Just like to say thanks for all your advice!
I guess I had better go and phone for a few quotes!!
Thanks again
Ross
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If it is a sort of whining noise on start-up which dissapears quite rapidly it is most likely the oil pressure relief valve chattering on its seat as it does its job. Check your oil viscosity and quality. If it is screeching check that the correct width auxiliary belts have been fitted as well as the condition of the cambelt and tensioner.
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No, the cat isn't under the bonnet, getting up under the bonnet to sleep is risky anyway, and difficult in these days of undershielding.
The cat is to be found two thirds of the way along the car, and they stay warm long after the owner has left. <@O¬
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Geordie Chris's Cat wrote:
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> No, the cat isn't under the bonnet, getting up under the
> bonnet to sleep is risky anyway, and difficult in these days
> of undershielding.
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> The cat is to be found two thirds of the way along the car,
> and they stay warm long after the owner has left. <@O¬
Only partly true, this. A few years ago our cat's favourite sleeping place was on top of the engine of SWMBO's Maestro. He would wait until she came home from work (car nice and warm) and had walked away from the car, then he would sneak up under the bonnet. The give-away was the light coloured fur all over the top of the engine and underside of the bonnet.
He never came to any harm.
Ian
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