Diesel Do
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Drove it in lots of rain and floods and the doors stayed firmly in place!
What have you done to your Freelander today
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had you left them at home just to be sure?
Gaffer taped em on and climbed in thru the sunroof
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No, it is not so easy. The fabric on top ( where your bum sits) creases they are held in place by metal rings as there are 3-4mm dia bars running though the foam. Getting them off is easy. The heating element is stuck on to the foam.so care may be needed if you have to remove your old one so as not to rip the foam. Getting the fabric back on is a bit of a wrestle. I used 2 long nose pliers. One to hold the ring in place and the other to close it. But the result well worth the effort.
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No, it is not so easy. The fabric on top ( where your bum sits) creases they are held in place by metal rings as there are 3-4mm dia bars running though the foam. Getting them off is easy. The heating element is stuck on to the foam.so care may be needed if you have to remove your old one so as not to rip the foam. Getting the fabric back on is a bit of a wrestle. I used 2 long nose pliers. One to hold the ring in place and the other to close it. But the result well worth the effort.
Bin the rings and use small cable ties instead.
Yes, that's an idea. Not sure but will check when have a moment but tbh this not top of list.
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I reckon so, unless a brighter bulb can be sourced. As you say though, better than tippex! :lol:
I've got one too and they're an excellent bit of kit. Needed to fit a CB for my Northants response stuff and this is by far the best way to mount the aerial.
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I found my oil leak. It's the front rocker cover gasket.
When the fan cuts in, it helpfully sprays the oil all over the engine bay.
The gasket was changed a few months back by a local garage because they thought it could be leaking and causing a missfire. Well it bloomin is now!
And it never fixed the missfire :frusty:
When the fan cuts in, it helpfully sprays the oil all over the engine bay.
The gasket was changed a few months back by a local garage because they thought it could be leaking and causing a missfire. Well it bloomin is now!
And it never fixed the missfire :frusty:
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being trying to sort my hdc/tc problem all day checking wiring and replacing a bulb in my instrument cluster
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Buying bits for my next EWP plumbing saga .
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mate any luck? did you try bench test of still no joy? p.s have you got car back might have a friend that acn help trailer hire and derv might get it home but you will have to talk to him lol
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mate any luck? did you try bench test of still no joy? p.s have you got car back might have a friend that acn help trailer hire and derv might get it home but you will have to talk to him lol
Haven't got it back yet mate, Diesel Do and I are going down with all his tools some time next week to have another crack at it. We've got a better idea of how we're going to tackle it once we have a new booster pump - as detailed in my other cooling discussion thread
.Haven't got it back yet mate, Diesel Do and I are going down with all his tools some time next week to have another crack at it. We've got a better idea of how we're going to tackle it once we have a new booster pump - as detailed in my other cooling discussion thread
take a gallon of petrol with you just in case.
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take a gallon of petrol with you just in case.
TIWM forgot that last time! Couldn't believe it!
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funny thing is nearly stopped for it lol must admit its a nice looking car but be better with broom broom.
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not today but over the holidays at my parents:
tried to find where water comes in boot
washed & dried, thank god for Algarve's sun
exaust system inside cleanup
took it to the beach
bumper hot air gun renewal
tried to find where water comes in boot
washed & dried, thank god for Algarve's sun
exaust system inside cleanup
took it to the beach
bumper hot air gun renewal
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