mutsnutz
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and its got my pump I need on it
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What did you do with your Range Rover today
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All you need is a sharp knife, some spray on glue and a gentle touch... same applies to re-trimming the door pillars.
mutsnutz
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just take your time mate and cut the material a fair bit bigger than the pillar
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Well... after 20 years on the road I have finally had to weld the chassis !
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Nice tidy job there!
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Yup - lovely - if I did it I would have burned out the car and the workshop for good measure.
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84,000 mile service and fitted tow bar electrics.
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Yesterday replaced the heater return coolant pipe (had pinhole leak) and fitted new shiny boot badge. Wouldn't fancy doing anything today,it's awful outside. Next job is to replace high pressure power steering pump hose before MOT next month.
thanks for that, its going on the main road at work with some notices up in it. i was offered 2K at a garage who said they will get 4.5K all day long.
Although part of me thinks i missed a trick when i sold my soft dash classic some years ago & think if i dry store it, it will be an appreciating asset in 10 years time ?
Although part of me thinks i missed a trick when i sold my soft dash classic some years ago & think if i dry store it, it will be an appreciating asset in 10 years time ?
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Thanks... There was another smmmmall hole the other side of the tow bar brace.. that will have to wait for next years inspection.
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Was working on the drive... sheds to full of useful things, or **** as the good lady would say !
The tank is full of diesel... so not to much chance of fire.. although I did burn myself at one point
Welding upside down under your car is so much fun !!
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Okay mate, but keep an eye on it as it can sometimes just disintegrate very quickly.
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Tis true... the body work has proven the theory !
Did the Rad, water pump, thermostat and belts and ordered a new fan coupling as its rattling about like nobody's business.
There was no air con belt fitted and i now know the reason why! The compressor's knackered! Apart from that it was pretty straight forward.
Also did one of the lower tailgate latch's.
Think the battery's next on the list.
There was no air con belt fitted and i now know the reason why! The compressor's knackered! Apart from that it was pretty straight forward.
Also did one of the lower tailgate latch's.
Think the battery's next on the list.
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Huzzzah!!!!!
MOT for another year. This how we celebrated locally:
MOT for another year. This how we celebrated locally:
Does this mean that now you've got to go out and buy a gun
and a dog?
:violent: nobody in their right mind would trust me with my own gun but I do go clay pigeon shooting .... No dogs until I retire lets just prey the old girl is still going ... (Not the bread knife....)
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Hmmm... Mines next month... and there is a leak from the self levelling shock.
It looks like it will a right bastid to remove
