What has made you Angry Today???????

[threedogs]

@ JayCee, If your clutch fan is U/S you can rebuild it with some fluid from Toyota.
Gently hose out the base [bottom] of your radiator dont use much pressure
keep hosing till water runs clean. While you're at it you might as well hose the whole radiator

[jay see]

@ JayCee, If your clutch fan is U/S you can rebuild it with some fluid from Toyota.
Gently hose out the base [bottom] of your radiator dont use much pressure
keep hosing till water runs clean. While you're at it you might as well hose the whole radiator

Drove it to the station and back again today and popped the bonnet as soon as I stopped this time touched the top of the radiator, both sides of the cap, hot touched the cap warm....

Will get another cap and try that first. Going to change the fan and wash out the radiator. If that doesn't fix it, (I'm confident it will) I change the thermostat.

Thanks TD, but if it was the clutch fan I'll probably just buy a new one. I know of some that have rebuilt theirs, some have worked and some haven't.

[katwoman]

A casual workforce that have the audacity to be 'unavailable' for work in Dec/Jan, then come Feb complain they get no work and cant feed their families...
AND a company that dont have the balls to tell said workforce to be available or work some where else. There are plenty more people willing to work for a living no matter the time of year.

[Hodge]

Must have run over some sort of grease or some s#it, and the tyre sent it flying all over the side of the car. Can't wash/hose it off, degreaser don't work, if I try and wipe it wet or dry, it just smears even more... And to make things worse my son walked out and touched it and now it's all over him...

Up all, night little one copped fever and really high temps. No other symptoms... I really hope it's got nothing to do with this stuff he got on his hands.

[cgm]

Up all, night little one copped fever and really high temps. No other symptoms... I really hope it's got nothing to do with this stuff he got on his hands.

Hope it's not related. Probably not. Do wonder what it really was though?

[Drewboyaus]

Must have run over some sort of grease or some s#it, and the tyre sent it flying all over the side of the car. Can't wash/hose it off, degreaser don't work, if I try and wipe it wet or dry, it just smears even more... And to make things worse my son walked out and touched it and now it's all over him...

Give some Orange oil or eucalyptus oil a go Hodgy. They dissolve almost anything.

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[NissanGQ4.2]

A casual workforce that have the audacity to be 'unavailable' for work in Dec/Jan, then come Feb complain they get no work and cant feed their families...
AND a company that dont have the balls to tell said workforce to be available or work some where else. There are plenty more people willing to work for a living no matter the time of year.

I'm failing to see your point Kat

Isn't that the whole point of "CASUAL" employment, so the person can choose when they want 2 work.

If a company wanted people 2 work when they wanted them 2 work than they should employ permanent employees not casuals.

[BigRAWesty]

I'm failing to see your point Kat

Isn't that the whole point of "CASUAL" employment, so the person can choose when they want 2 work.

If a company wanted people 2 work when they wanted them 2 work than they should employ permanent employees not casuals.

Or get more on the books.

[Punderhead]

I'm failing to see your point Kat Isn't that the whole point of "CASUAL" employment, so the person can choose when they want 2 work. If a company wanted people 2 work when they wanted them 2 work than they should employ permanent employees not casuals.

Not entirely correct. Casual employment is that the company doesn't have enough work year round for a full time permanent position. So if your on a casual workforce, you can't complain that there's no work when you knocked back a job a couple of months prior.

[katwoman]

I'm failing to see your point Kat

Isn't that the whole point of "CASUAL" employment, so the person can choose when they want 2 work.

If a company wanted people 2 work when they wanted them 2 work than they should employ permanent employees not casuals.

I can see your point, Toddie. 'Casual', I guess is open to interpretation. Our 'casual' work force also comes under the banner of 'on call'. You are under contract to work when the company has the work for you, not when ever you feel like working. They are also employed to cover for the permanents, when they have training or annual leave. And those that work when ever they want, have no right to complain when they constantly knock back work, and the phone stops ringing.