Environmental Management Publishing - publisher
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Environmental Management Publishing
PO Box 592
Redhill RH1 3WN

Editorial, Payments, Subscriptions, Admin:
Jack Pease tel 01737 642283       email      enquiries @ empublishing .org .uk

Marketing: Jackie Luff tel 01737 645348 email marketing @ empublishing.org.uk

Advertising rates: We are a subscription, editorially-led newsletter and so we do not carry display advertising within the newsletter. However some advertisers recognise that we are the only way to get an announcement out to the communities we serve and we charge £750 +vat for a loose insert or bound-in advertisement,  with discount for block bookings. Please speak to Jackie Luff. 

About us:
We are a small firm which aims to serve the air, noise and contaminated land environmental health communities.  We fervently believe that there is a role for sharp, incisive reporting of stories that help us all do our job better. Unfortunately our time has to be paid for - if you want free news, there's plenty out there, but we think what we provide is unique and worth paying for.

Who are we:

	Jack Pease graduated as a civil engineer from Kings College London and worked as a civil engineer for several years.    But bosses got fed up with him asking too many questions - he made the switch to journalism working for Construction News, New Civil Engineer, Contract Journal (very briefly!), The Engineer, Local Transport Today and Air Quality Management. He launched Noise Management and Contaminated Land Management, but as those titles were being neglected, he set up EMP and launched 'the bulletins' in April 2006. You can find me on FB!
Jack Pease

Environmental Management Publishing is a limited company registered
at Companies House in England no. 05719761W

tictac aka tic tac aka jack pease - you can contact me on my work details above or Fifth Reigate Scouts Merstham Scouts Battlebridge Lane Scout hut see www.mersthamscouts.co.uk

Hopefully helpful post (well it would have helped me anyway had someone done it!)

Citreon C3 HDI 70ps engine (also peugeot and other models) diesel. Seriously frugal engine.

Cuts out randomly, cutting out, engine stops suddenly then restarts, won't start, wont start, dead, intermittent dead

My experience was that you could be driving down the motorway and there'd be a little hiccup, then a week later it'd do it while pottering around, gradually it'd build up so that you'd dread taking it out as it would cut out whetther moving/stationary/middle of motorway/while pulling out, it became very dangerous. Of course you'd take it to garage and it wouldn't cut out so you'd waste time and money trying to prove a negative.

The codes are most unhelpful, the only thing it said was crank fault, the garage said this was 'impossible', anyway after weeks of being in the garage, i did some googling and there seems to be other reports of this engine having the same problem of intermttent cutting out for short or long periods, and that the crank/cam sensor was to blame. So I overuled the garage and just told them to replace the crank and cam sensors, (not too expensive) and the car has worked fine since. email me on pease at tesco dot net if you found these comments useful!

Jack

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