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Simon you don't seem to grasp statistics. I do achieve removing stats without damage..........10% of the time. I don't break them on purpose you know as it adds an hour to the job removing the bits of plastic stub out I'll give you an example: 50 KV6 stats changed in 2017. 5 of them didn't crack on removal. Yours Simon would be one of those 5 cases. However all 50 leaking sets went in the bin because I didn't want to risk running a "Simon" experiment on customers cars to see how many "might" survive long term! And might I suggest the original elbow piece you cracked and the 2nd one you didn't is simply down to the 2nd one being in situ for far less time (am I correct?) thereby the plastic won't have had time to become brittle and the O ring was probably still looking ok too (am I right again😉 Oh and re the four O rings. Some come out well squashed while others come out looking still quite new. MGR used different compound O rings just like they did in the M47 stat. To date we've not seen any melted KV6 O rings except the Chinese batch our well known independent trader on here sold. (they started out purple and turned red within 3 months) Sorry for lack of photo evidence. I could have taken 100's of shots over the years but I never thought twice about it. However I still have an old computer from 2006 in the loft. It will have a few evidence shots on there when I was initially marketing my services. However the more photos I come up with the weaker some of your theories become. 🤣
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You were on line today and reading this thread. Why have you ignored my question? Simon
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John; thank you for your intelligent post.
Brian; once again you expose yourself for what you are. Not an engineer or even a mechanic but a bully who, when your arrogance is challenged, descends to personal abuse of the most puerile kind imaginable. You really should be ashamed of yourself. Simon
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Is it just me or is anyone else fed up with this constant bickering.
Well done. Another thread closed. Grow up guys. |
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