Thanks Brian.
if do buy it ,it's a very tight fit,I found if you push a pair of long nosed pliers into the pipe to stretch it then quickly push it on the nipple before it tightens up.
tried cleaning it up but going to have to get the pressure washer out to it. Why oh why did the VM designers decide to have the oil filter fitted upside down so all the oil spills out of the filter as soon as you start unscrewing it? loads of rags underneath and a plastic bag underneath and I still managed to drop a load of oil all down the side of the engine and of course even more onto my nice clean concrete.
Ah, get ya, didn't notice that bit. Fair point, well made.Totally understand. But “he” said replace sensor, if still bad then it’s the wiring
Shirley you would check the wiring to the “bad” sensor first before spending money
J
My soul cries at the thought of 15 quid, but I probably spent more than that on braided **** that seems to last about a year.
Gave Buttercup an oil change today, what a drama I made of that, managed to tip half a litre of very black oil onto the hardstanding, slopped it out of the drain pan after draining the sump,
I like to keep the concrete clean to show up any leaks, cos I don't like leaks, and generally neither Buttercup or Norman (the 90) suffer leaky willy syndrome.
The rad ones are for the gearbox cooler,the oil cooler is separate and tend to tear off the threads so pipes and cooler best option unless you can do without the car waiting for bits to arrive.Remember the oil cooler is bolted one end and the other has a top hat washer on the bolt to allow for expansion when it gets hot.
The rad ones are for the gearbox cooler,the oil cooler is separate and tend to tear off the threads so pipes and cooler best option unless you can do without the car waiting for bits to arrive.Remember the oil cooler is bolted one end and the other has a top hat washer on the bolt to allow for expansion when it gets hot.
You have a pm, I had Real RR ones I got them from LR but they went with the car soz
Is "face down, ass up, that's the way we like to *park*" too modern a reference for Landyzone?
depends, thats a rather old reference to me, occurring over 20 years agoIs "face down, ass up, that's the way we like to *park*" too modern a reference for Landyzone?
depends, thats a rather old reference to me, occurring over 20 years ago
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