boydy1989
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Right... MOT time has just been and gone. Yeah...
1) Does anyone know how easy it is to patch or replace the outriggers that hold up the centre bulkhead? 'cos mine don't actually hold it up any more.
2) How can i fit an o-ring into a fuel filler cap that doesn't leak? It just shredded the last one
3) Why does my fog light stop working the day before the MOT every time...
4) Can anyone offer some explanation as to why: I replaced the swivel bearing and railco bush and bearing surfaces and seals last year. The roller bearing at the bottom has already worn to the extent that you can actually see the free play in it when you grab the wheel - why has it worn that quickly? I think they were britpart bearings, but surely even britpart arn't that bad?!?
Thats about the main problems, i gorra do a radius arm bush, front axle end, which could be fun, and I will also have a guide to put up here very soon that i made earlier today about adjusting rear wheel bearings, inspired by busters!
Any ideas and thoughts about the above are apprechiated though, ta!
1) Does anyone know how easy it is to patch or replace the outriggers that hold up the centre bulkhead? 'cos mine don't actually hold it up any more.
2) How can i fit an o-ring into a fuel filler cap that doesn't leak? It just shredded the last one
3) Why does my fog light stop working the day before the MOT every time...
4) Can anyone offer some explanation as to why: I replaced the swivel bearing and railco bush and bearing surfaces and seals last year. The roller bearing at the bottom has already worn to the extent that you can actually see the free play in it when you grab the wheel - why has it worn that quickly? I think they were britpart bearings, but surely even britpart arn't that bad?!?
Thats about the main problems, i gorra do a radius arm bush, front axle end, which could be fun, and I will also have a guide to put up here very soon that i made earlier today about adjusting rear wheel bearings, inspired by busters!
Any ideas and thoughts about the above are apprechiated though, ta!
