bustersbus
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****ing Propshaft!!
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iannotts
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no mate they are rtc4587's
bustersbus
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iannotts
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There ya go
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Cheers fur that Ian
There ya go
Ah know what mine should be.. it was meant tae be a wee help tae pos
iannotts
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put it up for every one mate
saves hunting for it
saves hunting for it
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i've got my rear one to do soon as the engine and box are in, such fun
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All done now and tight as ever! No more horrible rattling noise and no clonk in the drive train! Thanks for all the help, especially your guide buster!
-pos
-pos
bustersbus
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Glad ye got it sorted in the end pos
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Glad ya got it sorted pos, will ya come and do mine now
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It was actually quite an easy job to do. There was one little hiccup though and I ended up having to put an old bearing back in (I know it defeats the object, but it was the best of the bunch!) it's still like new and its absolutely perfect. The hardest part was getting the circlips out, the awkward little bastards.
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why did ya put the old beaing in, that aint going to last very long!
I would get another one in ready for when you have to do it again.
I would get another one in ready for when you have to do it again.
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'Ere pos.. did ye knock over some rollers and mash them a bit?
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yeah i need to get a decent circlip plier set. I had to improvise last time and used a piece of wire and some pliers!
How do you spell pliers? plyers? hmm...
How do you spell pliers? plyers? hmm...
bustersbus
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To get the circlips off you need tae give the furst uj a good squirt with plenty gt85/ wd40 then try and give the top of the uj a good belt with a hammer. Once yeve got that out, do the same on the other side and then repeat again
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lather the rollers in grease so they stick in the bearing on assembly
bustersbus
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Ah'm hopin' he did after followin' me fredlather the rollers in grease so they stick in the bearing on assembly
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not read it buster
ere buster how the fook do ya get them there plastic **** off under the wing without wrecking it?
ere buster how the fook do ya get them there plastic **** off under the wing without wrecking it?
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Dae ye mean the rubber wheel arch thingies with the plastic rivet things Ian?not read it buster
ere buster how the fook do ya get them there plastic **** off under the wing without wrecking it?
