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Old 7th July 2018, 23:32   #61
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If his question is innocent then I ask "is he being treated appropriately?". I agree it could be wiring but is it possible it is something else? I don't know.

We are mainly adults on this forum with many years of life experience and a better understanding of expectations and possibilities, Thomas is a child and children see things differently. Adults with mental health problems can also see things differently.
I am uncomfortable with some of the replies in this thread.

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Im just glad I didn't have the internet when I was Thomas' age, the amout of $h1te I used to spout would have made Thomas look like Bill Gates.


My girlfriends youngest brother had trouble with an intermittent fault with the accelerator on his corsa C.

Car would start but would not rev.

When I googled solutions I found several Vauxhall corsa forums, and while spending some time looking over the various postings and questions and answers given , it became very obvious that the average Corsa owner on these forums were young and mostly very inexperienced.

Lots of guess work and lots of unrealistic expectations of 'mods' done to there cars. etc, etc..

It was very hard to find a definitive answer to many problems because the average member didn't have a clue either.

This was a bit of a shock to me, as I previously spent most of my time on sites like the Audi S2 forum, or Classic Audi etc.

And what the people on those sites didn't know about 5 cylinders and their cars, wasn't worth knowing.

The Corsa forum on the other hand, you could have summed up most members knowledge on the back of a postage stamp.

Sometimes we forget what it was like to be young and inexperienced. We asked stupid questions and often gave imaginative advice. We believed the hype of the PR on our cone filters and thought bodykits had been designed by automotive experts and as such gave our cars a genuinely beneficial aerodynamic advantage.

Even though, in reality looking back, they made you and your car look like a Tw4T!
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Old 7th July 2018, 23:47   #62
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I kind of expected that answer from you. I was going to ask the question as to why you can write in decent English sometimes and sometimes you can't. But, I am not going to bother. Sorry Thomas but I will be adding you to my ignore list, simply because I don't believe you are you say you are. It's just my opinion, and I would rather not bother getting involved anymore.
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I must have missed something here...... what car is being discussed here ? make/model/engine etc .


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I kind of expected that answer from you. I was going to ask the question as to why you can write in decent English sometimes and sometimes you can't. But, I am not going to bother. Sorry Thomas but I will be adding you to my ignore list, simply because I don't believe you are you say you are. It's just my opinion, and I would rather not bother getting involved anymore.
I think I've reached the same point
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I must have missed something here...... what car is being discussed here ? make/model/engine etc .


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Thomas's fuel gauge on his 75 I believe?

Sorry if my post is confusing and off topic, my point was just that I found a lot of younger people on Corsa forums when I was looking for help with someone else's car, and I found a lot of the postings on that corsa forum similar to the way Thomas responds, who is also young.
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Thomas's fuel gauge on his 75 I believe?

Sorry if my post is confusing and off topic, my point was just that I found a lot of younger people on Corsa forums when I was looking for help with someone else's car, and I found a lot of the postings on that corsa forum similar to the way Thomas responds, who is also young.


Well that's not me I have never been on a corsa forum only mg rover forum and this forum


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I must have missed something here...... what car is being discussed here ? make/model/engine etc .


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Thomas ? Please let us know ..I haven't seen it mentioned anywhere, and there seem to be several choices .
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Thomas ???
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So you ditched the Mini Copper ?
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Thomas's fuel gauge on his 75 I believe?

Sorry if my post is confusing and off topic, my point was just that I found a lot of younger people on Corsa forums when I was looking for help with someone else's car, and I found a lot of the postings on that corsa forum similar to the way Thomas responds, who is also young.
I bet the problem was the throttle pedal. Theres a potentiometer under the dash and they wear out!
Some times clearing the fault will cure it for a day or two.
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I bet the problem was the throttle pedal. Theres a potentiometer under the dash and they wear out!

Some times clearing the fault will cure it for a day or two.


No the car had crack in tank now fixed and computer not working right but I think th computer is calming down


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