ya need a good hot brew now.feck cold coke.
I aint there to make it :bolt:
ya need a good hot brew now.feck cold coke.
I aint there to make it :bolt:
Put the battery back on and scraped the ice off the inside of the landie, including ignition. Who's bright idea was it to shove the battery under the seat? Door has to be open while you take it out so Snowy and Frosty creep in.
Lined battery compartment and still confused as to what the big lump of metal is for (about 12" long, flat with a 4" wide hollow tube sticking up from it. Must be for something)
Went out for a ride thinking great, lots of snow on the roads only to find the only place with ice and snow is our road....buggar! Even the farm tracks are practically clear.
well put a new battier on last week got all dash lights on but cant start it can any one help you turn the key but nothing happens
bled the brakes again they now seem to work better, but pedal seems to have a lots of travel?? possibly because the pistons are free to move unlike the old ones??
how much peddle travel is there red???
Goes about halfway down. I suspect a bit of air is still in the calliper
If ya double pump it it goes harder (OOOOEEEERRRR) ??
If ya double pump it it goes harder (OOOOEEEERRRR) so thinking a bit of air in it. Fooking stops though?? Of copurse it could just be me been paranoid ??
Also the discs had some sticky goo on em to stop rust. so maybe that just needs to clear away. & the noo pads to bed in??
Will take one tomorrow for you. (Friday)Got a pic of said offending item? Maybe its a bracket for fixing down a specific type of battery
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