Greasy deposit on side windows

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10-28-2001, 03:38 AM

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[QUOTE]Originally posted by Cedric Tomkinson
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Sorry to hear you're still having problems. It sounds like you're gonna have to get out of your pram if they don'y get it sorted soon!

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10-28-2001, 03:40 AM

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Originally posted by N-a-$-t-Y
Sound like you got a friday car Brian. Hope brindley sort it for you.

Whereas black cars are only made on wednesdays.

Special S2000 - built when Japanese workforce were doing their uncanny British Leyland worker impressions.

Well, after having to go through 3 hardtops for one that fitted my car, at least Brindley know how to fit your tin lid

-Brian.

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10-28-2001, 03:43 AM

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Sorry to hear it Brian, hope it gets sorted.

Your car really is not up to Honda standards. That surging in traffic reminds me of my GF's old Pug 106. That also used to stall when slowing for roundabouts, occasionally and for no apparent reason. I always thought Japanese engine management was better that that!

If it's any consolation, I have a mate with a Mercedes-Benz SL (R129) and that sets itself into emergency get you home mode now and again - for no reason! He has been back & forth with many problems too.

BTW - I believe one should use cloths, not paper for polishing windows. Apparently, paper fibres are extremely abrasive and can eventually lead to fogging or headliamp glare at night.

Thanks. For the window you're recommending something like the Autoglym 'Perfect Polishing' cotton cloths then? I'd been advised to use new kitchen roll as it doesn't contain any chemicals that could react with the cleaner to leave smears. Thought it's worth mentioning that I'm not using Plexus on the rear window - I'm using Motorcyle Helmet Visor cleaner which is giving a very clear window with absolutly no fuss at all. I might still try Plexus ata later date, but I'm happy so far.

-Brian.

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