tomcat59alan
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Not being in possession of the relevant information I cannot comment.
P38A Mechanics, FIP and timing chain investigation
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myfirstl322
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You ran away from that
tomcat59alan
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I never argue/discuss a topic I don't have the full information on or is outside my area of expertise/ knowledge.
myfirstl322
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I'm just trawling the obituary replies...I just can't see anything from Keith, my eyes ain't what they were but Shirley he must have said something?I never argue/discuss a topic I don't have the full information on or is outside my area of expertise/ knowledge.
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Yes, a little high but not enough to worry about. It catches almost immediately on starting. When it starts acting up I will do the chains and sprockets. sprockets
cammo45
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Try Maddisons 4x4 at Topcliffe near Thirsk, they specialise in all Land Rovers and ask for Patrick, he’s the man.
