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You expect to much

I do know that but thinking of you in a monkey suit made me laugh more Anyway the Monkey suit guy was Urko but still made me laugh

@Pedro!!! Deal with this shit!

As said, I would have to remove the front of the scoot, no access to the switch from the panel that it is fitted to, it just bugs me that it does not work as it should, same with the cars fuel gauge.

Another polar day , so cold in fact, took a leak outside and the stream froze half way up....hate starting the tractor in these temperatures, 1.5 hours on the block heater should do the trick...

We had different childhoods, you were watching men in monkey suits, I was reading books. To me Urco is a mythical dog that is the portend of death or urco, the Latin intransitive verb describing the cry of an animal.

Fuck me that is a blast from the past, just laughed way to long at that. Definitely a 1970's reference

I was hoping for a response with punctuation.

I knew when I posted that who and what would be the response would be.

I had a duff push button on some thing but can not at the Mo remember what it was, i pulled it apart and glued a bit of metal under the button, i had a tiny magnet in the try..a qwik touch and up the button popped..Had to keep the try clean thou or all sorts of crap stuck to it.. This was years ago when i could not afford a shop coffee never mind a garage fix.

I just use wooden clothes pegs on each pipe trick given me by an old guy many years ago when we used manometers to check air in the telephone cables. That was when i was a Lad.

Can you get the restrictor tube thingumys from China too? The really fine rigid plastic tubes which go into the vacuum lines to stop the weights bouncing all over the place...

He looks like he has made himself at home, good on you for giving the little guy a second chance at a good life.

To bad you can't get a replacement for your head...

I ordered the new head unit for the bike today.

It's frigen cold....

She has not shifted (apart from going to the lav) off of the sofa for nearly 2 weeks

If I get a screwdriver and pull the switch out then press it, the seat solenoid works, but the button stays in, so i have to fish it out with the screwdriver again, would have to remove the whole of the front to get to the switch......I have lathered the switch with WD, but I doubt it is getting to the workings of the switch.....