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Originally Posted by Tatsfield
There are delays in obtaining the necessary parts to do the whoile underside damage repair and until it is done and the Differential Electronic Module (DEM) is replaced, I won't know if the original handling was down to a problem with the DEM. Half of the job can be done soon but there is a back order problem until September with the fuel tank from Sweden. It has a dent in the bottom and while it isn't considered hazardous, any stressing of the plastic structure might cause more rapid deterioration over the years, so it has to be replaced. I'll get it back next week and will see how it handles. It has been a mad couple of weeks. Just backing into a concrete block that I couldn't see and that the reversing sensors didn't pick up is going to cost me a £300 excess and the insurers £2500!
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The fuel tank is pretty rugged more than 3mm thick , a hot air gun would probably allow the original shape to restore .