Littelwill
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Muttered something unsavory at it an walked off...
What did you do with your Range Rover today
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Thor1950
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Wrong....The M1 was brought to a standstill after a lorry carrying batteries caught fire on a stretch of the motorway in Derbyshire.
http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-derbyshire-33345210
brianp38dse
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Drove it to the Chiltern hills to start setting up for this weekends steam rally, back tomorrow with the van and caravan, god it was hot in the field and you wouldn't want to be it the marques
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Drove it to the Chiltern hills to start setting up for this weekends steam rally, back tomorrow with the van and caravan, god it was hot in the field and you wouldn't want to be it the marques
Where's that? Prestwood?
brianp38dse
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Yes Prestwood I am there till monday having fun and a few ciders.
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Should be good. I'll be under the car! Might get down Sunday if I'm lucky!
biketeacherdave
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Tried to get the zircon cooler it works but not cold enuf my rover 75 has freezing cold zircon 30 seconds after I get in it
brianp38dse
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If you do I will be with the miniature steam look for the little willys jeep.
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Usually a good day out. All sorts in there: traction engines, classic cars. Up behind Great Missenden off the A413. Nice area.
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Given my recent experience I wonder if that was the first sign the lift-pump was getting tired? Might be worth looking at Wammer's How To and testing the volume yours is pumping.
Not that it seems to need a lift-pump particularly unless it runs out of fuel. The lower pressure just seems to result in it adjusting the timing modulation.
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Below a quarter tank can give trouble with a failed lift pump and often down on power.
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No problems there. It never really made it above 1/3 tank!
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Just occurred to me. Dopey fancied meeting up. It's a nice place, good day out, there will be food and beer. Might be worth aiming for Sunday?
Of course, I've got a lot of work to finish on the Rangie before I can get there. It is getting urgent now. Everytime I start the Jag £50 notes fly out the exhaust.
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Today I just made a bunch of promises to my young boys:
DIEGO: "Can we drive up the side of a MOUNTAIN?!"
ME: "Uhhh... sure."
MATEO: "Can this car go in the MUD?!"
ME: "You bet it can!"
Pretty soon I'm going to have to take them out and start delivering on these promises...
DIEGO: "Can we drive up the side of a MOUNTAIN?!"
ME: "Uhhh... sure."
MATEO: "Can this car go in the MUD?!"
ME: "You bet it can!"
Pretty soon I'm going to have to take them out and start delivering on these promises...
My daughter was like that with my old Frontera. It had big chunky tyres, whip antenna, roof rack with 4 stupidly bright spots etc etc.
She affectionately called it 'The Mountain Car' because we'd take it up and down some slopes and in to mud and huge puddles etc
