(T) Broke my driveshaft???

clemo · 13-10-2009

Originally Posted by T14086

Clemo...maybe a bit more tact was required in your opening post

as for collecting the car...unlikely as most dont operated a tow truck due to the expense, the onus is on you to get car to the w*ners...errr I mean dealership.

An aprentice & you got a £6k car....i'm jealous! I had a MZ TS150 at that age (for those of you that dont know thats a very cheap badly made eastern bloc motorbike with a square fuel tank that you crushed your nuts on everytime you braked hard...thats assuming you didn't fall off due to the non-grip tyres)

ok maybe i weent off a bit and im sorry. maybe i went a bit off on one and im sorry for that.

i work hard for what i've got and my apprentership hasn't been easy at all!
im just saying all i wanted was help and people are telling me how i drive and they have never seen me!

clemo · 13-10-2009

Originally Posted by sledge

Forgive me Clemo, but out of all the mumbo-jumbo you just spouted......the above phrase just kinda "Jumped out at me"

Thats classic sig` material, and I dont have one......yet

im sorry sledge that was meant to say IM NOT! lol

im defently not a chav man!
had those little boy racers!

clemo · 13-10-2009

ok then.
well im sorry for going for the "sympathy" vote.
and everything else.
but i still dont belive that you can say i hammer my car when i really really dont!

Ffoxy · 13-10-2009

Clemo dude.... join the circle, better on the inside pis*ing out donchathink?

Start again, the regulars here will help anyone that is honest and truthful...

We can all smell rats & bullshi8 a mile off, now you may have been unlucky, developed a mechanical breakage through manufacturer defect, and if so your Warranty will cover it.

What the guys are telling you is what your dealer will be thinking....

Young lads do reckless things with cars, particularly low powered cars.

Get it fixed and hold on till the car is paid for, you will gain experience that way and then you can buy a more powerful car.

clemo · 13-10-2009

Originally Posted by Ffoxy

Clemo dude.... join the circle, better on the inside pis*ing out donchathink?

Start again, the regulars here will help anyone that is honest and truthful...

We can all smell rats & bullshi8 a mile off, now you may have been unlucky, developed a mechanical breakage through manufacturer defect, and if so your Warranty will cover it.

What the guys are telling you is what your dealer will be thinking....

Young lads do reckless things with cars, particularly low powered cars.

Get it fixed and hold on till the car is paid for, you will gain experience that way and then you can buy a more powerful car.

good advice. thank you. and i am sorry but i do not and never have revered the ******** out of my car!

steve119 · 13-10-2009

Originally Posted by Ffoxy

Get it fixed and hold on till the car is paid for, you will gain experience that way and then you can buy a more powerful car.

Or buy a GSR induction for the lower torque, its all you'll need!

See, I'm all for giving tonight!!

steve119 · 13-10-2009

Originally Posted by clemo

good advice. thank you. and i am sorry but i do not and never have revered the ******** out of my car!

Dude, learn to stop when an offered hand is shown!

clemo · 13-10-2009

Originally Posted by steve119

Or buy a GSR induction for the lower torque, its all you'll need!

See, I'm all for giving tonight!!

I was going to order on in the next few days!
suppose i better get the problem fixed first.

p.s thanks for the smartians website

clemo · 13-10-2009

Originally Posted by steve119

Dude, learn to stop when an offered hand is shown!

im sorry i just have a real problem with people judging people before they know them!

and i've taken that hand and said sorry!

Ffoxy · 13-10-2009

Originally Posted by clemo

good advice. thank you. and i am sorry but i do not and never have revered the ******** out of my car!

The kind of damage you're describing doesnt happen with revving Clemo... it comes from heavy clutch dropping for quick get-aways at traffic lights, or beating the synchro-mesh through the gears, or changing down far too early...

T14086 · 13-10-2009

Originally Posted by Ffoxy

Barum tyres ffs yes I remember those!

lol....another was 'chin chein' (or something like that?) lasted for years but gave f*ck all grip...brake even remotely quickly on a zebra crossing or similar surface and you were on the floor!

when I moved up to Brit bikes I always had avon roadrunners & man you could really grind those footpegs down fast

*edit...just checked 'cheng shin' tyres

punto_matt · 13-10-2009

What aftermarket wheels have you got on? Chances are they are heavy as fook so dealership will say the extra stress that they have put on drivetrain components have caused it to go.

steve119 · 13-10-2009

Originally Posted by Ffoxy

The kind of damage you're describing doesnt happen with revving Clemo... it comes from heavy clutch dropping for quick get-aways at traffic lights, or beating the synchro-mesh through the gears, or changing down far too early...

hey, I've done it myself occasionally but as they say, everything in moderation!

and matt, seeing as I've the same engine as him then will I likely have probs if I changed from standard alloys to aftermarkets? as you know I've got the sporting and think hes got the GP trim Grande!

clemo · 13-10-2009

ok.
thanks.

guys ill find out tomorrow weather im up s*** creek or happys days.

