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What have you done on your 90/110/130 today?
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Nice little cage
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Worried yer doors will fall oft if they get wet?
simondance
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I’ve still yet to identify/solve the leak in the cab - but the bottom of the doors are being repaired/welded on Monday. After that it’s new seals
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I'm on that crusade too, I think mine is the windscreen to bulkhead seal (perhaps unseal is a better description)...
Time for Captain Tolleys Creeping Crack Cure wethinks
Time for Captain Tolleys Creeping Crack Cure wethinks
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Walked passed mine & got into the dry van. 
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Need to remove ifor back canopy & instal sleeping arrangements for BH green laning.
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Changed the front brake callipers, the old ones had started to weep at the piston seals. Usual drama of rounded off nuts as previous owner didn’t seem to worry about spanner size!
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Flat battery… jump pack works & drive it round today.
Removed the radiator muff cover
Leave the spiders alone
Removed the radiator muff cover
Leave the spiders alone
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Applied T-Cut to the bonnet to try and buff out some of the hairline scratches. Wasn’t nearly as effective as I hoped
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T cut
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Had the 90 out yesterday just to go about a mile into the village, charging light started flickering. Parked up and then drove home, this time charge light nice and bright.
Bleedin alternator going tits up, if the belt had snapped it would be full charge light right from go right?
Got home and had a look, alt was swinging about, mounting bolt nowhere to be seen !!! so took alt off and had a proper look and had to scratch the old bonce a bit.
The mounting bolt goes through a bracket which is part of the power steering pump and there were the remains of a bolt snapped off about 6mm inside the face of the bracket, a thin probe found the same on the other end of the bolt hole !!! no idea what had been going on, gave everything a good dose of plus gas and packed up for the day.
So this morning found a bolt of the right thread and drilled a hole through it, this gave me a guide to center a drill in the remains of the bolt, after a lot of grunting and a few swear words I drilled the whole lot out while in situe (really did not want to be taking 30 year old steering fluid hoses apart). As luck would have it, in the bottom of my odds and sods drawer I found a bolt the right length and dia, it was nice and new and even 8.8 how lucky was that. Anyway, job jobbed, road tested and everything OK.
So the question is, shirley from factory there would have been a std long bolt going right through everything, as I have now, why was this mounting threaded?
Bleedin alternator going tits up, if the belt had snapped it would be full charge light right from go right?
Got home and had a look, alt was swinging about, mounting bolt nowhere to be seen !!! so took alt off and had a proper look and had to scratch the old bonce a bit.
The mounting bolt goes through a bracket which is part of the power steering pump and there were the remains of a bolt snapped off about 6mm inside the face of the bracket, a thin probe found the same on the other end of the bolt hole !!! no idea what had been going on, gave everything a good dose of plus gas and packed up for the day.
So this morning found a bolt of the right thread and drilled a hole through it, this gave me a guide to center a drill in the remains of the bolt, after a lot of grunting and a few swear words I drilled the whole lot out while in situe (really did not want to be taking 30 year old steering fluid hoses apart). As luck would have it, in the bottom of my odds and sods drawer I found a bolt the right length and dia, it was nice and new and even 8.8 how lucky was that. Anyway, job jobbed, road tested and everything OK.
So the question is, shirley from factory there would have been a std long bolt going right through everything, as I have now, why was this mounting threaded?
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I bought some clear LED side repeaters (Britpart: DA8530) - which I'm hoping to fit early next week. This has now inspired chasing the orange front/rear indicators to clear ones. It never stops!
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Went to get it from the painter man .... looks soooo much better with a Savarin roof
Now I need to put the snork' back on and adjust the rear spots ...
Now I need to put the snork' back on and adjust the rear spots ...
Looking good!Went to get it from the painter man .... looks soooo much better with a Savarin roof
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Now I need to put the snork' back on and adjust the rear spots ...
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