Electronics that state the battery is low but when you check it on a battery tester it's safely in the green zone!

eracode:

Not sure if you really wanted it or were just making a statement but here it is:

 

Petition

 

 

MadEngineer: get a mate to ring them and make a booking, then ask actually can I cancel and can you uphold the voucher purchase

networkn:

Electronics that state the battery is low but when you check it on a battery tester it's safely in the green zone!

invisibleman18:

MadEngineer: get a mate to ring them and make a booking, then ask actually can I cancel and can you uphold the voucher purchase

They haven't turned up twice without notifying me so can't really be bothered attempting to organise a 3rd date. Hopefully get the refund sorted (haven't had a reply from Treatme yet) then find someone else to do it.

I'd find a way of leaving a very negative review - stating only the facts - to warn others. They sound terrible. 

freitasm:

 

I suspect Transmission Gully will simply be a failure. More people will think "Oh, it's ok to drive to Wellington now" and traffic from Porirua to Wellington will just grow a large amount in the morning and more cars will pile up in the city.

 

I guess it depends on your definition of success or what problem you're trying to solve. If more people are able to drive from the Kapiti Coast to Porirua in less time, I'd say that's a success.The inability or unwillingness of Wellington City to plan is not the fault of the Transmission Gully planners. And of course it should make an improvement to the evening rush hour, because there shouldn't be a bottleneck at the other end.

But there's always latent demand for motorway improvements.

Handsomedan:

 

I'd find a way of leaving a very negative review - stating only the facts - to warn others. They sound terrible. 

 

Thanks. Had a look on nocowboys.co.nz and found some similar experiences posted about them so have done that too. Note to self to check on there before booking someone new next time.

Had the refund approved by Treatme now too so all good in the end.

Opening the boot of my wife's car and discovering a "little bit of moisture". 

Lifted the floor of the hatch and the spare wheel well was full to the brim with water! 

Pulled everything out, yanked out the bung and got all the water out, but it's clearly been in there a while. 

Have dried it as much as possible, but finding the source of the leak is proving to be difficult. No tell-tale signs of leakage. 

Handsomedan:

 

Opening the boot of my wife's car and discovering a "little bit of moisture". 

 

Lifted the floor of the hatch and the spare wheel well was full to the brim with water! 

 

Pulled everything out, yanked out the bung and got all the water out, but it's clearly been in there a while. 

 

Have dried it as much as possible, but finding the source of the leak is proving to be difficult. No tell-tale signs of leakage. 

 

Does the car have a sunroof? That's where my leak was from. Not the sunroof itself but the drainage channels that run down the A and C pillars, one of the PTFE tubes was blocked.

Senecio:

 

Handsomedan:

 

Opening the boot of my wife's car and discovering a "little bit of moisture". 

 

Lifted the floor of the hatch and the spare wheel well was full to the brim with water! 

 

Pulled everything out, yanked out the bung and got all the water out, but it's clearly been in there a while. 

 

Have dried it as much as possible, but finding the source of the leak is proving to be difficult. No tell-tale signs of leakage. 

 

 

 

 

Does the car have a sunroof? That's where my leak was from. Not the sunroof itself but the drainage channels that run down the A and C pillars, one of the PTFE tubes was blocked.

 

No sunroof. Seals all seem to be dry and properly seated. I am guessing it could be tail light seals. 

Handsomedan:

 

No sunroof. Seals all seem to be dry and properly seated. I am guessing it could be tail light seals. 

 

If there is no obvious sign of it coming through the hatch but it is pooling in the spare wheel well then the tail lights would be my next bet too. 

read window wiper?

might need to stand there with a hose for a while and see if you can find where its coming from.

Senecio:

 

Handsomedan:

 

No sunroof. Seals all seem to be dry and properly seated. I am guessing it could be tail light seals. 

 

 

 

 

If there is no obvious sign of it coming through the hatch but it is pooling in the spare wheel well then the tail lights would be my next bet too. 

 

Pretty common way for water to come in on old Hondas too. 

Handsomedan:

Opening the boot of my wife's car and discovering a "little bit of moisture". 

Lifted the floor of the hatch and the spare wheel well was full to the brim with water! 

Pulled everything out, yanked out the bung and got all the water out, but it's clearly been in there a while. 

Have dried it as much as possible, but finding the source of the leak is proving to be difficult. No tell-tale signs of leakage. 

neb: I'm pretty sure he was serious, and I definitely want to sign it. It's abusing the status of churches and other charitable organisations when someone cynically sets up a "church" purely to finance their own lavish lifestyle and fleece the vulnerable.