biketeacherdave
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The WD will free it up but get some spray grease on it, I ripped the old cloth off long before I retrimmed it looked better in black plastic
What did you do with your Range Rover today
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Yeah, my roof lining is still outstanding. I'm considering fitting a reversing camera for the missus and was wondering about placing the screen hanging from the roof above the rear view mirror. Doing the headlining at the same time seems a sensible move.
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...............I'm considering fitting a reversing camera ..........
I thought that`s what the tow bar was made for
I thought that`s what the tow bar was made for
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...............I'm considering fitting a reversing camera ..........
I thought that`s what the tow bar was made for
Cheers, Dopey.
Ah, yes. The Police Squat parking method.
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The P38a passed it's MOT yesterday, with 3 advisories.
1. *slight play in n/s drag link*. (same as last year)
2. slight coolant leak (now fixed)
3. o/s sill slight corrosion.
** I told the tester that I replaced the drag link 6 months ago. His reply was not to worry as they are all like that.
1. *slight play in n/s drag link*. (same as last year)
2. slight coolant leak (now fixed)
3. o/s sill slight corrosion.
** I told the tester that I replaced the drag link 6 months ago. His reply was not to worry as they are all like that.
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I swear they just make up some innocuous stuff to make it look like they have checked it thoroughly.
Stavros1967
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Exactly what I want to do but how does that effect the mot emissions? Do you have to refit for the test?Removed my centre box fitted my hoooooligan pipe for a bit of noise
biketeacherdave
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Makes no difference what so ever to emissions or mot, I have since refitted the standard centre box just to listen to the silence of my v8 since replacing the rockers.
LPG kit next
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Ok thanks for the tip
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Didn't get much done this weekend as I popped over to Nottingham to attend the opening of Pidcocks new Ducati dealership and started lusting after the Panigale once again!
Spent a bit of yesterday cleaning up the brake lines and fittings on my Suzuki 'Kettle' and then gave my headlining fibreglass another scrub - in preparation for its recovering, (at some point in the near future), once I have worked up the courage to start spraying adhesive all over the place and then trying to get an oblong of cloth to fit a somewhat 'curvaceous' shell!
Also hoping that my Benelli tank paintwork can be saved after it succumbed to the ravages of the increased level of ethanol that is now added to petrol, (lots of paint bubbles and blisters).
And still have to find some quality time to fit my cheapo electric gates!
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Pretty sure someone in Lincs was asking about a Nanocom. I'm up in Grantham on Wednesday and Thursday so could bring it up with me if they like. Cannot do Thor engine though.
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Grrrrrr, I would certainly have liked to take full advantage of your kind offer of a quick diagnostic read of my HIVAC, (not sure that your offer was directed to me though - apologies if not)!
Unfortunately I am banished to Nottingham tomorrow and Thursday, (06:30 - 16:00), otherwise I would have driven the beast over at a time to suit yourself, (although you may not want to be seen on the same street as my P38)!
I will definitely be investing in a Nanocom, (during the next few weeks), but may need to get a Scooter for our Husky's, first, especially our younger 'Wolfette' as she has lots of energy and I can't run with her every night but I can use a Scooter, (letting her and one of her chums do most of the work)!
Unfortunately I am banished to Nottingham tomorrow and Thursday, (06:30 - 16:00), otherwise I would have driven the beast over at a time to suit yourself, (although you may not want to be seen on the same street as my P38)!
I will definitely be investing in a Nanocom, (during the next few weeks), but may need to get a Scooter for our Husky's, first, especially our younger 'Wolfette' as she has lots of energy and I can't run with her every night but I can use a Scooter, (letting her and one of her chums do most of the work)!
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No problem. I'll be staying up there or nearby on Thursday night. Think I am staying in Lincoln now on Thursday night. Generally I consider myself lucky to get out of work before 18:00.
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Changed the glow plugs then took it out. So glad it decided to keep starting now
biketeacherdave
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Just enjoying driving it, was doing 23 something mpg on the motorway today and 19 mpg on B roads this evening over a 1 and half hour drive so once I finally get it on LPG that's cost equivalent about 40 mpg on a V8
