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What did you do with your Range Rover today
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Tenebreaux
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Oil change.What you got planned for the afternoon then
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Good man. The devil takes the idle manOil change.
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Bugger all,but did fit the new pcb to the combi boiler,it was due Saturday but arrived this morning ,all toasty now.thanks for the thought @brianp38dse
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Bugger all,but did fit the new pcb to the combi boiler,it was due Saturday but arrived this morning ,all toasty now.thanks for the thought @brianp38dse
Glad its working and i didnt have to scratch the old brain cells
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Bugger all,but did fit the new pcb to the combi boiler,it was due Saturday but arrived this morning ,all toasty now.thanks for the thought @brianp38dse
Must be the time of year. I had to replace my control box about a week or so ago.
I thought I'd be smart and buy a new boiler. And have it moved.
3 roofers later and the leak through the roof where the flue goes has *finally* been resolved.
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Removed the old rusty exhaust system which was stamped Landrover so its possible it could have been the original system from new maybe. Had to cut the rear Y pipe to get it out as the joint was rusted solid. The rest came off easy. Just waiting for the new front CAT pipe to arrive and then i can fit it all. In the mean time i will clean under side and wax oil it all.
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Isn't waxoil the water based stuff?
Enthusiastman
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The stuff i use buddy is in the spray can and of the Tetroseal brand. Been using it for many years and never had an issue. Being in a can you get far better control over where you spray it too making the process a whole lot less of a chore and more of a satisfying feeling when done.
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what does everyone think? I'm not cutting the existing plug off, so just splice into the existing wires, or am I asking for trouble?
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Nice and clean and looks like it was worth the effort. I have also just fitted new headlight wiper blades which i imagine often get overlooked.
Why splice when you have a perfectly good plug.
Can you not get a plug to fit or connector's to plug into individual points in the plug? with the aid of a matchstick
What does the plug look like?
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I've no clue what the plug type is to buy the other half, I can take a pic...Why splice when you have a perfectly good plug.
Can you not get a plug to fit or connector's to plug into individual points in the plug? with the aid of a matchstick
What does the plug look like?
J
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I stripped back some of the insulation and soldered into existing wiring.
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Go on, take it out for a blast and see if runs better! Should wake up next door's cat.
So, while waiting for other parts to be delivered (thermostat, oil, etc) and seeing the face looking a bit weathered with the new wiper blades on.. Decided to give it a wee tickle with the rattle cans. I'd normally take them off to do a proper job but one of the bolts was threaded so didn't want to risk it (job when the weather is better). Does make a difference!
Masked, 2 coats of decent paint and then 2 coats of good matt lacquer.
Quite pleased.. But now the grille needs doing!
Masked, 2 coats of decent paint and then 2 coats of good matt lacquer.
Quite pleased.. But now the grille needs doing!
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Every little helps buddy.
