Bootsha
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Socialising of a pup is vital, essential, call it what you like. Its so easily done at a stage in its life when not much else can really be done other than name, recall and manners. A well socialised pup leads to a happy, sociable,sensible adult (hopefully), or at least it should.Just my opinion.
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Not far away, if you get to the hotel you'll see plenty of signs by then. ATB
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Not far away, if you get to the hotel you'll see plenty of signs by then. ATB
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Bugger
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Been on Tesco's diesel mate. How much was a fuel pump ??
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They are out of this world mate, fat, happy and healthy, a credit to you. Thats how a litter of lurcher pups should look. Do me a favour though, cut the f****n grass ATB B
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Cheers Ade A mate of mine has got one of them, may have to try it, thanks for the reply though. Regards B
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Hi Willow Shes a 51 plate, 2002 mate. tdci
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Maer syniad gyda fi, peidiwch a becso amdani, fydd rhaid ifi ciesio trwsior hen bws cyntaf, and mae on possibilrwydd, un blwch o flachiau gogoinant Lloegr a off a hi !!
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Mae o'n lliw 'wahaniaeth ir domen cachi sydd da fi brawd, ond fydd o'n edrych y rhyn peth cyn bo hir !!
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Just spoke to the ford garage, they want £55 quid to come and recover it, and £65 per hour to hook it up to the computer, thats before they would carry out any work on it ffs. I'll have to check the insurance is up to date and......... see what happens Yes there is fuel in it, it may well have to be bite the bullet or light the rag, its 50 / 50 at the mo, trouble is its a good bus, never had a spot of trouble with it.
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No , but I think I soon will have only way to test it is plug it in to a lappy but u aint got the stuff , useualy if the sensors go u get a bit of warning ie chuggin and cutting out when warm and starts fine when cold , is it getting a spark to the plugs if it is best get the guy out to test the system sounds like electrics /ecu Looked for a fuel reset / cutoff switch, also looked to see if the stop solenoid is playing up, cant even see the f*****g thing !!, my mechanic mate says he'll have alook later, otherwise, it'll have to be a ford garage phone call and get a diagnostic
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No , but I think I soon will have
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If I disconnect the battery, will that reset the computer ?, and, theres no smell or sign of any fuel leaks, as you say Kevin, it'll probably need hooking up to something electrical as oposed to the scrap lorry, f****n shed !. Cant complain, its a really good bus (up until now) good job it failed outside the house, i'll have to get green flag cover on it or something just in case. Thanks all, i;'ll keep trying
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Yes mate, also tried the spare key. Also tried what you said, all the lights go out on the dash when i turn the key on. Thanks anyway.
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No engine management light, diesel, no heat plug flashing. Its turning over fine, just not firing, sounds like an electrical problem, perhaps it is the imobiliser, got the charger on the battery now to top it up a bit.
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Any more suggestions off anyone?
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Gotcha !!! Have to give that a go mate, now where did i put those keys ??!! Taking the piss aside, it's gripping my shit as its back to work tomorrow, I wish I had enough money as I could buy a new ? er car, I wouldn't get this sort of shit then / perhaps. Thanks for your suggestions Gav
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Got to get it to a hill first mate !!. Good idea though. Once I get it started i'll drive to the top of a hill and give it a try.
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It's spinning over , but its not firing at all. I havent got the posh key fob, its just got a blue coloured plastic bit on the one corner. Is there a battery in the fob then ?, I know theres one for the light in the key.
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The thought had crossed my mind already friend, beleive you me !! Only I need it in the morning . lol
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Commercial hybrids are capable of laying the most, but that doesn't mean they will! How much of it's laying potential a chicken fulfills depends on how it's kept. An important factor is the amount of light they have and how bright that light is. By law they should have a period of darkness so you can't just leave the lights on all the time. Typically people keeping chickens on a small scale who manipulate the light set a timer to switch artificial light on early in the morning then off again about mid-morning when their is natural light, the chickens then can roost normally as dusk falls. For
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Came back home yesterday with wife and kids from a day out, about 60 miles or so, no probs. Mrs went to start the car to go shopping today, wont start. Not firing at all, have cracked open the injectors, fuel getting there, but just spinning. Half a tank of juice in it. Tried locking and unlockin with key as thought there may be a problem there, used both doors, bugger all. Has been suggested it may be the imobiliser ??, how the f**k do you imobilise an imobiliser ?? Any Ford fitters out there that could advise me please ?? Hoping there is B
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The best working dogs I have owned, and some of the best I have ever seen have bean the most submissive types ever. You'd think they were pure bred pot lickers, but when the light goes green, the bullshit stopped. I'd rather have a kennel full of submissive type terriers and / or lurchers than these "'ard fuckers" you see, and even "'arder fuckers " you see walking them. Like the old adage goes " it's the quiet ones you have to watch". B
