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not expensive if it includes a PRC7925.
Steep learning curve
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Yu do, of course, already have a suitable warning light.
Thought the whole reason was by the time you’re there you’ve cooked the head?
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Don't worry about the ARB for MOT. Mine are not fitted but brackets are on the chassis & axles
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Just the light!
I reckon it is better to have some warning, rather than nothing.
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Well now that's been done I guess I won't bother
Radius arms will be fun, got mine to do as well, I've been under there with the wire wheel and cleaned up the threads and doused everything in WD40, you should also have bushes in there for the panhard rod too, just in case you get bored
Brushed and soaked them earlier mate and cleaned and painted chassis up to them. What I couldn’t work out which I saw earlier is, I have the flat of the floor pan panel which everyone puddle welds down to the box, then a have angle plate on inside of the sill that you weld to the sill and butt up to the floor pan. It looks like my dead floor reinforcing bracket has then been welded to this sheet. That seems totally wrong to me!! Do I have to have the angles sheet on inside of sill? Im thinking of just sticking angle iron to the inside of the box and drape one sheet over?
Day on the fender today. I condemned the bulkhead unfortunately so parts will be for sale. All yrm bits. I thought it was rescue-able but as soon as I nipped a bit of metal off the boxed up area it became clear that there wasn’t a prayer. The truck deserves better than a ratty bulkhead anyway. Chassis doesn’t look anyway near as bad as mine. Took all tub holding bolts out just need to under seat belt anchors and I’ll lift it off with the tractor. Glad to be off that bulkhead!
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I am still waiting
I am still waiting
Any progress on yours? Haven’t seen thread updated for a while
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Nothing since my man left
.... although i did find a piece of 1.5mm angle for use with the inner front wing today.Get him a lead. He’s in to collars and being on all foursNothing since my man left
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Maybe.... but I only want willing conscripts. I am not in to slaveryGet him a lead. He’s in to collars and being on all fours
.@dieseldog69 remember how dirty the bay way? That’s the first layer of grime gone. At least a leak will be spot able now lol
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What did yu use on the dash?
Hoovered what I could then used ag interior shampoo and a nail brush. Then sealed it with ag vinyl care. It came up really nicely. I have my eye on some seats locally - I’ve a even people on here saying td5 seats are too wide - I don’t see how they can be? I’m looking to by some out a Volvo estate.
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Ag???
Sorry autoglym.
Centre switch panel was glued to centre console as front of panel had detached and some ****er couldn’t be arsed to unscrew so glued and made a right mess
Cubby box also broken so centre console shifted. Spare tile from bathroom came in handy lol
Centre switch panel was glued to centre console as front of panel had detached and some ****er couldn’t be arsed to unscrew so glued and made a right mess
Cubby box also broken so centre console shifted. Spare tile from bathroom came in handy lol
