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Punkassmofo · Joined: 21 Mar 2009 Posts: 101 Location: Rossendale

Just booked my fuel pump seals in to be done by Mark after the recommendations from a few people on here.
Unbelievably he is coming up to the nether regions of East Lancs, from down in the realms of Shady Drinkers (darn sarf).
Enjoy the drive up Mark!

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Punkassmofo · Joined: 21 Mar 2009 Posts: 101 Location: Rossendale

forgot to put the main reason I posted -
if anyone up in North west or somewhere along the way needs theres doing too, we can arrange a lower price if can be arranged to be done on the same day.

mark3 · Posted: Thu Sep 23, 2010 20:36 Post subject:

Yep, i must be mad as a hatter but i am indeed coming up from sth Essex on the 1st Oct (next Fri) crazy southerners eh? lol

if anyone wants there seal done on that day please get in touch, or on the Sat 2nd Oct as il probably not go home that night

GDog · Posted: Sun Sep 26, 2010 19:46 Post subject:

Mark me ol mate, I'm down here in Ashford Kent..... ya know anything about replacing Deli aircon radiator fans (one of my two has seized and it;s a job I don't relish!).

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mark3 · Posted: Mon Sep 27, 2010 11:19 Post subject:

No sorry its not a job i done before BUT iirc theres a air con guy down that way that hasa good rep on POCUK.... trouble is i Can't think of his dam name, doh!

mark3 · Posted: Mon Oct 04, 2010 19:34 Post subject:

Well what a nightmare the British weather gave me, the plan was to go to Rossendale then to kidderminster for overnight stay then to Bristol on Sat for another Deli seal change, then home Via Fleet in Hampshire for a Pajero seal change BUT the weather was so soo severe all the way on Friday the 4 hour journey to Rossendale took 4 and a half to only the bottom of M6 toll. so went straight to kidderminster and on the Sat morning drove 120 miles north to Rossendale, then 200 miles south to Bristol then 170 miles home missing out on Fleet!

Bastid weather caused me to do almost 500 miles in one day! over 650 in total! still they got done and hopefully running smoothly

Punkassmofo · Joined: 21 Mar 2009 Posts: 101 Location: Rossendale

Many thanks Mark - Deli running great now!

jsb57 · Joined: 25 Nov 2009 Posts: 19 Location: Hertfordshire/Essex

To anyone that needs to know.

I had the fuel pump seal replace by Mark3 on Wednesday in less than 2 hours outside my garage at home, which was great.

Mark is in Rainham - Essex, however on the day he did mine he was on his way home after being out for 4 or 5 days travelling around the north doing - yes you guessed - fuel pump seals.

If you need one doing give Mark a call.

James

mark3 · Posted: Fri Dec 03, 2010 23:56 Post subject:

Hi James, I'm glad your happy and i hope you have noticed a possitive difference with it.

Jimjim

Hello,
I got Mark to change my pump seal, very quick, very efficient, very nice bloke.

A.T.B. Jim.

P.S. THIS is his website or you can send him a P.M. (username;- MARK3 ).
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Lewis · Posted: Sat Dec 11, 2010 14:55 Post subject:

Post on the pump seal and low sulphur diesel has been split off, as per Chiefie's suggestion, and moved as a new post here:-
Pump Seals & Low Sulphur Diesel (Split from Mobile Mechanic)
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