Not sure it would fail on a loose shield unless the tester said "danger of falling off".
Jubilees can be joined
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What did you do with your Range Rover today
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Jubilees can be joined
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If its possible it may fall into traffic behind you
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nah its like a clam shell thats pressed together, it can't fall off.. just annoy
Made a boot divider to stop the big lump of a dog we've rehomed squashing the slightly smaller lump of a dog we rehomed a couple of years ago.
The frame is 16mm x 1.4mm square box - about £8.50's worth, the mesh was repurposed from a L319 boot divider. The M5 knobs were the most expensive part!
The frame is 16mm x 1.4mm square box - about £8.50's worth, the mesh was repurposed from a L319 boot divider. The M5 knobs were the most expensive part!
That's why they're finger-turn knobs, not bolts it takes about six minutes to get to the spare, as long as the dogs are not in residence and it's not raining otherwise they're 'problematic' to get out...
I do have a bottle of sealant, a compressor and tow strap easily accessible without having to get the dogs out though.
it takes about six minutes to get to the spare, as long as the dogs are not in residence and it's not raining otherwise they're 'problematic' to get out...I do have a bottle of sealant, a compressor and tow strap easily accessible without having to get the dogs out though.
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i've still not got one of those strap thingys to lift the full size spare out with
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Old seatbelt webbing and a bit of imagination?i've still not got one of those strap thingys to lift the full size spare out with
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Hawkeye and then that Britpart thing whose name escapes me. Might be Lynx?
Edit: forgot the Storey Wilson paid for software. Tgat probably does it.
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Connected the nano up again and that fault has gone, so....dunno.
I've got another one now though which I didn't take a pic of, evaporator ground fault or something along those lines.
With not a care in the world I've fiddled further with the nano and set the numbers on the rear height settings ,on motorway only, to both be 91 instead of 87 and 91.
Turned the immobiliser off, eka was already disabled when I got her.
I'm confident that everything will be fine or it'll never run again, nowt inbetween.
Can't try it as no injector in number 1 , might arrive Saturday.
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It's possible to connect 2 or more Jubilee clips together.
Yeah but you also need the tailgate bar, otherwise it smacks you in the face when you least expect it
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The Storey Wilson is for a petrol. Not sure if the other bits, HEVAC software etc work on the diesel
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Apart from the engine and possibly gearbox, the rest should be the same assuming it caters to early & late WABCO etc.
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Its not too clear on his website. As yet he has not replied to enquiries about this.
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Kermies a motor bycycleist so could simply keep an old nolan to hand.Yeah but you also need the tailgate bar, otherwise it smacks you in the face when you least expect it
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A what now!?
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A bisexueliste?
