Thread: Anyone brave enough to hazard a guess

If it was powered by a GM diesel I would say the minute you got it home, but with a TDi you have a much better chance of beating that.
Regards
Glen

so were exactly did the machinic think he fixed the leak,if it was the steering box as soon as you turn the wheel in the drive

Originally Posted by AussieAub

A $10 drip tray from SuperCheap full of sand fixed my "no oil on the new drive or it goes" problems...!!

I didn't know you could get a drip tray that big for $10.

You just pop rivet the drip trays together........

I can't help but admire how you quite cleverly built up a human shield of LR people to protect you from your SWMBO. Anyway - I'll give you six weeks.

Originally Posted by martinozcmax

The winner gets to tell swmbo they won and it's leaking again.

As Dullbird says
"It doesn't leak oil, it just marks it's territory"!!

[QUOTE= So far, so good, it's been nearly three hours. Overnight will tell the tale.[/QUOTE]
3 hours............................................. ...............................



Did he refill it ?

Cheers,
Anthony.

Originally Posted by zulu Delta 534

If it was powered by a GM diesel I would say the minute you got it home, but with a TDi you have a much better chance of beating that.
Regards
Glen

Hi Glen, Dulux make the best Screamer sealant, lots of coats.

Originally Posted by bacicat2000

Put me down for 2 weeks. Just long enough for you to think they might have got it licked this time...

I'm lucky enough to have a wide strip of gravel beside the concrete driveway, so I park mine there - it helps to keep the weeds down.

That way you can tell everyone that it gets of the pavement regularly

I'm taking one month in the oil drip sweepstake.