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I really enjoy to be here. Website has old theme - hell yea! Memories!

Added: January 30, 2017

Submitted by
Name: Fernando Terron
From: Mexico
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Just saying thanks a lot for the Hyundai Tiburon guides. I own an old 98 and repairs and maintenance have been so easy thanks to your site. Really helpful.

Added: January 13, 2017

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Name: mark shaw
From: Derby
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Just a quick not to say thank you for your guide on replacing the diaphragm on the boiler. I completed this last night and your guide made this a easy task.

Added: January 10, 2017

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Name: Rod Bavaro suero
From: Dominican Republic
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Hey mate, thanks for sharing info on car...really helped me a lot.. I was looking for torque specs on knock sensor and low & behold....I struck gold!!!! Many thanks,your new friend Rod....Cheers mate!!!!

Added: June 9, 2016

Submitted by
Name: Olga
From: London
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What a fun site!
I came across it accidentally while the British Gas engineer was replacing the Diverter Valve on my old Worcester boiler. Googling Worcester Bosch Diverter Valve brings up your article on the same subject, and I whiled away the hours reading about your positive experience and the horror story of BD, the contributor who didn't have such an easy time of it!
The Homecare engineer just finished the job and my hot water works again, but it was touch and go. The PRV and the fan also had to be replaced, and what with getting the spare parts and fiddling with the flue, the job took the best part of two days. It's not a DIY job in my opinion, but then I try not to dabble in plumbing too much.
In the meantime, thank you for the hours of amusement which your site provided, and please send my best regards to your charming cats.

Added: May 11, 2016

Submitted by
Name: Robert MacClay
From: Cheshire UK
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Mathew
I have just completed a diaphragm replacement on my Worcester CD24i boiler. After reading a lot about the problems, I decided to not remove the diverter but just remove the 8 bolts holding the diaphragm housing in place. It took me 2 hrs to remove the two cross head screws from the rear of the diverter, using many different versions of screw driver.
I decided to replace them with 5mm M5 stainless steel Allen Cap screws which use a 4mm Allen key (M5 12mm 10 for £1.30 post free) from boltbase on EBay. Replacing the diaphragm housing using these screws was far easier. I needed to cut 3/16� off the top of the bracket which bolts to the housing to clear the head of the new bolt, (a five minute job.)
I could see the cold water filter with the housing off which looked clear so it did not need cleaning as this can only be done with the diverter removed completely.
Thanks a lot Robert

Added: May 11, 2016

Submitted by
Name: Kevin
From: Sunny South Wales :(
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Thanks very much for the info and pics along with your detailed instructs/experience..

Although I did this job before, many laps of the Sun ago I did "NOT KNOW" that you could get the diaphragm on its own and save a lot of ££ in the process

I remember it being an awkward job but ancient boiler is still working well (I`m guessing it aint all that efficient tho`) much happier about the repair cost this time.

Both you and fleabay to the rescue..

Much appreciated..

Added: May 10, 2016

Submitted by
Name: Erik
From: London
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Hi,
Excellent website . It proved helpful to me !

Added: March 4, 2016

Submitted by
Name: Tony Ferneyhough
From: Sutton Coldfield
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I am about to undertake repairing my Worcester 28CDI in the next few days when I cam across your article.. The experiences shared are very clear clarified by the pictures.. I'm going to try the route of replacing the diaphragm in the diverter valve first. Then clean up the heat exchanger and see where this leads. Without your article I don't think I would be attempting such a job. Thank you - I'll repost when the job is complete. (May even include a few smileys - we'll see !!)

Added: February 27, 2016

Submitted by
Name: OldieOnWheels
From: Hamburg, Germany
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Hi over there !

I got me a nice 2004 TUSCANI GK 2.0 lately.
Not sooo easy to find quality help.
Therefore, a BIG FAT THANK YOU !

If you ever need help with a SAAB 9000, a Yamaha XS 400 2A2/4G5/12E or a Honda CX 500 motorcycle - just send me an E-Mail

Best regards,

OldieOnWheels

Added: February 23, 2016

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