I washed mine. And found a lot of scratches on the passenger side... Hmm....
Also removed the rear brakes yesterday and found all ok, but checked fronts today and also ok, though the discs and pads might get changed next year. One wheel was stuck, but a sledge hammer persuaded it off and now...
Hmm.. makes me laugh a bit that there are so many regs about the R134a gas in car AC and it mustn't escape to atmosphere, yet what is the totally legal standard gas for airsoft gas guns? Yep, R134a, and each shot goes straight to atmosphere....
Certainly would be useful in the FAQ bit I'd have thought, but must be a labour of love to write up with good pics! Just make sure they're decent size pics not thumbnails- nothing worse than reading through a step by step and having to click and load each pic at a time....... sod the people...
Thank fook- I traded in a lowered Golf to get my Freelander. Never again do I have to **** a brick to save weight whenever I see a speed hump now...
:rolleyes:
Don't be silly- it's freshwater not salt.. :rolleyes: You'd need a nice carp or two.
My uncles old Cadillac had similar problems and he ended up growing mushrooms in there. Actually, that's not a bad idea- maybe those small, pointy ones...??
Doesn't leave much room for the Xmas market tat does it? ;)
I just used insulating tape before and it survived a blast to Spain and back. not on the Flr though. Just made sure the glass was spotlessly clean with solvent, but with plastic lenses I don't think I'd do that.
Personally I'd be tempted to think it was a blocked filter. Diesel would probably become more viscous at low temps, but not enough to effect a pump I'd have thought, but an already clogged filter could be a different matter...