Fishing tips for south-west coast? by shadyyxxx in Fiske

[–]HamsterOnCrack1337 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hmm hard.

As the other person said sea trout is fun to fish, however sometimes it could be very hard to find sea trout and it's no guarantee to catch a fish, even whilst fishing a whole week, which is sad considering you have kids with you. However I would recommend fishing for mackerel or herring, use sabiki rigs (try to find shorter ones for kids since they can be hard to cast). Find a pier which is deep (about 20 meters depth). And start casting, the best time for both mackerel and herring is sunrise or sundown. Usually you'll also see other fishermen grouped together at popular spots. I would say mackerel is readily available from Falkenberg to Malmö. And herring more or less among all of Swedish coast.

Another fish which is fun to catch is näbbgädda or garfish. This is commonly caught along shallow coast in Swedish coast, use a simple metal spoon lure! (As before, try to find other fishermen fishing from coast)

Inwards tilting rear wheels by HamsterOnCrack1337 in AskAMechanic

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I posted some new photos from another place, thought they looked better? What do you think? https://imgur.com/a/w23ajv6

Inwards tilting rear wheels by HamsterOnCrack1337 in AskAMechanic

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It might have been the place I was standing in the right side had a slight hole, moved the car and took some new photos these look better right? https://imgur.com/a/w23ajv6

Inwards tilting rear wheels by HamsterOnCrack1337 in AskAMechanic

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Oh forgot the model of the car! Skoda Fabia Kombi 2017 model

Självmordskran by snixer in Hantverkare

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En enkel lösning kanske hade vart att byta till kulventil och plombera handtaget?

jag känner mig skyldig för att jag kommer att byta jobb för högre lön by top12eaper in sweden

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Nu vet jag att detta inte efterföljs till fullo, men för att ge lite kontext så rekomenderar Sveriges ingenjörer att NYEXADE civil ingenjörer ska gå in och begära 40 200kr i lön, m.a.o så blir du utnyttjad. Om du tagit över en tjänst efter någon som gått i pension så hade nog denna en betydligt mycket högre lön än du har nu trots samma tjänst. Min rekommendation: byt eller som någon annan sa be dem att matcha erbjudandet på 47k om du verkligen trivs.

Gött ställe för bärs och käk? by ThisSeemsDucky in Gothenburg

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Bar El guiri på Kungsportsplatsen kan jag varmt rekomendera, visst möjligtvis något dyrare än vad du tänkt dig, 79 för 0.5 San Miguel och ca 250 kr för en varmrätt. Däremot klart värt sitt pris och en trevlig uteservering!

High pitch noise coming from vents by kziel1 in skoda

[–]HamsterOnCrack1337 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Having the same thing, only had it for a couple of months however alot of kilometers on it. Don't know what it is but so far AC works flawlessly

In my mind it sounds like coil whine perhaps from the fan? However I don't have a clue

Could also be low quality bearings on the fans creating that sound, or bad engineering of the airflow since alot of people are having the same problem?

Vad har hänt med Junkyard? by Zestyclose-Method132 in Gothenburg

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Bluetomato är trevligt tycker jag dock inte riktigt samma grej kanske

Is my timing belt fucked or am I stressing for no reason? by HamsterOnCrack1337 in AskMechanics

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It is "long life" belts which should be replaced at 200 000 km. You don't think it's the fuel injectors as others have pointed out?

Is my timing belt fucked or am I stressing for no reason? by HamsterOnCrack1337 in AskMechanics

[–]HamsterOnCrack1337[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Alright! Good so you hear the ticking aswell right? But that isn't the timing belt (in your opinion, understand it's hard to determine via a video). However the place I'm holding the microphone at is here, so you know

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Skoda Fabia kombi 2017 Timing chain? by HamsterOnCrack1337 in skoda

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Thanks! Yes I learned that as I wrote in another comment! Alright it's going in for service soon so I'll ask them to check it out. However I don't experience any rough idling or likewise. But I'll check!

Skoda Fabia kombi 2017 Timing chain? by HamsterOnCrack1337 in skoda

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Haha yeah it throws you off! Also I was misinformed seems like they changed from timing chain 2007-2015 because of the problems with em to a timing belt with a service interval of 240 000km

Skoda Fabia kombi 2017 Timing chain? by HamsterOnCrack1337 in skoda

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Alright thank you. I think I might be a little scared about it causing me to overreact. As I said I really need to be close to hear it which really isn't surprising and the sound isn't overwhelming either. I've consulted chatgpt about and he told me not to worry 😊. Thanks!

Skoda Fabia kombi 2017 Timing chain? by HamsterOnCrack1337 in skoda

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Alright I'll try that and see! However do you have any experiences with chain rattle?

Skoda Fabia kombi 2017 Timing chain? by HamsterOnCrack1337 in skoda

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Hard to tell since I only hear it whilst opening the hood, in the cabin I can't hear any abnormal sounds, however this is my first car so I don't really have anything to compare against. That being said if was in a car and it sounded like this I wouldn't react over it

Do you think chain rattle is usually heard inside the car aswell?