TDI TIMING BELT KIT - FROM WHO ?

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Originally Posted by p38arover

Shouldn't that be ".... From whom?" :angel:

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p e d a n t i c . . . . . . :)

I was told recently that english was an "evolving" language and that in the interests of this evolution we should accept and go with minor grammatical infractions.....hmmmm!

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Originally Posted by 87County

p e d a n t i c . . . . . . :)

I was told recently that english was an "evolving" language and that in the interests of this evolution we should accept and go with minor grammatical infractions.....hmmmm!

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Maybe - but "from who" sounds just plain wrong. "From whom" is much more pleasing to the ear. :D

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Originally Posted by justinc

Damien,

I've just done a Tdi that had only the belt fitted at it's last change. The tensioner and the idler bearings were shot, and the crank seal was leaking onto the belt. I ALWAYS replace the tensioner, idler, crank seal and sometimnes even the bottom gear if it hasn't been upgraded, is the tin shield variety, or it has a seal groove worn in it. The kit also comes with a new idler stud, a locknut and new cap screw for the tensioner.

That price for the kit is very good, if you were to buy all the bits seperately it would be a whole lot more...

Not worth the risk.

JC

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Its a reco motor and had the tensioner upgrade done when rebuilt. If i haven't done it by March, i'll book it in when Matt and I (and family) come over to Tassie for a break

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Originally Posted by p38arover

Maybe - but "from who" sounds just plain wrong. "From whom" is much more pleasing to the ear. :D

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you're correct (of course)... I was just stirring you...;)

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Originally Posted by 87County

you're correct (of course)... I was just stirring you...;)

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Of course (to whichever part of your sentence that you prefer!) :D

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Originally Posted by p38arover

Maybe - but "from who" sounds just plain wrong. "From whom" is much more pleasing to the ear. :D

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Well since you cant hear it, that comment is null and void, bored again are we Ron ?

He must be if he's reading every post out loud.

:D:D:D

Simon

Look at the time it was posted.

I was on an 11pm-7am shift.

But not for much longer. I have decided to retire - after I take my 4-1/2 months long service leave. I put the leave application in today. As soon as I get the travel voucher, I'll book our berths on the Indian Pacific so we can go and annoy some Sandgropers.

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Originally Posted by p38arover

Look at the time it was posted.

I was on an 11pm-7am shift.

But not for much longer. I have decided to retire - after I take my 4-1/2 months long service leave. I put the leave application in today. As soon as I get the travel voucher, I'll book our berths on the Indian Pacific so we can go and annoy some Sandgropers.

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good move Ron :thumbsup: you won't regret it

taking your p38 with you on the Indian Pacific ????

Laurie

Retirement or LSL would have to be a lot better than working the 11pm to 7am shift.

Does that mean you will now have more time to further our education on matters linguistic?

Or perhaps like so many retired people, you will be so busy that you will wonder how you ever had time to go to work.

In that case I guess we can expect standards to slip on the AULRO forum with people thinking they can get away with SMS abbreviations and other such abominations.