Changing pollen filter!

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A bent screwdriver wont held me remove bolts!
ITS ONLY A POLLEN FILTER. . . .its not important. . . .Porky is watchin telly un sis London is flooded [now thats important] MAN THE FLEET [BATTON HATCHES]!!!!!!WARP SPEED TO ZOG. . . .:eek: :eek: :eek:
 
Angled socket won't help, it is the clearance between the aperture on the socket head not the depth clearance.

Will wait for my box spanners to arrive, they should be thin walled.
 
Out-engineered by the Belgians again LOL. Hows that trolley board doing Willo, have you designed Mk II yet? ;)
Here Sam, have you got a junior socket set?

No, the Mk I works a treat, is as good as the FL1. Why design a FL2 if not really a need for it?? Used it last week when I put the car on these ramps in order to try to undo the undercarriage screws. In which I was successfull, have now greased them all and tightened them less than they were, next time I fancy an afternoon under the car will be much easier. Thinking of having a good look at the turbo, gearbox, (maybe the exterior temperature sensor to see whether I can put a switch in-between, remember????), EGR tube downend etc. Anyway, good times will hopefully roll on soon.
 
Dont furget to take lots of piccies - we like piccies:D.....

Yes sampsan, piccies please, we ALL love them, in spite of ming's reaction (you must see through that, it's only a façade to let us think he's THE MAN) he also adores pictures. He becomes wild of nice pictures in fact.:p :p :p
 
No, the Mk I works a treat, is as good as the FL1. Why design a FL2 if not really a need for it?? Used it last week when I put the car on these ramps in order to try to undo the undercarriage screws. In which I was successfull, have now greased them all and tightened them less than they were, next time I fancy an afternoon under the car will be much easier. Thinking of having a good look at the turbo, gearbox, (maybe the exterior temperature sensor to see whether I can put a switch in-between, remember????), EGR tube downend etc. Anyway, good times will hopefully roll on soon.
Good to hear that Willo, hope you are clocking many miles on the Mk I ;) :D
 
Good to hear that Willo, hope you are clocking many miles on the Mk I ;) :D

Got it new on January 9th 2001 and I think it has now some 62.000 kms. (kms, not even miles....;) :) :) :) ), gives me room for many more years I believe. (If it depends of me I'd sign to keep/drive it for 20 more, or more, years......:p )
 
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