Ffoxy · 13-10-2009

Originally Posted by steve119

hey, I've done it myself occasionally but as they say, everything in moderation!

I never ever do.....

13-10-2009	#31
clemo What me? Join Date: May 2009 Location: Haverhill, near cambridge Posts: 39 Thanks: 0 Trader Rating: 0	re: Broke my driveshaft??? Originally Posted by T14086 Clemo...maybe a bit more tact was required in your opening post as for collecting the car...unlikely as most dont operated a tow truck due to the expense, the onus is on you to get car to the w*ners...errr I mean dealership. An aprentice & you got a £6k car....i'm jealous! I had a MZ TS150 at that age (for those of you that dont know thats a very cheap badly made eastern bloc motorbike with a square fuel tank that you crushed your nuts on everytime you braked hard...thats assuming you didn't fall off due to the non-grip tyres) ok maybe i weent off a bit and im sorry. maybe i went a bit off on one and im sorry for that. i work hard for what i've got and my apprentership hasn't been easy at all! im just saying all i wanted was help and people are telling me how i drive and they have never seen me! __________________ forget yesterday, live for today, pray for tomorrow
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clemo What me? Join Date: May 2009 Location: Haverhill, near cambridge Posts: 39 Thanks: 0 Trader Rating: 0	re: Broke my driveshaft??? Originally Posted by sledge Forgive me Clemo, but out of all the mumbo-jumbo you just spouted......the above phrase just kinda "Jumped out at me" Thats classic sig` material, and I dont have one......yet im sorry sledge that was meant to say IM NOT! lol im defently not a chav man! had those little boy racers! __________________ forget yesterday, live for today, pray for tomorrow
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clemo What me? Join Date: May 2009 Location: Haverhill, near cambridge Posts: 39 Thanks: 0 Trader Rating: 0	re: Broke my driveshaft??? ok then. well im sorry for going for the "sympathy" vote. and everything else. but i still dont belive that you can say i hammer my car when i really really dont! __________________ forget yesterday, live for today, pray for tomorrow
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Ffoxy Telford's Own... Join Date: Apr 2007 Posts: 9,824 Thanks: 373 Trader Rating: 0	re: Broke my driveshaft??? Clemo dude.... join the circle, better on the inside pising out donchathink? Start again, the regulars here will help anyone that is honest and truthful... We can all smell rats & bullshi8 a mile off, now you may have been unlucky, developed a mechanical breakage through manufacturer defect, and if so your Warranty will cover it. What the guys are telling you is what your dealer will be thinking.... Young lads do reckless things with cars, particularly low powered cars. Get it fixed and hold on till the car is paid for, you will gain experience that way and then you can buy a more powerful car. __________________ Ex Suzuki SV1000S jockey, now a former 1.9 MJet Grande Punto Sporting pilot curently driving a Hyundai i30 1.6 Premium.*
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13-10-2009	#35
clemo What me? Join Date: May 2009 Location: Haverhill, near cambridge Posts: 39 Thanks: 0 Trader Rating: 0	re: Broke my driveshaft??? Originally Posted by Ffoxy Clemo dude.... join the circle, better on the inside pising out donchathink? Start again, the regulars here will help anyone that is honest and truthful... We can all smell rats & bullshi8 a mile off, now you may have been unlucky, developed a mechanical breakage through manufacturer defect, and if so your Warranty will cover it. What the guys are telling you is what your dealer will be thinking.... Young lads do reckless things with cars, particularly low powered cars. Get it fixed and hold on till the car is paid for, you will gain experience that way and then you can buy a more powerful car. good advice. thank you. and i am sorry but i do not and never have revered the ******* out of my car! __________________ forget yesterday, live for today, pray for tomorrow
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T14086 Forum Moderator Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Preston Posts: 29,985 Thanks: 1068 Trader Rating: 0	re: Broke my driveshaft??? Originally Posted by Ffoxy Barum tyres ffs yes I remember those! lol....another was 'chin chein' (or something like that?) lasted for years but gave fck all grip...brake even remotely quickly on a zebra crossing or similar surface and you were on the floor! when I moved up to Brit bikes I always had avon roadrunners & man you could really grind those footpegs down fast edit...just checked 'cheng shin' tyres __________________ *http://www.chryslerforum.co.uk//* Last edited by T14086; 13-10-2009 at 23:29.
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clemo What me? Join Date: May 2009 Location: Haverhill, near cambridge Posts: 39 Thanks: 0 Trader Rating: 0	re: Broke my driveshaft??? ok. thanks. guys ill find out tomorrow weather im up s*** creek or happys days. __________________ forget yesterday, live for today, pray for tomorrow
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