Submitted by Name: Lee Cunliffe From: Leigh, Lancashire
Comments: I would like to offer my sincere thanks for the illustrated guide to replacing my diverter valve. As described in your commentary, my shower would go hot and cold intermittently and needed the hot water tap on many occasions to complete the simple task of taking a shower. shopped around for a replacement valve and also around plumbers to see how much to have the part fitted. As I am a mechanic by trade I was always going to attempt the repair once I knew what it was. I followed your instructions and the whole process took as suggested about 2 1/2 hours, filled the system half expecting water everywhere and to my amazement all is good, no leaks and a hot shower and still going after a week. Once again thank you very much for your excellent web site.
Comments: Great site, so much useful info on my old Hyundai. Proper life saver. Big thumbs up
Added: November 21, 2013
Submitted by Name: Nick From: Malta
Comments: I do not usually sign guestbooks, but this time I am making an exception. Man you rock. You literally saved my life. Your references, manual links and tutorials are just what I was looking for, just at the right time. I salute you, and please keep this up! Good to see people with pride in their Hyundais too
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Added: September 18, 2013
Submitted by Name: Norman Lee From: UK but Live Bulgaria Now E-mail: Viewable to admin only
Comments: Many Thanks for all info on Hyundai Coupe F2. Which I bought in The UK recently and drove back to BG. It is very usefull. Thanks Again
Comments: I am building an automated cat feeder with internet access based loosely on your design. It uses the same dispenser. The electrical components run on 120vac to simplify. Motor 1RPM asynchronous motor, IDEC timer relay to control how long motor turns, triggered by one shot, and ecobee Internet enabled 120vac outlet providing the feeding signal (works with my Internet enabled thermostat). However, I will be the only one feeding my two cats via programming the outlet. Thanks for the details on construction. Very helpful!
Comments: Tnaks for giving me the confidence to change the diaphram in my 28CDi boiler. I ended up stripping it twice having put the diaphram in the wrong way around - it does fit perfectly but doesn't operate! I can now completely strip it and reconnect everything in less than half an hour and no leaks both times!
Comments: What a great invention! I'm not clever enough to make one but would love one for my 3 cats when I go away for the odd night. Anyone any ideas where to get something like this? How do you make sure one cat doesn't eat the lot when the food drops down and the other cat is asleep?!!
Name: Lee Cunliffe
From: Leigh, Lancashire
I would like to offer my sincere thanks for the illustrated guide to replacing my diverter valve. As described in your commentary, my shower would go hot and cold intermittently and needed the hot water tap on many occasions to complete the simple task of taking a shower. shopped around for a replacement valve and also around plumbers to see how much to have the part fitted. As I am a mechanic by trade I was always going to attempt the repair once I knew what it was. I followed your instructions and the whole process took as suggested about 2 1/2 hours, filled the system half expecting water everywhere and to my amazement all is good, no leaks and a hot shower and still going after a week. Once again thank you very much for your excellent web site.