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Retractable rock sliders excellent idea :)

Badly aimed head lights ARE a fail even if there to low, and LED bulbs in a headlight meant for halogen bulbs will be a fail anorl but not only because of beam pattern problems

We deal with these types of insurance a bit and to far most are useless but, a customer of ours has an AA insurance and that's been really good but we do have to read the small print very carfully. He broke a front spring, according to the small print if it broke while driving (i know they...

He does get easily confused ;)

They are brilliant, first time i saw them a friend had them, he said how good they were cos you only have to crimp it once then heat it up to shrinko_O he was absolutely amazed when i showed him how they were supposed to be used :D:D He's not the sharpest bless him:)

Where are you wanting to remove carbon from? There's several carbon removal systems out for inlet and EGR systems on modern engines, some work some are laughable. One we have used (we have now made our own tool for the job) is media blasting of inlet ports/inlet valves on direct injection...

Sorry but i don't see how a scissor type splitter can affect the ball joint socket. We use the scissor type but only to put some pressure on the taper the give the cast it a smack with a copper hammer (the bit the tapper goes through not the joint itself) or with a copper/brass drift and hammer...

Weren't they steel/cast gears with fiber/nylon teeth on the cam gear? Seem to remember back in the day when changing the fuel pump care had to be taken not to screw the studs in to far as they would hit the gear teeth :) I think also it was the fiber/nylon part coming off that was the problem...

Lorry windscreen height nice :) has got lights ect. at rear though

Hi all has any one got a steering wheel for my poor disco, some scroat broke in to it and nicked it will also need the centre and nut Cheers all

Report him to DVSA the d£$k head shouldn't be testing

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eeeeeerrr no, not unless im going on my own :(

How long have you owned it? if you've just bought it they may have been on the front and put on the rear because of the tyre wear. Ive seen cheep tyres do this for no apparent reason :eek:

Hows the rebuild going Pikey?

Sorry Bob no :)

b( . )( . )bies make me smile, :D

Just seen this, thanks for putting my name forward, s'poes you just can't help some people :)

Its a td5, excuse my ignorance whats NAS spec? There's no blank in the oil cooler already checked that and no sign of any spare wires hanging around.

What he said ^ thats a common way to undo a stubborn crank bolt (not a recommended way but a common way) probable didn't do your torque wrench a lot of good either :oops: