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I've been using two stroke in my 2005 110 TD5 for nearly a year. It's definatley smoother and quieter. There is quite a lot on here about it.

Just caught up with this thread. I'd get the free wheeling hubs looked at before spending the cash. It may be a lack of use with the hubs freewheeling which has made it difficult to disengage the hubs therefore not allowing drive to the wheels

Jack up one front and one rear wheel so they are both clear of the ground at the same time. Start the engine and select a gear. If they both spin then it's working as drive goes via the path of least resistance.if you have free wheeling hubs fitted they will need to be engaged. This is assuming...

It's not a modification just replacing damaged parts with a superior product:rolleyes:

Probably some ideas on here SBMCC ~ Self Build Motor Caravanners Club

Hold it against your head when pressing the button and you'll extend the range

The legislation is either changing or has changed for diesel engined vehicles. If they were fitted with a cat when manufactured they won't pass an MOT test if it's been removed.

After looking for a hi-lift trolley jack that is very good value The chuckies on my old drive just stopped the trolley jack from rolling Firstly it's half price so not that far off an average price for a hi-lift. My old one was a Jackal. I'll stick with that when I get a new one but...

AF Ross are on the west coast of Scotland so quite a distance if you were driving back but I've used them for years when I need ex-mod stuff. Their website is Ex Army Vehicles

Stripped out the dashboard to fit new wheel boxes. Found £2 when I cleaned out the the bits you can't normally get at. Even managed to put it back without any screws left over :high5:

Have you contacted the company to see if the can make one or who made theirs. They appear to be firearms forensic specialist

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What he said. Knowing how to use it safely also helps.

If the cap fits it'll keep the sun off my bald patch It's not a bad thing more sense in here and less childish bickering.

I may need to try that approach. This is one of the quieter forums I frequent and my wife complains about the amount of time I spend on them. I looked for the mark forums read button and couldn't find it so I'll look again, thanks. Edit - don't know how I missed it. May need to visit spec...

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When I click on the NEW POSTS button it brings up the posts since my last vist as expected. After a few pages I also get a heading saying the following threads have not been updated since my last visit but contain unread posts. Is there a way to stop this showing up or just something I need to...

The article doesn't say she wasn't strapped in only that she had a fractured skull. It could have been loose articles in the cabin flying around during the crash that struck her. Sad all the same

Just dropped on to say hello. After a few years of disco 3 ownership I've gone back to what suits me and picked up a 110. Looking forward to spending time in the garage getting to know it.