If I take the MH for twenty minutes tomorrow to give it a run and move the tyres - and promise not to step out of it .... is that OK ?
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and promise not to step out of it .... is that OK ?
Just use it for your next shopping trip no law against that, I use my van for shopping.If I take the MH for twenty minutes tomorrow to give it a run and move the tyres - and promise not to step out of it .... is that OK ?
If I run my Ducato engine without moving for more than about 3 minutes it sounds an alarm. Is there a way round this?No, unless it’s essential I’ve sorn mine so I'm not tempted. I will start her up on the drive and run it for 20-30 mins in about 4 weeks to 8 weeks
IF it is being used for any approved purpose, ie shopping the police should not be issuing any sort of sanction.No. Definitely not. It'll be fine. Just keep the tyres and batteries topped up.
Anyway, I doubt you'll get far as according to The News the police are stopping 'campervans' and caravans. Some issuing 'on the spot' penalty notices apparently.
... and probably a lot of work for the trade after modern diesels being used only for small runs at low speed.I predict there is going to be a lot of work for the "trade" after the lockdown due to vehicles NOT being used.
Yes, don't start the engine. The warning is there for a reason.If I run my Ducato engine without moving for more than about 3 minutes it sounds an alarm. Is there a way round this?
Yeh!. That too. (un) fortunately for us perhaps, our nearest Supermarket is 6.7 miles each way (most direct route) which could be extended to double that using the "alternative" route through the back roads, the one I use when taking my vehicles for MOT to ensure they are up to working temperature, the route which co-incidently runs past the Garage.... and probably a lot of work for the trade after modern diesels being used only for small runs at low speed.
Have you checked the OBD?. The readout may give you a clue as to what is triggering it. I kept getting a warning on the last one (2007 model X250), Turned out to be a EGR fault.If I run my Ducato engine without moving for more than about 3 minutes it sounds an alarm. Is there a way round this?
Could you translate the acronyms please? I'm blonde.Have you checked the OBD?. The readout may give you a clue as to what is triggering it. I kept getting a warning on the last one (2007 model X250), Turned out to be a EGR fault.
On-board diagnostics - a means of interogating the vehicles onboard "computer to ascertain what a fault isCould you translate the acronyms please? I'm blonde.
DescriptionCould you translate the acronyms please? I'm blonde.
Bit controversial but here goes.
Following on from the BQ thread in the U shaped lounge.
If the police arent doing anything about the 200000 people trying to collect DIY products from BQ, Screwfix and Wickes which is definitely not essential then a quick run in the mh to a supermarket to collect shopping as it's your only vehicle ?should be ok.
Think it's time for a full lock down.
Their original essentials list was for plumbing and electrical installation items only.The problem with stopping people using B&Q and Wickes, Screwfix etc. is, in an emergency you won't be able to get your house fixed, washing machine floods, electrical issues etc. all need access to parts and would be considered essential in my opinion.
The problem with stopping people using B&Q and Wickes, Screwfix etc. is, in an emergency you won't be able to get your house fixed, washing machine floods, electrical issues etc. all need access to parts and would be considered essential in my opinion.
The way the ordering system is at B&Q right now, your house would be flooded to the rafters well before you got your parts.