200tdi ayre
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Morocco Easter time 2015
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200tdi ayre
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im replacing with genuine or OME 
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I have been following this tread http://www.horizonsunlimited.com/hubb/morocco/severe-weather-warnings-road-closures-78382, glad you are home safe and sound.
Drop me an email sometime, and let me know how the trip went.
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You are such a stalker
everywhere i go you're there !!! my mates keep calling us twins
everywhere i go you're there !!! my mates keep calling us twins
That's what a good stalker would say... Pretty funny though.
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Bah, wish I'd never asked!
LOL, you ask all the questions you need to ask. We don't want anyone to be disappointed.
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On fuel - if we are going no further south than Zagora/Tata then a normal 110 tank will be ok and a 90 might need an extra jerry can or two - but south of Assa/Samara we will need enough for around 900km - for me a normal tank plus a second tank carrying 40litres - more is better than less as you never know what conditions are going to be like.
Personally I would like to do the longer route if we have time
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ooo, now to think of some random questions.
As long as it fits in the time I have booked off I would like to see as much as possible, but without rushing from one place to the next.
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I agree - its a really good experience doing Samara then south in a loop to the coast - 5 or 6 days seeing only the odd goat herder is a must.
Just fitted a snorkel, JFC, what a palarva, done now, funny how some jobs take no time at all, and others that seem straight forward end up being a mission to the death.
Both myself and my mechanic friend have two weeks at Easter give of take a day or so booked off and cleared with our respective home offices.
Both myself and my mechanic friend have two weeks at Easter give of take a day or so booked off and cleared with our respective home offices.
Cool, what snorkel have you gone for? Mine wasn't too bad to fit, though I drilled the holes in the wrong place the first time :doh:
If the rest of us were going for 3 weeks would you meet us somewhere on the way, or come back early?
We are going to leave you guys somewhere around Tata. The snorkel is a Safari copy of unknown origin, it was the buggering about with the intake tube beneath the steering UJ that caused me the drama, as it keeps touching it, so ill have to cut off the ariel mount to get the pipe lower I think. The snorkel came from Barry 4x4, it's ok quality but did not come with that large foam gasket so I had to make one from double sided foam tape and lots of black silicone.
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Hope so, I've spent £20,000,I'm going to look a right tit, if the trip is off. Well, until I find somewhere else to go.
Haha, well I'm def going too, funds permitting.
200tdi ayre
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Definately going
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£20,000 wow. That's dedication!Hope so, I've spent £20,000,I'm going to look a right tit, if the trip is off. Well, until I find somewhere else to go.
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Have we got an idea of dates and who is chunnel/ ferry? Apparently the chunnel is pretty cheap atm.
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