That one is for 40mm pipe. You can get one for 32mm pipe. Like this one ----
https://www.screwfix.com/p/floplast-wc10-universal-compression-waste-bend-90-32mm/90571
When eye fits me water harvester fing to me drain pipe eye need ter run the output along me castle wall, over the top of 4 foot of gate and fence, to me garage guttering. Output on said harvester is 32mm at the end. Tis a slowly tapering fing...
Improved my fuel economy by fixing a leaking feed pipe to the HP fuel pump, 2 hours removing the intake manifold tightening a jubilee clip and putting it back together. Would have been quicker if I'd had cake. My drive will appreciate it as well...
Did it start after you had the brakes done? My handbrake was crap but the local indi fitted new discs and pads and got it working properly. What about if you just stick it in park without the handbrake until it's settled?
If you are around Manchester area i have a spare LCM that you can try. It's for a later car but it will prove if your LCM is faulty or not. Everything works but it flashes the brake lights every 6 seconds or so.
Mine looks better. 🤣
This arrived today
It's called a Zombieverter VCU, designed by Damien Maguire and manufactured by JLC PCB. I thought I may have a few IC's to solder on but it seems to be complete, apart from headers for the Wemos WiFi...
Does sound like an LCM fault. I guess you'll need to see what fault codes show up tomorrow and go from there. Be careful if you buy another LCM as they store a backup of the mileage and I've heard your dash will change to what ever is on the LCM...
Hi mate
Must have been the cake lol
No lights appear on the dash (they did for the initial install but now gone for good) so no no indicator arrows etc
The hazards were the first to go started flashing very slowly after engine off
Now however...
No not driving with the diff lock on i can hear it disengage and engage so no issues there, and the clutch is a extreme outback heavy duty clutch about a year old including the release bearing
I searched for C1392 and found a thread on another forum that solved the issue. I would not have found it without your help, thanks. The answer is in the attached image, it is a redundant plug for non memory seat models.
What are they doing?
are there any light faults showing on the dash?
Are there any fault codes in the LCM?
If you unplug the LCM for a few minutes and reconnect it is everything ok again for another 5 mins?
Fink if you is doin very back winders yer needs an eggspensive type one that don't interfere wiv aerials init.
I is got em an I finks they is cool init :cool:
My tunes maker sound crap and no AM cos I fink last dude fitted crap stuff init.
Good evening,
First post so take it easy lol
I recently purchased a l322 td6 2004, within a month I had the well documented LCM issues.
Sent my LCM to be refurbished and problem solved......or so I thought a couple of months later the problems...
Thanks Stanleysteamer, I'm was doubting myself for a bit, but had a rest and some watermelon then checked my gear oil container in my workshop. It says gear oil and gear lubricant doesn't ever say MTF. As we know MTF stands for Manual...
These were my exact symptoms before I took off the prop. Resistance to roll and accelerating from standstill, especially in reverse. The VCU was done(still working on it).