tyre pressure

[Dave Brand]

Originally posted by sunflower
Within a week of buying it next door's cat sprayed on it & scrapped it's claws along the back bumber (body coloured one) - wasn't too happy about that!

Could be worse! A long time ago, next door's cat thought it would be fun to pee in the heater air intake grill of my Fiesta. I got into the car, noticed a funny smell, so I turned the heater fan up to try & get rid of it....the faster the fan was running, the worse the smell! I had to pour disinfectant into the intake & live with the smell of that for a few days.

[medler]

Originally posted by sunflower
I wish I hadn't even bothered posting this when all I've got are nasty replies!!!

If my manual gave the info I wanted, do you not think I wouldn't have had to ask.

Don't be so critical

Sorry Sunflower my dig was aimed at the average motorist I see at this time of year towing a caravan that has sat in the drive for 50 weeks. They have very little understanding of the importance of tyre condition, unlike yourself who must have to ask the question in the first place.

[DAVID PATERSON]

I want to know what happened to the cats that peed in your car.

[sunflower]

Hi, I'm back safe & sound & so's my car (just about)

Some of the junctions were pretty akward where they were 90 degrees to main roads. Lots of roads were lined with stone walls & at one point I luckily managed to miss ramming straight into one - bus came round a bend on other side & the sun caused temporary blindness/darkness (wasn't actually in my eyes) so couldn't see where I was going for a while. 15, 20, 30 & 40mph speed limits.

BTW I'm talking about Jersey.

David - the cat in Q for me sleeps in a ball under my car. Next door has its own car so don't know why it's attracted to mine.