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JJmbe
24 May 23 14:21
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Anyone done a claim for car damage directly related to the state of our roads, done a suspension spring or something similar this morning the road must of had 10 pot holes 6 inches deep and 10ft wide, thanks.

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Rico-Dangleflaps
When: 24 May 23 14:44
https://www.gov.uk/claim-for-damage-to-your-vehicle
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Rico-Dangleflaps
When: 24 May 23 14:45
pony for a spring pony to fit..nifty hardly worth the claim.
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JJmbe
When: 24 May 23 15:07
Tried the gov page earlier sent me round in circles, who maintains the road , have you reported the road defect in the past, tough one that first time i've driven on the road. My spring guesswork comes from googling the noise, could easily be 10 other things be the look of it wont know until tomorrow. Sounds like its going to be a feckin nightmare getting someone to admit its their fault, was just hoping could give me a pointer. Think ill bite the bullet if its less than a bottle, guess that's what they want you to do.
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Rico-Dangleflaps
When: 24 May 23 15:09
local authority for roads in the borough..highways for dual carriageways and motorways.
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JJmbe
When: 24 May 23 15:17
While your here, any ideas getting a knocking noise quite loud when the clutch is to the floor changing gear. Better than mumsnet here Cool.
By:
Rico-Dangleflaps
When: 24 May 23 15:52
when the clutch is to the floor the clutch disengages the gearbox so shouldnt be gearbox connected..does it make any noise whilst ticking over?
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JJmbe
When: 24 May 23 16:03
No change in the ticking over noise, my neighbour is a nosey barstewrd just chatting over the fence reckons some rod or something might be broke, find out tomorrow i guess searching google damage could be £80-£1200 Cry.
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