Genuine Honda Shin Etsu Grease - you get can it from here!
03-08-2012, 10:49 AM
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I wouldn't worry as long as you have paid by Paypal.
You've got to remember if customer card details held by PayPal had been hacked in to, leaked, etc, it would be all over the news and there would be more than one of us saying their account had been raided.
I hope Mike gets his fraud sorted
You've got to remember if customer card details held by PayPal had been hacked in to, leaked, etc, it would be all over the news and there would be more than one of us saying their account had been raided.
I hope Mike gets his fraud sorted
Cheers all
03-08-2012, 11:48 AM
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03-08-2012, 11:49 AM
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I am sat here scratching my head trying to figure out why people who have paid for goods via PayPal are putting 2 & 2 together & getting 5.
I go back to what I said a few days ago - if customer card details held by PayPal had been hacked in to, leaked, etc, it would be all over the news and there would be more than one of us saying their account had been raided.
According to this thread Boot lid spoiler there are a shit load of us, including myself who have purchased a spolier from Taiwan - all from ebay & all using Paypal.
Do we all go in to panic mode and cancel our cards just in case or do we be realistic and just accept that this is an isolated case of fraud?
And to qoute AntiguaBill 'No problems money wise, so I think the panic was unjust in this instance'
I go back to what I said a few days ago - if customer card details held by PayPal had been hacked in to, leaked, etc, it would be all over the news and there would be more than one of us saying their account had been raided.
According to this thread Boot lid spoiler there are a shit load of us, including myself who have purchased a spolier from Taiwan - all from ebay & all using Paypal.
Do we all go in to panic mode and cancel our cards just in case or do we be realistic and just accept that this is an isolated case of fraud?
And to qoute AntiguaBill 'No problems money wise, so I think the panic was unjust in this instance'
03-09-2012, 01:49 AM
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Is it possible to abuse grease? I've not got much on tonight might have a good sniff.
03-09-2012, 02:19 AM
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Originally Posted by Floppy' timestamp='1331239711' post='21490776
[quote name='Juicy Steve' timestamp='1330113621' post='21448036']
Anyone bothered trying Servisol Silicone grease. I used it last week and its worked a treat, seals used to piss not anymore!
Anyone bothered trying Servisol Silicone grease. I used it last week and its worked a treat, seals used to piss not anymore!
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I have no idea but when I asked the lad behind the counter said that anything that contains solvents they have to ask for ID if they think you look under 21...so I took it as a compliment seeing as I'm 10yrs beyond that...I also pointed out that silicone grease doesn't contain solvents, hence my reason for buying it 
03-10-2012, 11:20 AM
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Arrived yesterday without any problems. all greased up today. thanks for the tip BM 
Whilst greasing I noticed that the seal next to the n/s door pillar has a cylindrical piece of rubber fixed into the gap in the seal (its about 2" long and 1/2" diameter.. Not so on the o/s. anyone know if this should be there ? and does it do anything.
Whilst greasing I noticed that the seal next to the n/s door pillar has a cylindrical piece of rubber fixed into the gap in the seal (its about 2" long and 1/2" diameter.. Not so on the o/s. anyone know if this should be there ? and does it do anything.
03-14-2012, 09:17 AM
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have you got a product code for it or just ask at the counter at the back? just had a look on maplin online and couldnt find it =/