Me? No, I have barely time working on it. She's off getting the ignition timing sorted at a garage anyway over the winter, and going by how bad the manifolds look, I'd might just add that to the bill.
I was lazy and changed the fluid in the reservoir a couple of times
The heated seats on my P38 have never worked in the thirteen years that I have owned the car as I have never bothered fixing them. I have had several other cars with heated seats & never bothered using them. Years ago when a colleague got a new car with heated seats he exclaimed that switching the heated seats on felt just like you had p!ssed yourself.
Only ever noticed mine if it was truly freezing! Even then they took a while.. am i warming the seat or is the seat warming me?
Do you mean manifold to engine, or manifold to exhaust pipe?
Manifold to pipe. I like the idea of clamps, a quick suoerficial search for new exhaust manifolds either returned NIL, tubular ones not compatible with the exhaust or prices above budget. We'll see, she's due for a garage visit anyway to sort out the timing issue.
47% is fine assuming that the engine temperature was 90C or moreTret the old gal to an engine oil and filter change.
Whilst I was at it checked timing modulation, pump was replaced a few weeks back if you remember, 47% so I suppose thats OK
Is that ee ee! hot, or do you mean expletive expletive hot?
Sorry, typo, my keyboard does funny things sometimes.
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