Marmaduke
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That one will be paperclips
Other what have u done on ur disco today
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Shimsteriom
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Gave it its first wash of the year!..
1988smithy
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Axles and transfer case oils changed today. Gearbox next week when I can use my mates four poster, or buy a crawler board, I'm a bit sore now
Rear diff drain plug, not too bad. This was the worst of the three.
Oil wasn't too bad either, transfer case was a bit darker and pen and inked a bit more but nothing serious evident.
Syringe set up, it's a silverline one cost about £15. Did the job, 10/10 Will use again
New brass filler plugs. Plastic ones came out very easily, was chuffed with that.
Job done, didn't get any pics of the transfer case, I was too oily by then nice job to do except for the rolling about on the floor. I would raise it level on axle stands next time or use mateys ramp but I've only got 2 stands at the minute so I did my caterpillar impression.
Grease the prop slider and Uj's again tomorrow I think
Rear diff drain plug, not too bad. This was the worst of the three.
Oil wasn't too bad either, transfer case was a bit darker and pen and inked a bit more but nothing serious evident.
Syringe set up, it's a silverline one cost about £15. Did the job, 10/10 Will use again
New brass filler plugs. Plastic ones came out very easily, was chuffed with that.
Job done, didn't get any pics of the transfer case, I was too oily by then
nice job to do except for the rolling about on the floor. I would raise it level on axle stands next time or use mateys ramp but I've only got 2 stands at the minute so I did my caterpillar impression. Grease the prop slider and Uj's again tomorrow I think
Marmaduke
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One of joys of having a 2" lift and 265 tyres is there's plenty of room underneathAxles and transfer case oils changed today. Gearbox next week when I can use my mates four poster, or buy a crawler board, I'm a bit sore now
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Rear diff drain plug, not too bad. This was the worst of the three.
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Oil wasn't too bad either, transfer case was a bit darker and pen and inked a bit more but nothing serious evident.
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Syringe set up, it's a silverline one cost about £15. Did the job, 10/10 Will use again
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New brass filler plugs. Plastic ones came out very easily, was chuffed with that.
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Job done, didn't get any pics of the transfer case, I was too oily by then
Grease the prop slider and Uj's again tomorrow I think
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Axles and transfer case oils changed today. Gearbox next week when I can use my mates four poster, or buy a crawler board, I'm a bit sore now
View attachment 150372
Rear diff drain plug, not too bad. This was the worst of the three.
Oil wasn't too bad either, transfer case was a bit darker and pen and inked a bit more but nothing serious evident.
Syringe set up, it's a silverline one cost about £15. Did the job, 10/10 Will use again
New brass filler plugs. Plastic ones came out very easily, was chuffed with that.
Job done, didn't get any pics of the transfer case, I was too oily by then
Grease the prop slider and Uj's again tomorrow I think
Hope the weather holds for it ...
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One of joys of having a 2" lift and 265 tyres is there's plenty of room underneath
I think that would depend how much of you is fatter than the space available ...
Marmaduke
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Been ordered to lose weight by the wife ready for our Spanish holiday
1988smithy
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1988smithy
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Been ordered to lose weight by the wife ready for our Spanish holiday
I'm 12 stone **** wet so fit easily enough, it's the lack of cushioning that does me! The grass ain't always greener
Marmaduke
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Oh believe me normal eating duties will return when I get thereI'm 12 stone **** wet so fit easily enough, it's the lack of cushioning that does me! The grass ain't always greener
This was last year in France after my imposed diet
1988smithy
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Oh believe me normal eating duties will return when I get there
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This was last year in France after my imposed diet
Fair play to ya! Just realised I'm hungry now
Jasonmichael
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Well I've been busy stripping the top of my V8 down. Talk about oil leaks, surprised there was any in it! I'm not surprised as all the breather pipes were full of gunk! took the rocker covers of to find this...........
Both sides were the same!
Now they look like this
Bloody core plugs were a PITA to get out too. Front cover off tomorrow (providing I can get the crank pulley bolt off, then its timing chain off, cam out, a bit more cleaning and start the rebuild.............when the parts get delivered!!!
Both sides were the same!
Now they look like this
Bloody core plugs were a PITA to get out too. Front cover off tomorrow (providing I can get the crank pulley bolt off, then its timing chain off, cam out, a bit more cleaning and start the rebuild.............when the parts get delivered!!!
Marmaduke
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Here chippy chippy chippies
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Spent much more of the day than expected fitting a Troop 3 roof rack from Direct 4x4.
Seems very well made and very happy with the end result. I now have a solid base to attach lighting and a couple of aerials (CB and Amateur Radio) to the top of the truck.
Seems very well made and very happy with the end result. I now have a solid base to attach lighting and a couple of aerials (CB and Amateur Radio) to the top of the truck.
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About three years ago I changed the drivers door window regulator and had no problems since. This time last year I decided to get the same for the passenger door because of screeching noises. i didn't get around to fitting it till now. Late yesterday evening I took the door panel off ready and peeled back the vapour membrane. This morning I took the regulator out and separated the motor.
Everything has gone so smoothly - none of the plastic push fit clips broke, the membrane peeled off nicely and the regulator came out easily. Just got to fit the new one back now.
Everything has gone so smoothly - none of the plastic push fit clips broke, the membrane peeled off nicely and the regulator came out easily. Just got to fit the new one back now.
brianconwy
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Had some breakfast and then installed it. Now working perfectly until a runner goes again. Definitely a job thats easier on a warm day.
HasisD
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Chuffed to bits.
Replaced my power-steering pump + hoses and pipes, so with the recon s-box I had fitted last year, that's all the steering effectively good as new, all looking lovely...and NO leaks!! The added unexpected bonus was that on reversing out of the bay the sound that I had been thinking was the clutch release bearing getting tired (thus being my 'next job')...was gone!
Why would a PAS pump whistle in reverse and not all the time?
Replaced my power-steering pump + hoses and pipes, so with the recon s-box I had fitted last year, that's all the steering effectively good as new, all looking lovely...and NO leaks!! The added unexpected bonus was that on reversing out of the bay the sound that I had been thinking was the clutch release bearing getting tired (thus being my 'next job')...was gone!
Why would a PAS pump whistle in reverse and not all the time?
Marmaduke
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Why dint you fix them while she was driving it?
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I walked passed my d1 & d2 & drove my 90 to work
