Off topic chat about anything you like. Doesn't have to be about XMs (though they will inevitibly come up!). You can even discuss non-Citroens in here!
the lung is still collapsed and the cause unknown yet but i'm feeling a wee bit better, just think being able to breathe would be a bonus, even darthe vaders helmet would help.
i can't write too well so excuse spelling and anything else. i'm on toniight for a ward- mate. anyone know a good forum for a mazda 6 2003? his brother was in tonight visiting and he has just fitted two front drive shafts at eye watering expense and when out testing it he got a rush of coolant into his chassis when braking. garage says it's an ecu at £1000. i've looked but can't find a forum. any help would be appreciated boys.
bob.
1996 Admiral Blue XM from New RP6612 N***YBL
1992 Green XM estate as stand-by. RP5623
We are all Falkirk 'Bairns'
I thought I saw light at the end of the tunnel, but it's an express train coming this way!!!!
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Cant help with the Mazda problem but i heard a couple of weeks ago you had been causing a bit of a scene, i wish you a speedy recovery, try and stay out of trouble
Regards
Dean
92 Citroen XM Prestige 3.0i Auto R.P5678
14 Mitsubishi L200 Trojan
89 Talbot Express 2.0 coach built Auto-trail Chinook
Wow Bob I hadn't realised you'd been 'away'.... I hope the lung is no longer collapsed by the time you read this.
My Granda suffered a collapsed lung at the start of last year, they were able to successfully re-inflate it (literally ) over the course of a couple of weeks.
Hope you feel better and are back on form very soon.
Nice to hear from you again, pleased to hear you are feling a bit better. Try 'honest johns' forum for your ward mates problem (well the car one anyway) they know about most things on there - except XMs of course
in here!
) over the course of a couple of weeks.
Hi Bob, it's the first time I've been on here since my XM went your way. Hope you are well and wish you a speedy recovery. 
