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Re: Basic Maintainance Classes and Coolant Alarm Fitting
Posted: Wed Apr 29, 2009 12:20 am
by buddyh42
If I was gonna get to the Bash, would have loved for you (Haydn) to finally fit my 'Low/High Alarm &temp monitor' as it is still in the box
, I just cant seem to get it worked out in my head and until I do I aint starting to drill a hole in my tank.
.maybe get it fitted soon/Hopefully before any problems fingers crossed
I know everyone says its easy but I just aint gettin it.
Re: Basic Maintainance Classes and Coolant Alarm Fitting
Posted: Thu May 07, 2009 4:33 pm
by crazy uncle gray g
haydn callow wrote:Ian has asked me to do a few classes along the same lines as last year. This will be very basic stuff and each class will last 40 mins approx. The system of booking last year worked very well, book in with Ian at the main Club shop/tent and then be either at my pitch at the allocated time or in the "Big Top" if it's raining.
There will be 2 classes on Thur/Fri/Sat @2pm and 3pm (total of 6 classes) Max peeps per class will be 6.
There will be a nominal charge for each person attending and this will be donated to charity.
Because of the above and the lack of a Coolant Alarm Fitter this year I will only be able to fit a very few alarms and these MUST be pre booked by PM to myself. There will be a charge of £10 for each Pre Booked fitting and this again will go to charity. Alarms/BMW Clocks will be available to buy on site but will only be fitted if time allows...these unbooked fittings will be £15 and again the money will go to the charity.(you could fit them yourself {dead easy} and I will be around if you get a problem {unlikely})
The charity being supported by myself this year is the BRPS (British Retinitis Pigmentosa Society)
Any questions ..please let me know. I did run out of alarms last year so some indication would be good so I can get enough together.
Now Haydn, here's a thought, I spoke to Kirsty last night,
and she agreed it may be a great idea if I help you out,
by possibly demonstrating an engine bay cleaning class along side your own classes
What dya think ??
Re: Basic Maintainance Classes and Coolant Alarm Fitting
Posted: Thu May 07, 2009 7:33 pm
by Triple/R
Now Haydn, here's a thought, I spoke to Kirsty last night,
and she agreed it may be a great idea if I help you out,
by possibly demonstrating an engine bay cleaning class along side your own classes
What dya think ??
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Great idea--more classess the better for people like me who are'nt too good with motors especially Bongo's/Fredas
--it would be brilliant if there was a demo on changing coolant bleeding etc; but like me (when your motors running right) who'd want to have theres as a donor motor
Re: Basic Maintainance Classes and Coolant Alarm Fitting
Posted: Thu May 07, 2009 9:39 pm
by missfixit70
crazy uncle gray g wrote:haydn callow wrote:Ian has asked me to do a few classes along the same lines as last year. This will be very basic stuff and each class will last 40 mins approx. The system of booking last year worked very well, book in with Ian at the main Club shop/tent and then be either at my pitch at the allocated time or in the "Big Top" if it's raining.
There will be 2 classes on Thur/Fri/Sat @2pm and 3pm (total of 6 classes) Max peeps per class will be 6.
There will be a nominal charge for each person attending and this will be donated to charity.
Because of the above and the lack of a Coolant Alarm Fitter this year I will only be able to fit a very few alarms and these MUST be pre booked by PM to myself. There will be a charge of £10 for each Pre Booked fitting and this again will go to charity. Alarms/BMW Clocks will be available to buy on site but will only be fitted if time allows...these unbooked fittings will be £15 and again the money will go to the charity.(you could fit them yourself {dead easy} and I will be around if you get a problem {unlikely})
The charity being supported by myself this year is the BRPS (British Retinitis Pigmentosa Society)
Any questions ..please let me know. I did run out of alarms last year so some indication would be good so I can get enough together.
Now Haydn, here's a thought, I spoke to Kirsty last night,
and she agreed it may be a great idea if I help you out,
by possibly demonstrating an engine bay cleaning class along side your own classes
What dya think ??
Don't drag me into this
more confusion than agreement
Crazy was sober too
Re: Basic Maintainance Classes and Coolant Alarm Fitting
Posted: Thu May 07, 2009 9:52 pm
by aitch
Crazy was sober too
was that a first????
only joking
Re: Basic Maintainance Classes and Coolant Alarm Fitting
Posted: Thu May 07, 2009 9:54 pm
by missfixit70
aitch wrote:Crazy was sober too
was that a first????
only joking
Certainly is to my knowledge in the year & a bit since I've known him
Re: Basic Maintainance Classes and Coolant Alarm Fitting
Posted: Thu May 07, 2009 10:39 pm
by aitch
Re: Basic Maintainance Classes and Coolant Alarm Fitting
Posted: Thu May 07, 2009 11:26 pm
by Bob
Can we organise an emergency Bongo Relay to get cider from Somerset down to the New Forest?
Re: Basic Maintainance Classes and Coolant Alarm Fitting
Posted: Fri May 08, 2009 7:56 am
by crazy uncle gray g
Cheers Bob, I feel better already
Re: Basic Maintainance Classes and Coolant Alarm Fitting
Posted: Tue May 12, 2009 9:06 am
by haydn callow
Crazy...sounds good to me...we can sort it when we get there......I will also do a "dry" coolant drain/bleed demo if it would help and there is demand.
Lets play it by ear!!
we were flexible last year.
Re: Basic Maintainance Classes and Coolant Alarm Fitting
Posted: Tue May 12, 2009 1:48 pm
by Triple/R
Re: Basic Maintainance Classes and Coolant Alarm Fitting
Posted: Tue May 26, 2009 9:56 am
by haydn callow
PLEASE NOTE :- these classes are Diesel Bongo orentiated. If there is anyone out there would like to run a Petrol class (probably just 1 x 1 hour) please step forward.
PM me if interested, (just very basic stuff)
Re: Basic Maintainance Classes and Coolant Alarm Fitting
Posted: Wed Jun 03, 2009 1:02 pm
by haydn callow
I Have been booked to fit 4 LCA's to date and a couple of other things....This along with the "Basic Classes" if going to keep me busy....I need to know very soon if anyone else wants a Alarm fitting at the Bash.
Re: Basic Maintainance Classes and Coolant Alarm Fitting
Posted: Wed Jun 03, 2009 3:56 pm
by Ian
Haydn, the info packs for the Bash were posted yesterday, and the fitting service was mentioned. Give it a few more days, and you might get some more fittings. A Monday cut-off perhaps?
Re: Basic Maintainance Classes and Coolant Alarm Fitting
Posted: Fri Jun 05, 2009 7:36 pm
by moo n' mad
Haydn,
I'm a bit embarrassed to post this after you showed me what to do at Brokerswood. Any chance of a coolant alrm fitting one year on from last years bash!? I think its a mkII - if I can just remember where I put it!!
Mike
