ScotsJamie

New Member

• Oct 20, 2013

• #1

First DIY job done on the Rangie. (Been to the gge a couple of times, but this is the first DIY)

A small thing I know, £8.99 worth of parts, 15 minutes of my time (with my son holding up the tailgate rather grudgingly) but a job well done I feel and will make getting the dogs in and out a lot easier on cold days.

 

gfromleeds

Well-Known Member

• Oct 20, 2013

• #2

Its the little thing that make the difference

 

ScotsJamie

New Member

• Oct 20, 2013

• #3

That's the thing, the car was a bargain. We have had to spend some money on it. and there is more to do. the way I look at it. it's more affordable to buy the car for less and spend the money doing the bits and pieces.

 

Grit Valve

2000 4.6 Vouge

• Oct 20, 2013

• #4

My tailgate kept hitting me in the head, I soon changed them cheap as chips

 

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tomcat59alan

Well-Known Member

• Oct 20, 2013

• #5

ScotsJamie said:

First DIY job done on the Rangie. (Been to the gge a couple of times, but this is the first DIY)

A small thing I know, £8.99 worth of parts, 15 minutes of my time (with my son holding up the tailgate rather grudgingly) but a job well done I feel and will make getting the dogs in and out a lot easier on cold days.

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Will you be as grudging next time he want's a lift? Youth of today !!

 

gfromleeds

Well-Known Member

• Oct 20, 2013

• #6

Grit Valve said:

My tailgate kept hitting me in the head, I soon changed them cheap as chips

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First time mine did that I got a right belt and I was dizzy for about 20 mins

 

Grit Valve

2000 4.6 Vouge

• Oct 20, 2013

• #7

gfromleeds said:

First time mine did that I got a right belt and I was dizzy for about 20 mins

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I'm thicker .... Skinned