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It does, camera trick maybe?
What have you done on your 90/110/130 today?
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Did the tensioner and idlers on the TD5
Doesn't sound like a supercharged locomotive now
Doesn't sound like a supercharged locomotive now
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It does still look slightly oval, must be Britpart specialsNope, still looks wrong, more photos needed
J
He'll have to get some Britpart oval bolts to go with it!
Replaced the ECU coolant temperature sender (3.5 V8i 14cux in a 90).
Noticed when testing the Efi circuits the other day that the resistance was 1100 Ohm indicating 40C when both cold and hot!
The original sender had a plastic nut which started to slip with the open spanner but got a ring spanner on after removing the dizzy cap; the new CTS is all brass.
Simple job, didn't drain the cooling system and lost about a cupful. Read 3200 Ohm ~15C cold and decreased as she warmed up to ~200 Ohm once the thermostat opened ~88C. I'm happy with that!
Noticed when testing the Efi circuits the other day that the resistance was 1100 Ohm indicating 40C when both cold and hot!
The original sender had a plastic nut which started to slip with the open spanner but got a ring spanner on after removing the dizzy cap; the new CTS is all brass.
Simple job, didn't drain the cooling system and lost about a cupful. Read 3200 Ohm ~15C cold and decreased as she warmed up to ~200 Ohm once the thermostat opened ~88C. I'm happy with that!
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I think either you guys need new gregs, or I need a new phone with a straight camera.It does still look slightly oval, must be Britpart specials
He'll have to get some Britpart oval bolts to go with it!
They look fine to me you need new camera
.I guess that's the LR tolerance, it only needs to hold "apart" (or is it together?) so a bit of uppy downy don't really matter
J
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So it fits….
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allows for the twist in the chassis.Smart arse. If that was the reason they would go the other way
Oh good shout. Is that knowledge or a guess ?
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Standard knob or all singing and dancing one?
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You mean a proper knob or a 'bit of a knob' knob ?
standard one. I was tempted by a period series-style knob though…
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I have them, they are rather nice.standard one. I was tempted by a period series-style knob though…
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