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That's good Ps They like catching fire too, handy if it's a cold winter

The way global warming is going that will be next Thursday

Jan is a blink away

Mostly, I don't bounce as well as I did

It's a bugger when you try to spend money and no one will take it.

I started way older Welcome

Petrol is much less hassle if your doing low miles than a diesel, def the way to go

Found a new board on ebay, might be recoverable @TiggieWhat's taking you so long to locate your fault

@TiggieWhat's the chances Me and wife return home yesterday, clock on oven and microwave off, hmm Mcb had tripped, control relay on dryer has gone so new built in dryer now on order.

Almost https://www.visordown.com/news/industry/harley-davidson-motorcycle-production-resumes-after-two-week-halt The engine in the Indian is much more refined and more powerful but to be honest it doesn't sound like a Harley which is a very big part of a Harley and it's character. The new harley engine has solved most of that but unfortunately it no longer sounds like a Harley.

I've a mate with a garage who's replaced a few engines in them, predominantly women owned who don't tow, so your half way OK

https://www.astrakforums.co.uk/threads/astra-1-4-turbo-2018-engine-problems.4565/ Just Google. Sure they can give a refund

Wandering cranks, oil pressure loss and replacement engines, other than that just the usual stuff.

Sound probably I do like the look of the scout bobber.

That would also work

If its just started and you've not been doing DIY it's most likely something your using

So it was invain

Make sure it's got a drain hole in the bottom of the back plate, even condensation can cause enough of a nuisance to trip.

To do that properly you need to remove the neutral from the bar that goes with the mcb, turning off the mcb only removes the live, if its a fault on something you missed or a cable it will still trip, you must remove the live and the neutral when trying to locate or rule a circuit out. Rcd just acts like a balance, its watching the electric and expects the same on live and neutral, you could have a situation when you get earth leakage that you didn't think possible ie tv with no earth but a fault that sends voltage via aerial cable to earth and rcd goes, I know, I've had that before. Usually it's something obvs like outside light, fridge toaster, sometimes it's a mare, we had a fault on a ring main a mate of mine couldn't find it (proper lecy) and we had to split the circuit and loose a couple of sockets, I found it when I did our bedroom last year and the feckers before us buried a joint in a plaster wall.

How did you turn off upstairs?

Is boiler on said circuit?

Yup if it's split circuit swap it over.

You mean Conservative Labour.

Fridge/freezer usual culprit followed by toaster, kettle microwave etc. If it starts doing it regularly it's easier to find, you can't just switch something off at socket or wall, if you have a neutral to earth fault it will still trip, you need to un plug everything you can and start from there. Could be a faulty rcd too in which case it's not the things at fault .

@fastbobThunder in the glens will be on over the bank Holiday weekend, more Harleys than you can shake a stick at