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:D:D:D:D "roll over Descartes"!!!
 
Stanleysteamer said:
I think I have narrowed it down to the waterpump mount. There is a cast block that both the water pump ( sorry "coolant") is fit to along with the power steering pump. This is driven by the fan belt (sorry "auxiliary belt") so it goes fan belt PS pump which then drives the water pump.
I don't THINK it's the water pump or its housing but it is so feckin difficult to see I cannot be sure. Whichever it is I'll have to take off the centrifugal oil filter and, according to Haynes, but not RAVE, the turbo.
But before I do any of this I need to identify the seals and gaskets for everything to be sure of curing the leak.
For the mo I'm gonna see what the French equivalent of K-seal is and put it in bit by bit until the leak stops but not enough to feck up the thermostat. i don't reckon I'll be able to identify the parts I need this side of the channel, so it'll have to wait until I am in blighty. The coolant I can see isn't just "traces of" or dried. it is actual liquid and is dripping off a biolt on the bottom of a mounting and also in the trough between the mounting and the block. Hence my reasons for thinking what it might be.
Only bloody LR would think it's a good thing to NOT mount the pump housing directly to the block. I had the famous P gasket (Wpump housing to block) go on the 300tdi and it was a piece of pistachio to change!:mad::mad::mad:
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See if yer can gettid the liquid version of bars leaks.
 
DanClarke said:
Morning All :D
The back wall of my house needs painting, do I? a) risk my knee clambering up and down ladders and DIY, or, b) Pay someone else to do an inferior job and keep the knee safe?
Lovely day here Sunny and 4° at the moment.
Have a great day. :D
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Keep the knee safe and make the wall hang on a bit longer to see how things go. You can always get someone in later if you have to but if your knee really gives out then ................ .
 
marjon said:
Close, its was the village school:D.
The third 1 is a small 1 under the outside loo:).

J
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Ah yes!
I remember you saying!!:rolleyes:
When I was teacher training I lived in an old School House in the valley where Dawlish water starts. I fact it started just above our place and flowed right past the front door and then around the bottom of the garden. The two little brick buildings, which were the boys and girls loo's, were set there over it so all their "stuff" dropped right into the water and flowed off! Not so much elf'n'safety back in Victorian times!!
That house was so damp we didn't leave soap in the bathroom as it just melted.:eek:
:):):)
 
DanClarke said:
Morning All :D
The back wall of my house needs painting, do I? a) risk my knee clambering up and down ladders and DIY, or, b) Pay someone else to do an inferior job and keep the knee safe?
Lovely day here Sunny and 4° at the moment.
Have a great day. :D
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.......or c) just wait a bit until your knee heals up a bit further then do it?
(Dunno if the problem is permanent or not. You could maybe just do it in fits and starts?)
Best of luck with it.:):):)
My knee was all swollen up and stiff when we came over beginning of April, it's gone back down now due me putting it on "light duties". (And it raining so much I couldn't use my big machine to cut the weeds!);)
 
DanClarke said:
....that I've mowed my lawn. :)
All very well having a larger than average garden but its a tiring job at my age. I remember it being a doddle 30 years ago. :D
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Feel your pain mate!
Don't know what sort of mower you have but even with my 3 wheeled petrol powered weed-whacker and mulcher that i have to steer, push and pull from the back, a lot of the time, it is tiring and makes you sweat. I have just done the first tank of fuel and done about 1/4 of what there is to do. Hate it. It's always a two day job unless I go at it like mad, then it takes all of one day. and about 4 tanks. Then I have to rest for two days!
 
Stanleysteamer said:
Feel your pain mate!
Don't know what sort of mower you have but even with my 3 wheeled petrol powered weed-whacker and mulcher that i have to steer, push and pull from the back, a lot of the time, it is tiring and makes you sweat. I have just done the first tank of fuel and done about 1/4 of what there is to do. Hate it. It's always a two day job unless I go at it like mad, then it takes all of one day. and about 4 tanks. Then I have to rest for two days!
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Oh my place is pretty small compared to your French estate. The plot is only about 35 feet wide (if that) but it is about 210 feet long. Herself has managed to plant stuff that makes it a real nightmare to mow (for fear of killing off her plants etc.) So its just a typical English "field-grass" garden with trees and shrubs and obstacles. Still its done now. I may go get the ladders out and prop them against the wall, ready for some painting.
 
DanClarke said:
Morning All :D
The back wall of my house needs painting, do I? a) risk my knee clambering up and down ladders and DIY, or, b) Pay someone else to do an inferior job and keep the knee safe?
Lovely day here Sunny and 4° at the moment.
Have a great day. :D
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Wot if your knee locks up when you are up the ladder? No brainer - get an experienced brush hand and instruct him/her to do a quality job.
 
DanClarke said:
Oh my place is pretty small compared to your French estate. The plot is only about 35 feet wide (if that) but it is about 210 feet long. Herself has managed to plant stuff that makes it a real nightmare to mow (for fear of killing off her plants etc.) So its just a typical English "field-grass" garden with trees and shrubs and obstacles. Still its done now. I may go get the ladders out and prop them against the wall, ready for some painting.
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My "er indoors" sounds like yours in that respect and God help me if when cutting around all her trees and flower beds, if I accidentally allow cuttings to go into a flower bed. so it involves the big machine, then the strimmer to do the bits it won't can't do then a little Stihl batt powered thing, but i leave the last thing to her!! she has managed to have trees with low branches that she absolutely can't cut so I can't get under them any sense! We planted 47 fruit trees, as well as 2 weeping willows, 2 Poplars and an oak. It is the fruit trees, especially the apple trees that are the worst.
And most of the place is on a slope, some of which is pretty steep.
I do hope all your cycling isn't making your knee worse, although I don't doubt it could in fact be doing the opposite.
Do take it easy mate!! up them ladders!:)
 
Stanleysteamer said:
My "er indoors" sounds like yours in that respect and God help me if when cutting around all her trees and flower beds, if I accidentally allow cuttings to go into a flower bed. so it involves the big machine, then the strimmer to do the bits it won't can't do then a little Stihl batt powered thing, but i leave the last thing to her!! she has managed to have trees with low branches that she absolutely can't cut so I can't get under them any sense! We planted 47 fruit trees, as well as 2 weeping willows, 2 Poplars and an oak. It is the fruit trees, especially the apple trees that are the worst.
And most of the place is on a slope, some of which is pretty steep.
I do hope all your cycling isn't making your knee worse, although I don't doubt it could in fact be doing the opposite.
Do take it easy mate!! up them ladders!:)
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I just put the ladders up the wall and tried to go up and down. Very tortuous and the crepitus from the knee was alarming (like rifle shots inside the knee).
I may have to forgo this painting pleasure and get someone in to do it after all. :(
 
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