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Did you get away ok mate with the new truck
 
Discussion starter · #22 ·
screech1304 said:
If you get down towards cartagena, there is a village about 100 kilometre south called San Juan de Los Terreros, worth a visit and there are a few campsites in the area. Relax and enjoy, and dont forget to hity the Supermercado and get yourself some Mahoo gold beer at 6 euros a case! Tastes better than the San Miguel! :cheers2:
Thanks for the tip :thumbright: just hitting catalonia, will check above and see where we head out to and how far away.

pdfisher said:
Did you get away ok mate with the new truck
X-Trail is delivered to dealer some time today for them to fit bar and electrics I'll get a call later when ready to pick up, ferry re-booked for Thursday :wink:

Well done to 'little fish' on his swimming - no surprise tho with that surname :lol:
 
Discussion starter · #23 ·
Was thinking here we go again......... but at 5.30 picked up a 61 plate X-Trail Teckna, 6 speed manual :shock: with all the toys on it. Dealer said I wouldn't be happy as not auto, but hey their clutch not mine. Think they supplied it as it's the 173bhp and auto only 150, but we'll see how we go.

Now to correspond with Nissan GB re my 'white elephant' :?

Kids already starting 'wouldn't it be funny if this one goes into limp mode'................... nooooooooooooooo :shock: :pale:
 
cpcm69 said:
screech1304 said:
If you get down towards cartagena, there is a village about 100 kilometre south called San Juan de Los Terreros, worth a visit and there are a few campsites in the area. Relax and enjoy, and dont forget to hity the Supermercado and get yourself some Mahoo gold beer at 6 euros a case! Tastes better than the San Miguel! :cheers2:
Thanks for the tip :thumbright: just hitting catalonia, will check above and see where we head out to and how far away.

pdfisher said:
Did you get away ok mate with the new truck
X-Trail is delivered to dealer some time today for them to fit bar and electrics I'll get a call later when ready to pick up, ferry re-booked for Thursday :wink:

Well done to 'little fish' on his swimming - no surprise tho with that surname :lol:
forget doing the run to san juan, its 766km from catalonia, but the plus side is.... the Mahoo is available nationwide! so have one for me, i miss it! :cheers2:
 
Have a great time mate you deserve it :sunny:
 
Have lots :lol: :lol: I would after what you been through
Ps how come you get like 6 weeks abroad :?: what about work or are you a teacher and the best thing about being a teacher is June July and August :lol:
 
Discussion starter · #29 ·
pdfisher said:
Have lots :lol: :lol: I would after what you been through
Ps how come you get like 6 weeks abroad :?: what about work or are you a teacher and the best thing about being a teacher is June July and August :lol:
Teaching assistant - joined school when we moved from Kent to Leicestershire, my 'little un' didn't want to move so it was to make sure he settled, then one thing led to another and became assistant.

Have van bought Nav to tow van, Nav not been round much so no van use, hence the 6 wks :) other half joins us half way threw hols alls gud gives me and kids chance to fall out and she picks up the pieces when she comes out :lol:

Mother-in-law joining us this time too - oh happy days :whistle:
 
Have a safe trip mate :thumbleft:
I'd come along but I doubt if you had enough room for this ole mechanic, his large selection of hammers and swear words to keep these new :censored: Nissans going:lol:
Laptops.....yeah there are some sexy girls for sure:lol:
Go have yer self some fun:sunny:
Woz
 
You on late tonight mate you working away again
 
Discussion starter · #32 ·
Omg what a pug ugly motor but it can do the business. Sat on spirit of Britain and all gud so far
what i cant understand is how its returning 33 mpg from a 2.0 ltr and im lucky to see
19! :shock:

Yep truck heavier but pls. X-Trail twitches abit but big old rig its
pulling but am impressed so far. Watch this space
:wink:
 
Discussion starter · #33 ·
Well after afew days at a site which wasn't to our liking, we've moved. X-Trail doing the business, although im sure the brakes are gonna be shot on it's return to Nissan, still easy driving without van and it's returning 50mpg :shock: . From last site to new one returned 47 mpg on an hrs drive - impressed.

Still awaiting a response from Nissan re my truck, had to e-mail MD again as no response from original communication to them :evil:

Hear UK now covered in sun shine now we've left :lol: , 32's here and kids doing my head in, roll on their mom joining us :wink: . Mahou order of the day I think :lol:
 
Glad to hear you are all having a good old time :clappy: also see that you are impressed with the X-Trail, just knew you would be :lol: , pound for pound much better than its rival's (L/Rover etc :pukel: ) mite not be the best looker :shock: but I would have another in a heart beat, in some respects I prefer it to the Nav
 
Discussion starter · #35 ·
BETA BOY said:
Glad to hear you are all having a good old time :clappy: also see that you are impressed with the X-Trail, just knew you would be :lol: , pound for pound much better than its rival's (L/Rover etc :pukel: ) mite not be the best looker :shock: but I would have another in a heart beat, in some respects I prefer it to the Nav
I like the i 4x4 dial put it in auto and when if feels loss of traction turns it to 4x4 it didn't like pushing van backwards, well at nearl two tonne and braked you can imagine, lets just say it didn't smell very healthy reversing onto parcella (pitch :roll: ).

Yep its only a pretend :whistle: 4x4 but in truth I hardly if ever use 4x4 in the Nav,only when we had the snow, but couldn't live with the looks. It was abit twitchy in cross winds unlike the Nav, the soft leather and touch screen is very very nice, but their keyless start is **** :study: why bother with a turn switch, that when switching off you have to press a seperate button to complete the switch off :scratch: learn from Mazda push button all the way :wink: , that said nice motor, however not that robust, I had a socket set in their underboot floor compartment, thats moved around the channels and scuffed the plastics up :evil:
 
mines the older style 06 plate, so doesnt have the fancy keyless etc, but as for the comment of a pretend 4x4, got to disagree, they are a very capable motor and will surprise you at what they are capable of getting through, I live in the middle of the yorkshire Moors up a private road which isnt cleared in the winter, and on standard tyres I only ever got stuck once in the last few winter we have had, and the time I got stuck so did a bloody great 4x4 tractor in the exact same spot, :lol: :lol: granted they havent got a low box and could do with a bit more ground clearence, but on decent tyres they will get most places a Nav will get.

weak point is the clutch when reversing as I found to keep the outfit at a decent speed you had to ride the clutch all the time, as gearing is a bit too high.

could say im a fan of XT'S :lol: and its been a dam site more reliable than the Nav
 
Glad you're having trouble free motoring on this years trip :sunny:
Never really liked the X-Fail but I'm impressed with those mpg's :shock:
Carry on having a good time and keep us posted :thumbright:
Woz
 
Discussion starter · #39 ·
:twisted: :twisted: :twisted: :twisted: :twisted: :twisted: :twisted: :twisted: :twisted:Here we go again :shock: The wife has sent a couple of e-mails to Nissan GB on my behalf to find out whats going on with the Nav.

Received a response saying Nissan Tech working with dealership to sort my issue, but to assist them can I answer so questions, which went along the lines of level of fuel in vehicle, road conditions, speed, vehicle under load etc.

:twisted: For a start I turned up at dealership with a bloody 26' caravan hitched to it, relayed events to them, AND more importantly relayed the circumstances to the Nissan representative who sorted the X-Trail out AND WHO originated the flaming e-mail asking the questions that she already had the answers too :shock:

It's now well over a week since I left the UK and i'm none the wiser as to who, what or where the Nav is and what the intentions are. I bet they'll use the fuel up that I left in it, if it doesn't fail they'll say all ok grrrrrrr hate been in the dark but guess thats the price I've paid for taking the x-trail :pale:

Still impressed with the fuel returns, the reverse camera and the fold in mirrors - summat i'd of liked on the 07 Nav - a man of simple tastes or just plan simple lol.

Anyhow :cheers2: to all, here you've had decent weather, hot hot here lets say the b&c's are taking a real bashing (ladies drink I know but hey I like what I like :lol:).
 
Chillax mate, have another B&C and say bollicks to it all :thumbleft:
Worry about it when you get back and anyways you've got their X-Fail now so they ain't gettin it back until they give you written confirmation it's fixed completely otherwise legal /compensation etc will proceed :wink:
Still very, very jealous of you being out there, it's the first time in the past 6 years I'm not down in Southern Spain for my 4-6 weeks break :( The eldest is in China on a school trip and the missus is with the younger two in Canada visiting her sister, so I'm 'home alone' for 3 weeks. I didn't go because I'd end up beating the cr&p outta the brother-in-law :lol:
I can always fly over, take over the looking after the kids so you can come home and worry about the truck if you want :tongue: :lol:
:cheers2: Woz
 
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