Hi Pete, without taking my trim off is 10 the quantity needed? I cant for the life of me remember now, it was quite a while back I took it off and at the moment I cant be arsed to pull it off. I have sent 10 to one of the chaps on the P38 Facebook site to be a guinea pig for testing out...

I have tried nylon but it was very spongy and not sharp but now that I have sorted the parameters I think I know why. The PETG is fine and is used for automotive small parts so is ok for temps and weather

Creality Ender 3 KE and PETG, took a while to get the parameters right but now seems good, I might try with nylon later

Well I finally got around to creating the CAD file and 3D printed the little rascals!

Works fine on my W11, both Rave and Adobe

I believe you do

I was going to say that too Pete, if it is as old as it looks it has done one hell of a job in a P38

Hi Pete, no, nothing at all, it just drop to about 100rpm and then went up and down on revs but would not respond to the throttle, a bit similar to a MAF failure but as soon as I got in a straight line all was good again

I am just thinking to myself..... If the fuel gauge was faulty and the tank was much lower that I had thought where would the fault be occurring? As the gauge registered when I filled up I kind of dismissed it but as I mentioned it did actually seem to show slightly above 1/2 for a long time

That was my first thought as that is what it felt like, I had a half tank showing though. I have filled it up again now just to see if it solves it. I was actually thinking that the gauge had been sat on half a tank for a while but when I fuelled it the gauge went to full and it did actually...

While driving to the supermarket this morning I had an occurrence that I have never had before. The old girl was running fine first of all and then I got to the Sainsburys round about and on a hard right going around it the engine just dropped revs and started hunting (rev/no rev) as soon as I...

I had to do it single handedly, my right hand I believe it was........... ;)

That's what I was doing wrong, I had no assistant to help....................

Ikea for the P38 does exist, ctrl F, who knew :)

Yep

I meant way to easy for us, very tricky for manufacture, I use to do the mouldings at my factory, a lot of electrical parts do carry numbers but generally not specific for a particular vehicle, It would be great to have an Ikea numbering system for the parts :) :)

That would be waaaay too easy :)

OS get battered more often by idiots

Had unfortunately as per Kermit says

+1 there Keith, big time by the look of it!