P38A More water troubles.
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You can use a thin screwdriver, but then the front cover won't come off past the handle..Rember the drill bit (or whatever LR0000 your supposed to use) to stop pin flying out
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Don't let her fool you into thinking it's over, Itl arise again I'm sure
Good idea, screwdriver with handle cut off it will be for me. Don't you need 2?
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Cylinder head removal on the V8 is so much easier
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Cylinder head removal on the V8 is so much easier
It has to be!
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Atleast me heads don't crack
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But you have to do 2 and there are also 2 exhaust manifolds that are not easyCylinder head removal on the V8 is so much easier
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But you have to do 2 and there are also 2 exhaust manifolds that are not easy
Oh yes the manifolds and Heat shields especially are pure Evil
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Atleast me heads don't crack
Heads never crack on a non runner, no matter how much Tcut you pour on it?
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she r\n perfectly before the 'lectrics let it doon..Heads never crack on a non runner, no matter how much Tcut you pour on it?
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Yes - likely excuse
I'm just jealous coz you got a newer ,cleaner, lower mileage, better interiored, more sagged headlining vogue
Wrong suspension, shade and engine though. VM would be improvement IMO
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And your GBox is sh*te, nearly forgot that one, and a pedal is missing
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And your GBox is sh*te, nearly forgot that one, and a pedal is missing
Least it can get up a hill without changing down to third... second...firstOoo
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And your GBox is sh*te, nearly forgot that one, and a pedal is missing
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You only need 3rd on the manual diesel. Torque does all the rest.
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There is no go in mine at high speed on steep hills. You either keep the turbo raging or have to drop down 4th. This can be expected with 32" tractor tires and 2"lift. Still v.good for heavy vehicle with these mods, and will improve with more TLC no doubt
Mine will do ok, (with a two mile run up.. !!) anyone who knows Halden hill in Exeter, never made it to the top in 5th yet..
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Exactly, it's like I have to make a run at it keep the momentum going. Won't cope well without beans. It doesn't need two more cylinders just get the gunge out and adjust for the wear. I will chip it if it survives long enough to get to that point in the lust... Erm... I mean list
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I have been told, by reliable source, that on autobahns they will hold okay up hills at 90mph+.
I would never go at that speed on lift kit and 32's for obvious reasons
