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Rommel



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I would remove the plastic covers you can then spray directly down into the mechanism only ever need to do it once in almost five years ! 2013 FL2 XS.
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Re: how to lubricate wing mirrors

AT1963 wrote:
Door mirrors creak when locking/unlocking door.
Any tips to lubricate?


this question has been asked before, I will tell you of my experience (the clever silicon bods will as usual disagree Rolling with laughter )

got the car 5 years ago, mirror creaked on opening, sprayed WD40 (YES WD40) into the gap between top mirror part and lower part, it has NEVER creaked since, or even needed a top up spray 2017 SEAT Ateca 4drive 2.0 xcellence (May 2022 -
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I plead guilty I never knew that they had to be done, so gave them a spray this morning after giving it a wash

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And as if by magic something I have been planning on doing pops up in the New posts list Thumbs Up

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Sidthecat wrote:
But doesn’t a surgeon always stand sideways on to the patient? Wink

Not these days - they can be on the other side of the room.

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University Hospital Coventry & Warwick was running 2 of these machines recently. Jules

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How technologie has moved on when I had my vasectomy it was a shot of whisky and two house bricks then "bosh" job done !!!! 2013 FL2 XS.
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I was never told about the whiskey option Shocked 11 GS Bali Blue
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Only if you go private whisky not on NHS 2013 FL2 XS.
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. . . and don't you have to provide your own bricks? Rolling with laughter

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And keep your thumbs out of the way,otherwise it comes a bit sharp.

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Not only has surgery changed dramatically in 30 years but also intensive care and anaesthetics.

My office went from this




to this


 Jules

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Rommel wrote:
How technologie has moved on when I had my vasectomy it was a shot of whisky and two house bricks then "bosh" job done !!!!


had mine done under general anesthetic (yes I know wimp) later the stitches went septic Big Cry
Anyway I had to go into work with a further sick note, in the canteen chatting with the lads and my young son (who was about 3 or 4 years old) tried to get my attention without success. He then punched me in the balls - I woke up some time later Censored Tangiers Orange - gone, missing her
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had mine done under general anesthetic (yes I know wimp) later the stitches went septic Big Cry
Anyway I had to go into work with a further sick note, in the canteen chatting with the lads and my young son (who was about 3 or 4 years old) tried to get my attention without success. He then punched me in the balls - I woke up some time later Censored

A bit much when all you want to do is lubricate your wing mirrors Rolling with laughter

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anyway,back to wd 40!.the problem with wd 40 is it will attract dust.we used to lub steering locks on new cars if they became stiff,but 3 months later they would become stiff again,so we sent the locks back under warranty,the warranty was declined every time because of wd40

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