Where to put stands ?

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Shivver and fear you lot for when I come after you with my new transportation vehicle .....

 
shiffer ma timbers. . .he's an earth space pilot that crafty willo, reet batton the hatches muffin, porky red alert. . . .no ya stupid mutt it means git ready for a willo attack, not start painting. . . .always thought he was a dark horse. . .no not you muffin. . .:p :D :rolleyes:
 
No, but I have an old armydump in my backyard, so I had a look around and choose something familiar to the Hippo. (Fast and reliable).:p :p :p
 
shiffer ma timbers. . .he's an earth space pilot that crafty willo, reet batton the hatches muffin, porky red alert. . . .no ya stupid mutt it means git ready for a willo attack, not start painting. . . .always thought he was a dark horse. . .no not you muffin. . .:p :D :rolleyes:

Ming,

I will spare you and your mutt if you indicate me where the rubber plug can be found to fill the autogearbox Jatco ?? I checked around a couple of times already but can't locate it at all.:eek: :eek: :eek:
 

Yes, but I got puzzled by the following picture which seems to show the place to fill as being near the front of the car. (See the white plastic piece in which the rod to keep the hood up is). Checked mine at that place but nothing but rubber hoses going back and forth but no such thing as a rubber stop. Of course this picture taken from a KV6 where mine is a Td4. Thought it would be visible from above and the front of the car with only the hood open.
 

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Yes, but I got puzzled by the following picture which seems to show the place to fill as being near the front of the car. (See the white plastic piece in which the rod to keep the hood up is). Checked mine at that place but nothing but rubber hoses going back and forth but no such thing as a rubber stop. Of course this picture taken from a KV6 where mine is a Td4. Thought it would be visible from above and the front of the car with only the hood open.

That looks like the engine dipstick tube :D - an interesting (and time consuming) method of putting in engine oil :p
 
it is indeed a very small hole,with a rubber bung, when i did mine , i used an applicator that you get on sealants such as silicone for trigger guns , i cut the end off the spout and the treaded end cut so it fitted into a garden hose then a lenth of hose into a funnel, this made the job easy and i didnt spill any,[this is very important ,as you want to get the exact amount in] and not worry about undoing the level plug, i did do a write up of the whole procedure a while back. . . .:)
 
it is indeed a very small hole,with a rubber bung, when i did mine , i used an applicator that you get on sealants such as silicone for trigger guns , i cut the end off the spout and the treaded end cut so it fitted into a garden hose then a lenth of hose into a funnel, this made the job easy and i didnt spill any,[this is very important ,as you want to get the exact amount in] and not worry about undoing the level plug, i did do a write up of the whole procedure a while back. . . .:)

Did a search and found you place it somewhere below the front of the battery ?? Will have a look for it later. Thanks a lot in advance.
 
the only other person i know that tiled a garage floor was ron denis. it was just after his noo place was built and he had some marble tiles left, so he had them sent up to silverstone where they were laid in the pit mclaren was gonna be using during the brit GP
 
the only other person i know that tiled a garage floor was ron denis. it was just after his noo place was built and he had some marble tiles left, so he had them sent up to silverstone where they were laid in the pit mclaren was gonna be using during the brit GP

Does that mean I can ask to organise a GP down my street and have them use my garage as pit ?? (What do they pay as rent ???:D :D :D )
 
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