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Is that not on the earlier 2wd TC models? Mines a 2000.. I'm uploading a vid of the noise, will start a new fred on it
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Is that not on the earlier 2wd TC models? Mines a 2000.. I'm uploading a vid of the noise, will start a new fred on it
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Pretty sure it was a valve which could lead to total brake failure
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I honestly don't know mate,it was just something that sprung to mind and nearly missed.
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It did only affect certain years if I remember correctly, I don't have access to my records at the moment but not sure if i have a record of the problem.
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I believe the US was paying a lab in China to attenuate such a virus so I think there is more than a germ of truth there. See what I did there? Never mind, I'll get me coat ...
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Pretty sure that was fixed in the 4W TC models, possibly the '98 2W TC ones too.
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I did something similar with the clutch switch for the starter interlock on my old XJ550 Yamaha.LPG threw a hissy earlier, luckily it was just the temp sensor on the vaporizer it won't switch if the engine temp is below par...
So I cut the wires off the sensor and joined them together, job done and everything working!
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Fan belts, thoughts? Britpart, dayco or this one? Or are they all from the same parts bin?
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Drive-Belt-Replaces-PQS101480-QBR72325-/174734352629
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Drive-Belt-Replaces-PQS101480-QBR72325-/174734352629
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Continental
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I buy Dayco for pretty much all mine.
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After finishing my fencing project I fitted the new leak off pipe at last.Didn't have time to do an oil and filter change, job for Monday treat for passing the MOT last week.
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Dayco or continental would be my choice.
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Fort I'd got LPG sorted.. but it's fluctuating as much as mid - high teens plus or minus, accelerating and decelerating must need to adjust the map more
must need to adjust the map more 
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Locked her . Forgot to when I came home yesterday
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With the airbox and battery box out, did cleaning / rust treatment / paint on the inner areas. Looking much better. Got lots of crud off the aircon & PAS pumps as well. Get a good impression for when he's back together and going for the MOT.
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Just looked at her as its my birthday and been drinking lots of alcoholic drinks people keep giving meHic
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I usually get mine from Gates.
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I didn't do it today but the 2nd top hose is fitted (sometime during the week) and stopped the engine from overheating. It's not fun when you fit a replacement for the original and it ends up fouling on a pulley that then wears through it. So take 2 but this time with the proper hose and all is finally good. I can't remember if we can do plugs for business but the staff at Island 4x4 were excellent. I contacted them last Monday saying I need the hose PDQ and I had it the following day. Bloody brilliant.
I'm still trying to find someone that is prepared to do solder these wires for me (I physically am not able to do them) but for now we're managing with just a speedometer app for not driving so we don't get the police on us all the time, not that we're driving much at night anyway.
I still need to sort out that weak spark on the back 4 cylinders. I don't fancy trying to remove the old ones and replace the new ones where they aren't easily accessible for me. So I'm not quite sure what I'm going to do there so I welcome any advice there.
Enjoy your Sunday folks.
Craig
I'm still trying to find someone that is prepared to do solder these wires for me (I physically am not able to do them) but for now we're managing with just a speedometer app for not driving so we don't get the police on us all the time, not that we're driving much at night anyway.
I still need to sort out that weak spark on the back 4 cylinders. I don't fancy trying to remove the old ones and replace the new ones where they aren't easily accessible for me. So I'm not quite sure what I'm going to do there so I welcome any advice there.
Enjoy your Sunday folks.
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Hmm.. LPG.. my system comes with wires to connect to the lambda sensors. The wiring diagram clearly states DO NOT CONNECT THESE WIRES.
Really!? Why provide them if they shouldn't be used? I'm feeling stupid.
It's like having a BIG RED BUTTON on the dash saying DO NOT PRESS
Really!? Why provide them if they shouldn't be used? I'm feeling stupid.
It's like having a BIG RED BUTTON on the dash saying DO NOT PRESS
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Happy birthday you whipper snapper.Just looked at her as its my birthday and been drinking lots of alcoholic drinks people keep giving me
