grumpy52 said:
Well been having suspension probs ,thought l would turn it round ready for the eas cable to come and backed into the gate post ,ripped the front bumper off and the gate post needs rebuilding ,ah the joys of motoring
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Obviously in need of an L322 with parking sensors:rolleyes:
 
Replaced front seat belts today as reels had stopped letting the belt come in and out new black ones fitted much better!
 
Found out my spidey sense still works - have suspected slightly worn UJs for a while due to a faint vibration at certain motorway speeds - it just "felt" like the front prop, pulled the front prop off today and found both UJ were starting to go - by no means bad but just sloppy. Replaced 'em and now good as gold. :cool: :tea:

Absolutely not a speck of rust under there either - P38s are well built! :)
 
Absolutley nothing ,unless you call several hours of researching the funky brake system RR decided to use on the '95's as doing something !!!!!!!!!!
 
took it for a run out to asda cos i needed a new kettle but kept quiet about the new berlingo we just ordered incase she got upset and thought i was going to get rid of her :p:)
 
Had the gearbox removed, again...back to the transmission shop under warranty..

Have bought new track and control arms for the front, and new anti roll bar bushes - hmm....bit of a job to come!

Stipped the dash down - to find the most horrendous buzzing rattle!! Arrghh!!... Found a couple of very loose spring clips - damn things. Everythngs tight again!

Stripped down the wing mirrors to solve my yo-yo mirro fold issue- one micro switch arm was bent well out of shape - now sorted...

I think that sabout it for the weekend..
 
mutsnutz said:
took it for a run out to asda cos i needed a new kettle but kept quiet about the new berlingo we just ordered incase she got upset and thought i was going to get rid of her :p:)
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Cracking practical car the Berlingo. Loads of space, comfy ride and cheap as chips to run. Not in the least bit fashionable but that why they are such good value.
 
StuckAgainSteve said:
Cracking practical car the Berlingo. Loads of space, comfy ride and cheap as chips to run. Not in the least bit fashionable but that why they are such good value.
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only bought so that i had something that was easy to get the wheelchair in and out of fingers crossed it will be delivered next week
 
more polishing
more strong epoxy glue holding little bits together
love every day with this monster
retired ?
get a classic
you ll never be bored or nowt to do
 
Had a nice run out to Harrogate for afternoon tea and also test the new water pump out all ok no overheating and leaks ::)))
 
took the dogs for a run on the beach and played in the mud range needs a wash now its a little bit mucky and stinky :eek::eek: :D
 
today I used the heated glue trick to TOTALLY remove a bigish dent in the boot lid thats been driving me nuts since buying it!

its like new!!
 
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