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Submitted by Comments:
Name: Jackie
From: Cheshire
Interesting site - esp the article on changing the diaphragm on a Worcester Bosch Boiler. I paid a plumber £258 yesterday (£102 for part+VAT+labour) to change mine - of course he supplied a whole new valve - such a waste when you see a lovely big brass valve that is in perfect condition all replaced for the sake of a perished rubber diaphragm. But I was in no position to argue that he just replaced the rubber bit - we were left with no hot water from Xmas Eve til yesterday (30th Dec) so we were desperate!!!
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Submitted by Comments:
Name: EPB
From: UK
The stuff you do is top notch, saves time and money, keep up the great work!
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Submitted by Comments:
Name: pantelis
From: greece
very nice work ,i see alot of things that i need for my tiburon ,thank you very much and best regards from greece
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Name: Lesleigh
From: Australia
Wonderful site, all the information I needed and lots extra. I have just bought one of these cars and all the information is so useful. Cheers. :)
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Name: John
From: uk, devon
lots of great info, i am picking up my F2 Evolution this week, your site has loads of info i have been looking for, thanks
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Name: phil
From: hull uk
can i just say that there should be more people like you out there giving there knowledge to others like me who cant find info about there car.i never thought i would find an online complete manual for my car.i have just bought a hyundai coupe f2 evo 1999 and it needs a new brake master cylinder.i looked at the diagram and found it rather easy to install,of course i have not done it yet but i think it should be straight forward just to replace...thank you for being a god send and helping me and others like me with there problems...excelent site and content...
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Submitted by Comments:
Name: Peter Curran
From: Bath
Mathew - hope that spins up your IPv6 stats a bit :-)

Cheers

Peter
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Submitted by Comments:
Name: Boukje
From: Netherlands
Website: http://hyundaistreettuning.be
Good evening,

My english is not very good, but keep up the good work - the service manual was very useful.

Greetings from the Netherlands.
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Submitted by Comments:
Name: Steven Pope
From: Plymouth Devon
Thanks a lot!!! Excellent picture tutorial of boiler divertor overhaul. I will now be able to attack my daughters valve, which causes a water leak from divertor and system pressure loss when hot water is run. Now forearmed with extra knowledge and a saving over the cost of the new valve, which would still have needed the o ring and washer packs to fit.
Again, THANKS
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Submitted by Comments:
Name: ChrisR
From: Surrey
Website: http://www.diynot.com/
Hi I'm a heating/boiler engineer. I've just stolen some of your boiler pics. They might be used to help others on the website where I answer questions from time to time. Hope that's OK!
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