And less of the oldChin up old chap. One day soon and all will be well
Easy done old man
RangeRoller dt
Well-Sprung Member
Sure there’s a website looking for those exact talents
tomcat59alan
Well-Known Member
FFS kermie have you killed a robin or somut
Smashed a mirror over an albatross's head killing it whilst standing under a ladder. It seemed cheaper than getting a turkey at the time.
also, should there be splines on the arm to match the splines on the spindle? mines smooth
cant remember if thats because its worn smooth and knackered or if its just a 'wind it on tight AF' job
Put it on it the same place you took it off
you took the whole arm off?
Go on tell us you took it off and then closed the tailgate so it finished its cycle
.J
its a working motor off a scrapper, mine was beyond repair. i've no clue what position the motor is in but can more or less assume its not at *exactly* the 6 o'clock positionPut it on it the same place you took it off
you took the whole arm off?
Go on tell us you took it off and then closed the tailgate so it finished its cycle
J
tomcat59alan
Well-Known Member
He really shouldn't be allowed out without a carer.Put it on it the same place you took it off
you took the whole arm off?
Go on tell us you took it off and then closed the tailgate so it finished its cycle
J
sorry Kermie.
its easy enough to escape, they never change the code on the doorsHe really shouldn't be allowed out without a carer.
i'm currently thinking put the motor on, let it park, then draw a horizontal line on the spindle tip, fit arm accordingly. let it park, if its too low, then adjust.
also guessing i need a new arm that actually has a spline
tomcat59alan
Well-Known Member
If you think it might be useful, I'll start a fred and do pix anorlThis could be fun, easy + Range Rover
J
If yer lucky the pix will be in focus and wiper related
