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Dan, Plenty fully working pre owned a/c compressors in stock if required. Just drop me a PM if I can help further. Alex.

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I have fully working pre owned in stock. Just drop me a PM if I can help further. Alex.

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Litchfields are just down the road from you in Deerhurst GL19 4BP.

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Happy Hogmanay Everyone (New Years Eve for the guys done South) I wish you all Health, Wealth and Happiness through out 2017 and beyond. Have fun and stay safe. Slange Var Alex

This should help explain: What is public liability insurance? Public liability insurance covers the cost of legal action and compensation claims made against your business if a third party is injured or their property suffers damage whilst at your business premises or when you are working in their home, office or business property. This also includes the cost of medical treatment and transportation costs incurred by the NHS should they claim this amount from your business following an accident. What level of public liability cover should I buy? The amount of cover that your business will require in this area largely depends on the level of risk that it undertakes on a daily basis. You will probably find that there are accepted minimum standards for the particular industry you operate in, and there may be requirements specified by your clients in this area. Before making a decision on how much cover to buy, you should always check out both of the above In particular, if working on a government or local authority contract you will usually find that they stipulate a minimum level of cover in this area and it's common for this to be between £5 -£10million. Is not having public liability cover insurance illegal? The only type of business cover that would be considered a legal requirement is employers' liability insurance (although this only applies if you have one or more staff members in your employment and there are some noteworthy exemptions). Choosing not to purchase some of the covers that come as part of an overarching business insurance policy will not land you in trouble as they may not be appropriate for your business type, and are therefore not a legal requirement. It is however important to have public liability cover in place to ensure that your business is protected financially, and also to make sure that the interests of the public and your clients are protected. You'll additionally find that some businesses will be required by clients to have certain insurance covers in place. Two examples being; a DJ who would need their own public liability insurance and a financial adviser who would usually be advised to have professional indemnity cover in operation. What is an example of a public liability claim? A plumber was working on a residential property situated in a block of flats. The plumber made an error and failed to fit taps correctly during the repairs. As a result, the error caused water damage at the flat which also extended to some of the properties below. What did the insurance company pay for? The insurance company in this circumstance paid for corrective repairs to the damage caused under the public liability section of the policy, costing a total of £20,000. What did the insurance company not cover? The plumber had to pay the excess of £250 in order to facilitate the claim. Where do your public liability quotes come from? MoneySupermarket.com have teamed up with Simply Business to provide you with a business insurance comparison service which allows our insurance partners to provide live instant quotes based on the information given on our quotation form. The quotes returned during the comparison process are real and the insurance documents can be viewed - and the policy bought - within minutes, all without even having to leave our website. My search returned no quotes, why is this? Occasionally our comparison tool will be unable to return an instant quote if your business needs are too complex. In this case it may take us two to three days to get back to you with an accurate quote to more specifically address your business insurance needs. I've filled in the quote form, what happens next? Once you've filled in the required information and clicked on "submit" you'll be taken to the results page. In normal circumstances you should receive anywhere between one and seven quotes from a variety of insurers and you'll be able to view the policy documentation, excesses and exclusions for each product to allow you to decide which policy to purchase.

Great tutorial. well done.

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I think that you may find that the OP is looking for preventative options to actually avoid an expensive engine build.

You still have to get your supercharger set up mapped. Mapping of turbo or supercharger set up in the UK is not a problem.

It is instances like this where a hard wired dash cam is extremely useful.

Do not waste your time or money on compression tests or timing chain chain replacement. The best preventative measures in this instance is to use a good quality engine oil and service regularly, together with very regular dip stick checks on the engine oil level. At 135k miles there is bound to be wear and tear present, so chains and low compression issues should only be dealt with as and when they happen, which might be never. However, if the engine eventually does go pop, then just drop in a known pre-owned engine from a known and reputable seller.

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You won't get 20k out of copper, but should be good for up to 10 if you are lucky.

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Is there any advantage in your experience of a particular metal that helps avoid pre ignition? Sent from my SM-G925F using Tapatalk A metal that does not reach high temperature quickly would always be advantages, however that is not within my level of expertise. Have a read here: https://www.google.co.uk/?gws_rd=ssl#q=why+does+detonation+cause+a+spark+plug+to+melt

Yes, absolutely correct, however it still gives a warm glow as I have had the pleasure of ownership and not lost any money.

Escort Cosworth Lux 1992 models (big turbo) were 25k new. Mines going up for sale next year. One owner, 29,000 miles, no mods. proper car and excellent provenance and history. Major Auction houses tell me 50k back after commissions. However my Jaguar XJS 5.3 V12 Convertible which I bought new in in 1989 for circa 48k is only worth 12k at the moment even though it has only covered 12,000 miles. That is the problem with classic cars, you never know what they are going to be worth in 30 years time. However the aforementioned Jag should come good in any other 10 years time. Not many cars that you can make a fast buck on unless there is a 2 year+ waiting list.

Every one has different views on this question. I personally prefer Iridium or Platinum Fit them and forget.