Recent content by CharlieMod

Had my 90 Wolf a year now. Got from a tender a withams and although the exterior is a little patchy after 3 years in Afghan it hasn't missed a beat...the odd electric gremlin in the snows but otherwise love it. But I think some good ones are starting to come come out now although slowly which is...

Thanks, this worked...I started with the first fuse in the line, No. 18 AUX and this for some reason worked. The strange thing is everything else still works, even the brake lights! Strange bit of wiring here.

park switch on the wiper motor, put it into google. Mines also gone but as it's a 24v wolf it's a new motor...arrrrggh

pulled the wires off the switch on the back of the servo and still on....

certainly cheap! Constructive input welcomed. Thanks in advance

Morning All, I haven't used the Wolf for a week but woke up this morning in the gloom to see the rear brake lights glowing out of the darkness. Tried pulling the fuses which didn't work, basically regardless of the ignition position, key in or out, the brake lights are on. I guess it's...

Managed to just about sort everything when.... Found the TDC marker on the block and the pulley and had them lined up Removed two of the remaining bolts, came to take the last one out and the head is knackered so can't undo it So to the garage it is....quite frustrating Well given me a little...

Having had a look, it looks like a new part but only secured by the top two bolts. Would this make a difference? Lots of oil underneath the pump as well.

Thanks for the response....I'm a complete novice soo... 'turning engine over till cams lobes are up/down makes it easier to refit' how?

Morning All, Before you say search the forum I have had a good look. I have no suction at all on from the brake vacuum pump so want to replace it...never done it before so how hard can it be?? Thanks in advance C

I was just in the process of minor corrosion / prime and / repaint of footwells when the rain started. Part of this was to create an exit...ie. drill a hole in the floor to allow drainage.

With the constant rain we've been having I was getting slightly annoyed about having to mop out the standing water in the foot wells...so I have implemented my new 'Anti Foot well Rot Protection System.... I knew the Pioneer Tools would come in handy for something! £3 from...

All sorted and up and running, amazing what a couple of fuses and few relays can do. Steam clean and MOT next week.

Here's a pic of the front...probably not much help but best I have at the moment.