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Not good, in fact that may lead to a recall in EU and UK
Didn't see any fluid leaking. Was thinking more of stuck brake booster solenoid or maybe a master cylinder gasket. Will find out and let us all know. Interesting that hoses are an issue. Wouldn't have figured they would be having QA issues with those given the country borders it's being built in and who's ex factory they're in. Supply chain is terrible though so maybe alternate suppliers are temporarily getting used???
Roadside assistance number to call is;
The coolant hose on mine that just had to be replaced after 300km has a large label that says made in UK
haha, that would explain it then, news says every day that UK has gone broke
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Thank you, champion.
Pleased to hear it! Strange phenomenon though!
nah mate. Last government was lib/nationals (Tories) and bought French Diesel Subs. New govt is Labour and ditched French subs, paid $500 million contract break penalty, and went with a $70 billion pre-order for joint US/UK nuclear subs that don't yet exist other than being a political concept. They expect to be built sometime in the next 30-50 years. So we are safe as houses with these imaginary subs for any and all imaginary threats.
I suspect sticking solenoid on ABS then as that's the only thing that might explain if it resolved by itself. Might be like the sticky button the door handles, just needs a bit more wear-in?
Except of course it was the Morrison Liberal government who ditched the French subs for the non-existent nuclear subs incurring the $830 million dollar penalty...nah mate. Last government was lib/nationals (Tories) and bought French Diesel Subs. New govt is Labour and ditched French subs, paid $500 million contract break penalty, and went with a $70 billion pre-order for joint US/UK nuclear subs that don't yet exist other than being a political concept. They expect to be built sometime in the next 30-50 years. So we are safe as houses with these imaginary subs for any and all imaginary threats.
Most I've seen/read about would be traced back to poor installation.
Yup. So many governments and so many policy changes. Can’t keep up any more. Pity my grenadier is in the shop, otherwise I’d go for a nice drive to forget about the pollies!
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Of course if China invades Australia they no longer need to trade with us.
They can’t have my grenadier.
