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    Quote Originally Posted by drsmith1979
    the entire first page of 'Discussion' is taken up by threads made by 'GabrielKnight'....
    Not true at all, but even if it were, are you too lazy to click the page 2 button to avoid the threads that offend you so much? If you come onto a forum at 4:53 in the morning, you're going to find a lot of yet unanswered postings made by the last poster of the night.

    Quote Originally Posted by drsmith1979
    It's great you are so enthused about your new purchase
    Who said it was a new purchase, or that I'm enthused? I've just got a service coming up shortly and need to know what to get. This is a Williams forum for asking such questions.

    Quote Originally Posted by drsmith1979
    however, 90% of what you are posting can be found with a little bit of work using the search button.
    It might not seem like I do, but I've spent a lot of time searching this site, googling and searching eBay as well as asking questions here. In many cases, answers elsewhere are confusing or conflicting. For example some people say a valver 70Amp alternator will do while others insist on a proper 90Amp one. Some people swear by pure nitrogen in wheels, others say its nonsense. I hope my threads stimulate more debate.

    Quote Originally Posted by drsmith1979
    Its nothing personal, its just everytime you have an impulse to ask a question its simply not good etiquette to post a new thread lol..
    The idea of a forum is that you discuss different subjects in different threads. My threads aren't just for myself but hopefully can be helpful to others too. I always title my threads carefully so that they will be useful in future searches. So I have no plans to start a single thread asking random questions about everything from brakes to windscreen wipers.

    Finally, I don't think you should be preaching on forum 'etiquette' as your post would have been more suitable as a private message, instead of trying to get everyone else on your side.

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    Not true at all, but even if it were, are you too lazy to click the page 2 button to avoid the threads that offend you so much? If you come onto a forum at 4:53 in the morning, you're going to find a lot of yet unanswered postings made by the last poster of the night.


    If you knew anything about this forum and its regular posters you would also know that not all people are in 'GMT' timezones.


    Who said it was a new purchase, or that I'm enthused? I've just got a service coming up shortly and need to know what to get. This is a Williams forum for asking such questions.

    You are correct it is a Williams forum, and considering the age of the vehicles in question, is it logical to assume that 99% of issues have already been discussed or is your Williams so unique that it has problems never before seen in any service? lol


    It might not seem like I do, but I've spent a lot of time searching this site, googling and searching eBay as well as asking questions here. In many cases, answers elsewhere are confusing or conflicting. For example some people say a valver 70Amp alternator will do while others insist on a proper 90Amp one. Some people swear by pure nitrogen in wheels, others say its nonsense. I hope my threads stimulate more debate.

    You have used 2 recent threads as a reference, if you cared to do some research you would get a balanced idea and be able to make your own conclusion, that is the purpose of a 'forum'... it isn't dictation. Besides, if there is no information pertaining to the exact issue / conclusion, what is to say making a new one will? lol talk about flawed logic



    The idea of a forum is that you discuss different subjects in different threads. My threads aren't just for myself but hopefully can be helpful to others too. I always title my threads carefully so that they will be useful in future searches. So I have no plans to start a single thread asking random questions about everything from brakes to windscreen wipers.

    You make an idealogical statement pertaining to the future use of your threads, well here is Einsteins paradox in action.... if you do subscribe to the notion that the 'current' threads will be used in the future as a 'past reseach/reference' point, then what is the purpose of all the 'past' threads we now have which cover the issues you bring up in detail? Or in your universe does the timeline only start with the present?


    Finally, I don't think you should be preaching on forum 'etiquette' as your post would have been more suitable as a private message, instead of trying to get everyone else on your side.

    You have made the statement suggesting that a forum is a place for debate.... well my friend, if that is the case then sensorship pertaining to the context / factual description of events is something which flys in the face of these ideals. As for trying to get everyone on my side? haha.. as if this is a popularity contest?!

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    Fuel filter changing is fun. Just make sure you get a clamp for the line coming from the tank...and remember to take it off afterwards hehe!

    You'll need a container to catch the fuel spill, quite a bit comes out of the old filter! Don't smoke whilst doing it either, When I did it last some helpful chap with a fag in his mouth stopped to ask what I was doing and what the smell was...my hands were covered in petrol at the time and fuel was spilt under the car.

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    last container i used when i did the polo fuel filter was............my mobile phone


 

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