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Always good to work in the dry 
What have you done to your Landie today.
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Hicap phill
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Spanners arrived into work just before I was due home.Stopped on for 5mins & the big nut came undone. Bonus
Now Chock the wheels & jack diff nose,go home, leave the job for my lunch break tomorrow.
Bonus Now Chock the wheels & jack diff nose,go home, leave the job for my lunch break tomorrow.
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New flange bolts torqued down and UJs greased
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Did you use proper Prop bolts? I will tell you a story about someone who did not.....LOL.
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A man in a van brought me my exhaust jigsaw puzzle today.
Skinned knuckles tomorrow,or should I say more,and plenty of change for the swear jar at the ready.
And why don’t they put nuts on the bolts for the flanges.( found some good to go).
Might need to do some mods, let’s see
J.
Skinned knuckles tomorrow
,or should I say more,and plenty of change for the swear jar at the ready.And why don’t they put nuts on the bolts
for the flanges.( found some good to go).Might need to do some mods, let’s see
J.
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Fitted a chunky front bumper to my 110
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Interesting...Not my cup of tea to be honest, but then thankfully we all like different things. Deffo has that Tonka toy look to it tho...
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A frame joint done.
Panard rod bushes next
Panard rod bushes next
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Just thought I would do some last minute checks before tomorrows trip and the bonnet catch broke
Fortunately I have a spare so I have spent the last hour fitting that
Fortunately I have a spare so I have spent the last hour fitting that
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New horn. Noddy can have the old one back for his car...
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Nope not on the shelf. They are getting me 1 in so will change next year some time.
Need motor weekend out scrurineering trials motors & laying out.
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Dash trim fitted.another genuine part cheaper than blue bag.
Switches in now the trims done. Even a hole for a USB charger to run maps etc. Better order 1
Just need to decide if I just Ali sheet the vent area as putting the grey vent cover on looks crap.
Put the tray that covers the cable loom in the top of the dash & swept it out.
Productive afternoon..
Switches in now the trims done. Even a hole for a USB charger to run maps etc. Better order 1
Just need to decide if I just Ali sheet the vent area as putting the grey vent cover on looks crap.
Put the tray that covers the cable loom in the top of the dash & swept it out.
Productive afternoon..
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Looking good
Ok I spent a few hours in the cold garage and ripped out the old rusty bits.(thats total time,rusty bits dont stand a chance with a grinder)
Now was on to fit the new bits.
Tail piece fits great(may have to cut mud flap but will see)
Now to join the 2 bits together.
Well that ain’t going to work is it
Anyway have left the garage with no more change in my pocket for the swear jar.
But I am hopefully on the last legs, and will get it beat tomorrow. Don’t really want to cut into new bits too much as makes future replacements easier. So everything is mocked up and ready for tomorrow’s assault
Have to say it was actually warmer standing in the pit than the garage by a noticeable amount. Probably won’t be tomorrow as it is open overnight.
Must remeber to pick up a bunch of change before I go to garage tomorrow
J
Now was on to fit the new bits.
Tail piece fits great
(may have to cut mud flap but will see)Now to join the 2 bits together.
Well that ain’t going to work is it
Anyway have left the garage with no more change in my pocket for the swear jar
.But I am hopefully on the last legs, and will get it beat tomorrow. Don’t really want to cut into new bits too much as makes future replacements easier. So everything is mocked up and ready for tomorrow’s assault
Have to say it was actually warmer standing in the pit than the garage by a noticeable amount. Probably won’t be tomorrow as it is open overnight.
Must remeber to pick up a bunch of change before I go to garage tomorrow
J
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Pressed panard rod bushes out & fitted poly bushes. See how long they last.
put spare tyre back in place & stored all kit back where it should be.
Now to fix my garage door so we can park.
put spare tyre back in place & stored all kit back where it should be.
Now to fix my garage door so we can park.
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Cracking reply
It has taken me years to do this. In the summer the cable used to be fan. In the winter this was swapped for the glow plugs.
Just to confuse the mrs the heated rear screen lights up when I use it.
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Disabled the central locking (and alarm), works better than ever now.
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