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thats fun! i closed mine a while back after working on it, but forgot to connect the wires
that was fun too
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that was fun too
thats fun! i closed mine a while back after working on it, but forgot to connect the wires
I'm wondering if the plug has come off the back of the button. Not gonna be fun trying to crawl through lol
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I've got an LPG tank behind the back seats lol, that makes it really fun!!
Oops. Thankfully mines just got the loadliner and a box of spares for the car lol. Hoping I can get in easily enough
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Ordered few treats.
10L oil £34!
new EBC ultimax front pads,
new sump and gearbox plugs (still no idea how old will come out I’m hoping Indy does the mot will have some way so it’s there ready),
new lift pump. Gone for cheapy I’m not buying VDO just to find out it won’t work or makes no difference. Chopped the boot so replacing is not big deal
10L oil £34!
new EBC ultimax front pads,
new sump and gearbox plugs (still no idea how old will come out I’m hoping Indy does the mot will have some way so it’s there ready),
new lift pump. Gone for cheapy I’m not buying VDO just to find out it won’t work or makes no difference. Chopped the boot so replacing is not big deal
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Any breathers or even the rocker gasket above it?had a bad experience with trying to use helicoil
I've noticed the starter is wet with oil
A wash down with brake or cleaner and let it run and observe it from below while laid on your back with a beer in hand
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i was laid on my back yesterday.. dropped a sump bolt in my eyeAny breathers or even the rocker gasket above it?
A wash down with brake or cleaner and let it run and observe it from below while laid on your back with a beer in hand
thought i'd gone blind 
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While ours is still apart I am contemplating piggybacking a 2 core wire and a parallel duplicate button tucked in the boot somewhere in case the external fails. That way if the outside one fails it is just drop the rear seat and pop the button. Unless the actuator or latches fail.
But after the cleaning / lubing we gave everything I'm hoping that will be a long way off.
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Good shot.i was laid on my back yesterday.. dropped a sump bolt in my eye
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I shouldn’t have liked it but it made me larf
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At least it wernt a japs eye.
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Anybody know torque settings for main - big end bearings on a 3.6/4.4 TDV8?
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Had a small MC Blue convoy today, an early L322 and a D2 plus my P38..
We got a few funny looks
All good fun!
We got a few funny looks
All good fun!
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Why are there no hooks/tie-down points in the back of a p38? It's not the smallest load space
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So that load you are carrying can hit you in the back of the head when you have to brake suddenlyWhy are there no hooks/tie-down points in the back of a p38? It's not the smallest load space
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So that load you are carrying can hit you in the back of the head when you need to break suddenly
turns out it was just a dodgy switch, all sorted now though.
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Every single 3.6 engine I used to get in with serious trouble would go in a skip so I don't have the torque specs to hand
