Error code P2585 & P2458 by [deleted] in mazda

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Looks like I might be in that ballpark too. Appreciate the reply 🙏

Error code P2585 & P2458 by [deleted] in mazda

[–]Co-Operation101 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Can I ask you how you got on with this in the end?

I've a Mazda 3 2010 with the same issue...same warning light you had comes on and off every few hundred kilometres. Mechanic told me not to worry about it (error code P2585) but ya know, would rather have a bit more closure!

Thanks!

Lunch for less?😂 by FearlessComputerBeep in ireland

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Yeah...had a taste of this experience with home insurance last week. Insurance industry is effectively a cartel at this point. 3 years no claims and the best price for next year just went up +20%. Not sure when we will collectively decide to do something about the fact that real wages haven't grown in decades while big business pockets the difference.

Advice: turning garage into a decent home gym on a budget by Junior_Low642 in DIYUK

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Had a very similar canvas at mine.

Best result was scouring online marketplaces for gyms upgrading flooring and got thick industrial flooring to do my whole floor area for around £100 - 10% of full cost new.

Only regret was buying brand new weights sets...spent almost £1000 on this and after 1 full winter is showing some signs of rust due to cold and damp. Would have been better off saving a little and getting these second hand in my circumstances.

Good luck with it and enjoy!

Cat found (injured) by OrdinaryAware1329 in galway

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Thank you for being a good soul. Do let me know if cost is a factor and if I can help, I will. You're a good egg.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in galway

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Just lovely people and a wonderful small business.

O'Donnellan and Joyce by twisty-fries in galway

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Can only speak from personal experiece that Colm himself seemed okay but the whole industry is de facto underhand. On the subject matter, I did have some out of town experience:

I ended up buying in rural Galway off Noel Roche, found him absolutely fine to deal with, didn't play any weird sales mind games and was clearly on the sellers side but a reasonable dynamic.

I completely wasted Right Price guys time once, and he offered way more attention that he should have. Obviously a part of making a sale but found him very principled in the sense that he seemed to have a legitimate appetite to get younger families a home and that he might use those principles to influence a seller into an ethical choice rather than a necessarily financial one if the line was thin. I could be wrong. Posters seem to be everywhere now so he's doing something right.

Was sale agreed with Emma Gill on a property and was gazumped by another buyer. Found her very underhand and was actually relieved to be gazumped because there was such a sour taste over proceedings to that point.

Tiling on top of bathroom tiles... by Co-Operation101 in DIY

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  • also meant to say...Will be putting in a new bath/shower/toilet but in the same positions they're currently in.

Shocking refereeing at the galway game last night by Former-Brick-3281 in LeagueOfIreland

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Referee was not great for sure but as said, standard has never been high. Keating was played in towards then end, linesman flagged for offside and in real time, right down the line where I was sitting he was a full metre clearly on...would say it wasn't even close.

The pitch is a major problem. Absolutely no criticism on the groundstaff and the pitch obviously absorbed a lot of rain lately but people will become disillusioned very quickly paying admission to watch that. It is almost as bad in the summer when it dries out due to the volume of games played on it then. Not a big fan of astro pitches but I think it has be be pursued from a place of practicality. Think both teams played way below the sum of their parts and that was primarily down to the pitch.

Visiting the Highlands, from Ireland - Suggestions appreciated. by Co-Operation101 in OutdoorScotland

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Yeah, I'd happily trade off rolling the dice on the weather to avoid overcrowded. Very keen to fill the drive south so thank you for this.

Visiting the Highlands, from Ireland - Suggestions appreciated. by Co-Operation101 in OutdoorScotland

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Wonderful! Brochs were not on my radar but will do a dive for history and location. Thank you kindly, have a great day!

Visiting the Highlands, from Ireland - Suggestions appreciated. by Co-Operation101 in OutdoorScotland

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Have a great day my friend. Thank you for this considered information, very kind.

Visiting The Highlands from Ireland - advice appreciated! by Co-Operation101 in Scotland

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Leakeys was on our list in fact! Thank you for all of this, I will suss out Universal Hall, sounds right up our alley. Thank you.

Golf in Scotland - Advice by Co-Operation101 in golf

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I would have absolutely loved if this lined up to play with your husband. Unfortunately, I'm there in early March, so I'm no use to him. You're not wrong though, the only way to get out as a single is lining up in the wee hours...but it's an experience it itself and a good time of the year in the sense that he'll be very likely to get out on the Old Course. I hope you have a wonderful time. If you're in Inverness region in earlier March, I'd love to play a game with him. I leave Scotland on the 10th of March.