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I got a rare dizzy/coil set from the ex MOD auctions a while back, which I STILL need to get round to fitting. Once that's jiggered/ realise it doesn't work in water, or I've written off another engine, I'll probs go the Megasquirt route....one day :)

Fookin A* matey!!! brill stuff:5bhurray::5bcheers2:

A late RRC Vogue SE or LSE interior is a nicer place to be than same age disco1. Tho I do actually rather like the later Disco2's and will probs go for one once the daily driver RRC dies. Have been several in RRC and disco1 examples. Much depends upon the model you go for. Both can rattle like...

oh yes....ooooooh yes I've always fancied doing this myself, so will enjoy this one Sam :pop2:

Every time I see those roof lights I think they look good...way neater than having a roof bar ;)

Had thought about going, but mine's booked in for an MOT shortly so thinkin gabby at garage would prefer not to just be looking at mud... Looks like a cracking day tho....nice n sloppy!!

...just one further thought in case it applies.... If you're big into off roading, forget LPG!.... Some sites and events organisers do not like LPG. However, some Pay n play couldn't give a rats fart if you're paying to get in, but off roading on LPG is frowned upon and not encouraged in...

Yep, that's winter prices all year round for Londoners then!:eek: There's a small incentive for you with LPG in London too.... No congestion charge in those zones... There's a small discount for road tax too (only about £20 for the year tho)... BUT, in order to get those things, worth checking...

If you want to actually use the load space in your landy it makes sense to pay a little extra to have tanks alternative to the huge cylinder behind the back seats. Multipoint is the modern way and more refined way of doing it, as long as the installer is not pushing swarf into the cylinders...

Yep, too right!....shouting at it and pressing the button with authority seemed to do the trick this morning:lol:.!

The clutchpack failed in forward drive in one of mine.... It was easier for me just to find a good replacement box.

same here!.... I shall tempt fate by saying all three V8 3.9Efi's in this household are running well!!! Although one minor thing of late has been the heated windscreen on the silver daily driver has become a bit iffy.....sometimes doesnt switch on, ie no click from the relay or light on the...

thanks. Yeah, that'll be plan b, if plan a of looking for one with the right thread doesnt work. cheers

cheers. vernier calipers out rather then judging it by eye....yep, 11.1mm (just), so it's gonna be 7/16 UNC ~(I hope) thanks

Thanks. I am ashamed to admit I was schooled/grew up in metric, so struggle with the imperial thing.:o The M12 brake switch I bought 'looks' and measures almost the same as an original cruise control switch I fished out of my parts boxes...only difference being the M12 thread has a finer...

Just a quick question for you guys in the know... What is the thread size n type on the cruise control 'off' brake pedal switch? I've tried research to no avail:( ....Reason being I'm after a brake pedal switch to screw in where the cruise control switch use to be.... it's positioned...

worth checking / servicing the distributor too

Cowm to the north of Manchester Hill n Ditch to the west of Manchester Parkwood 4x4 way off to the East of Manchester Weston Coyney to the South of Manchester Silverdale to south is closed at the mo, but might be open again by April? As Gemsdad says, none are IN Manchester. cowm is about...

yes, and to work properly your transfer box from this year should have ATF fluid in it and NOT EP90 gear oil.....I am shocked at the number of garages that fill these later ones up with EP90 :(

Man Vs Food. A programme about food, and eating it...'tis what they are good at. should stick to that subject matter only. Everything else coming across the pond on our airwaves is garbage.