LaurenceLaura
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I have posted but no one yet.
Drilling a hole in the filter would allow dirt into the compressor, if the filter is blocked, better to clean if possible or if not then replace it.A thought for @gstuart does the air suspension compressor air filter get clogged and need a small hole drilling in it ? Makes the suspension do silly things if its blocked doen`t it ?
A thought for @gstuart does the air suspension compressor air filter get clogged and need a small hole drilling in it ? Makes the suspension do silly things if its blocked doen`t it ?
Thought I had seen something over on fullfat about suspension not lowering could have been l322 though not sport and exhaust not air filter, maybe even the exhaust/silencer filter item 10 I think it was on a drawing in your link, anyway hope they get sorted.
What if ....
There was a sheep jammed up in there under the axle.... Maybe a big fat sheep called Leroy?
Or corrosion on the ECU plug?
No listen...
I mean really big fat sheep... Like biiiiiig and really faaaaat.
In fact four of them as it is independent suspensionzz..
Yeh, power washing is never a good thing at close quarters with electronic bobbins..
Tidy job sir. You can come over and clean ma '38 if you'd like?weeeeeeeeel in that case , it’s lunch , lol
Managed to keep the engine bay on mine nice and clean so far
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Tidy job sir. You can come over and clean ma '38 if you'd like?
Two batteries and an intelligent charger to boot!! Get you buddy.
One battery is enough for me. But it is very kind of you to offer.
Do you do detailing then as a hobby or previous job?
Great decision. Maybe a write up on your mod would be appreciated in the tech' section??Lmao , only reason I fitted 2 x batteries because there so power hungry , brand new main battery will only last around 3 x weeks if not used , plus wanted the aux battery for camping in order I can use that for lights etc and not drain the main battery
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