Anaconda
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Depends on your view of things.
What have you done on your 90/110/130 today?
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doriz
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Any chance we might see this knob, asking for a friend?
Anaconda
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Good luck.Dropped it off for the MoT…
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Wire brush?
To start with. Than the small ones for the drill. Then the flap discs on the grinder. I’m blowing bricks out my snotter box.
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Be worth it though
It will. I’ve got some closed cell foam that I’m going to try and fit to the underside of the bonnet before I put the frame back on. It’s quite soft and I think it will squash down flat.Be worth it though
Got the 90 back from its MoT, service and having wolf wheel studs installed. Two advisories on the MoT, namely a wheel bearing with play which was resolved when the wheel studs were fitted and a slight oil seep from the rocker gasket. The MoT tester was quite impressed with the 90! 
Next job, getting the wolf wheels fitted…
Next job, getting the wolf wheels fitted…
D1Nut
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Do they take the vehicle for a test drive or is it only visual inspection ?
we don't have any kind of testing here in saffa land
We do have a rwc trophy though
we don't have any kind of testing here in saffa land
We do have a rwc trophy though
It’s a visual inspection including underneath. I believe it’s also a drive to test the brakes on a 4WD if they don’t have a the correct brake testing facilities.
The RWC doesn’t get you an MoT either… We had it but decided to share it around.
The RWC doesn’t get you an MoT either… We had it but decided to share it around.
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Changed the main gear in the wiper motor/gearbox, hopefully this will reduce the wide variation in the size of the wiper arc. I'm not really interested in wiping the windscreen seal!
I didn't see anything wrong with he old gear, but we live in hope...
I didn't see anything wrong with he old gear, but we live in hope...
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Hicap phill
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Drove it through the Wiltshire country side.
This afternoon will look at the non working heater again & check temperature gauge/water level
This afternoon will look at the non working heater again & check temperature gauge/water level
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Have you removed the feed sack muff
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I upgraded to a metal flat muff this year..
Left it on when I was off roading the other month as water crossings. Now removed & hung up for the colder weather.
(Still have a feed sack muff behind the seat for emergency)
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Checked water. 1 litre anti freeze added.
While bonnet open,checked power steering fluid. Topped up with slick50 stop leak(just a splash added)
Removed wing tops to get to heater fan,turns freely by hand. Only have 5v on the control wires by the heater matrix so will need a dash strip & check fuses.no time to do that.
While bonnet open,checked power steering fluid. Topped up with slick50 stop leak(just a splash added)
Removed wing tops to get to heater fan,turns freely by hand. Only have 5v on the control wires by the heater matrix so will need a dash strip & check fuses.no time to do that.
Looks good.
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