- Joined
- Nov 6, 2007
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- Location
- North Oxfordshire
- Car
- His - Denim Blue A220 AMG Line Premium / Hers - Obsidian Black R172 SLK55
Tempting as that is (and boy, I can imagine how tempting it could be), disputes with neighbours can really spoil your enjoyment of your home and worse is to come when you want to sell and have to answer the question about "have you ever been in dispute with your neighbours".If the car is legal , which it is , then tell them to f**k off and mind their own business
Perversely, in trying to do the right thing you seem to have inadvertently alerted the neighbour to something you felt uncomfortable about.Yeah going to have to - it's such a shame as I've gone above and beyond to make things right and I don't want to fall out with anyone or make anyone unhappy. When I first bought the car I wrote a letter and posted it to all the houses nearby saying sorry for the racket I'm in the process of getting the valves fixed (at that time didn't know that the vacuum pipe had been disconnected).
Personally, if it were to be mentioned again, I'd be inclined to simply point out that the car is completely road legal and that you take all reasonable steps to keep any perceived noise to a minimum and leave it at that. Unfortunately it does sound as though you have someone completely unreasonable to deal with
