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Clean it off thoroughly using a thin scraper held at a flat angle to the metal. The one I use belonged to my grandfather, worn to a fine, thin, edge after 80 years of good service.
Diesel not getting through
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Clean it off thoroughly using a thin scraper held at a flat angle to the metal. The one I use belonged to my grandfather, worn to a fine, thin, edge after 80 years of good service.
Why is. Nothing ever easy? Lost one of the bolts for lift pump so had to go get another one. Then phone fell out of my pocket into a tub of diesel!
The fuel line that goes from fuel filter to fuel pump is that bottom or top cant remember I think it was bottom?
The fuel line that goes from fuel filter to fuel pump is that bottom or top cant remember I think it was bottom?
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WELL Done that MAN !! see you only had to listen !! 
chris-the-gerbil
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Excellent!
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The bolt will be hiding in the engine mount ... next time, (yes it will fail again, just give it time), stuff a rag in the space and it won't hide ...
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Stick at it. Working on landrovers gets better with experience. About ten years should see improvement!
Well done!
Thanks to every one, appreciate your help.
I also fitted a steering gaurd yesterday
Another of those things often fitted by novices. They make access difficult for all kinds of jobs.
My guess is you will remove it in a few years, when you see no dents or scrapes on it. Probably about the same time as you get rid of the big wheels and tyres!
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Stick at it. Working on landrovers gets better with experience. About ten years should see improvement!
Well done!
Another of those things often fitted by novices. They make access difficult for all kinds of jobs.
My guess is you will remove it in a few years, when you see no dents or scrapes on it. Probably about the same time as you get rid of the big wheels and tyres!
When he needs to change his TRE's ... and he can't undo the guard bolts ...
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Shame he didn't say he wanted one. Could have had the HD one I removed from my Ninety in 2012.
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Stick it on yu BUTT & if you ever up this way I'll av itCould have had the HD one I removed from my Ninety in 2012.
ONLY if it's FREE ! Or the cost of a PINT
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O & don't forget the hair clippers
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Stick it on yu BUTT & if you ever up this way I'll av it
It's in Cornwall. But when I bring up the rest of my stuff, I will put it in my unit, and bring it up if I make the Bakewell do nex year.
Free, and I will cut yer hair fer the pint!
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Clippers not for me yu PUDIN For the DOGS ! since yu sellin all yu Mooooos ! LOL
For the DOGS ! since yu sellin all yu Mooooos ! LOL
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It's in Cornwall. But when I bring up the rest of my stuff, I will put it in my unit, and bring it up if I make the Bakewell do nex year.
Make sure you prune the dog before the pint or you'll knacker it ...
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Clippers not for me yu PUDIN
Shame, always wanted to prune a hippie!
You really want dog clippers, cattle clippers are much too broad headed for the small curves of a dog. Quality electric dog clippers start about £70, I think.
