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Ben G

 posted on 21st May 16 at 09:49

quote:
Originally posted by Generation
Why is liquid to cool engine down referred to as coolant, but the pump is not called a coolant pump, it's a water pump ?


And why do cars use Radiators to cool engines, when Radiators are used to heat houses?


Ben G

 posted on 21st May 16 at 09:48

quote:
Originally posted by Corsa_Sport21
quote:
Originally posted by Ben G

It's Emtwennyfive. That's exactly how you should say it.


Yes if you want to sound like that clown joseph essex.


I hate to say it but that's the just south East pronounciation of it.

[Edited on 21-05-2016 by Ben G]


Generation

 posted on 20th May 16 at 23:09

Why is liquid to cool engine down referred to as coolant, but the pump is not called a coolant pump, it's a water pump ?


Corsa_Sport21

 posted on 19th May 16 at 20:45

quote:
Originally posted by Ben G

It's Emtwennyfive. That's exactly how you should say it.


Yes if you want to sound like that clown joseph essex.


Generation

 posted on 19th May 16 at 20:43

Just confuses people, makes me laugh :lol:

I get asked where a lot of roads are at work daily, and just gives me a little. It of enjoyment


Ben G

 posted on 19th May 16 at 18:40

M two five. What the hell :lol:

It's Emtwennyfive. That's exactly how you should say it.


kennySRi

 posted on 19th May 16 at 17:48

Never heard anybody before call the M25 m two five.

I generally say reg.


Ian

 posted on 19th May 16 at 14:22

I say J reg if it was registered between August 1991 and July 1992 and J plate if it wasn't but carries a J plate.


3CorsaMeal

 posted on 19th May 16 at 14:10

i just say the year


Ellis

 posted on 19th May 16 at 14:09

Letter or number, I use plate after either.


Generation

 posted on 19th May 16 at 14:05

Sometimes I refer to roads differently too.

Example

M twenty five changed to M two five. Same with buses too


Nic Barnes

 posted on 19th May 16 at 14:02

Does anyone call a J reg a J plate, or a 65 plate a 65 reg? Why has it changed?