brianp38dse
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Happy birthday Alan:5bparty: have o good one
don`t drink to many at that young age
don`t drink to many at that young age
tomcat59alan
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Happy birthday Alan:5bparty: have o good one
don`t drink to many at that young age
:hysterically_laughi:hysterically_laughi I wish, thanks Brian
ukadamwest
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Go you !
biketeacherdave
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for what reason?
Biastai
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SpanishTony
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Fitted new glow plugs, 3 were definitely past their best
biketeacherdave
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replaced the plastic T piece in the top hose for a shiney ally one
tomcat59alan
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Had a look at my rear puddle lights, found they were rubber blanking plugs. Wonder if the wiring loom is in the doors so I can fit lights? Job for another day.
tomcat59alan
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I know, I did have him whipped behind the stables. Don't know whether the lights were ever there but taught him a lesson to be on the safe side
tomcat59alan
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mozz smith
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Had a feel about then lost interest.
funny your missus said that you always do that :hysterically_laughi:hysterically_laughi:hysterically_laughi:hysterically_laughi
you **** the bed again al ??????
domino
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Bought a 12v power socket/cig lighter from Halfords a while ago and decided to replace it today. Completely different though so I've had to do away with the light and also shave a bit off the light reflector on the new one to make it fit.
Also, FINALLY, sorted out the switch pack - I'd never managed to get it to fit properly when I refitted it from doing the O-Rings but now it's sorted and securely fitted!
and also shave a bit off the light reflector on the new one to make it fit. Also, FINALLY, sorted out the switch pack - I'd never managed to get it to fit properly when I refitted it from doing the O-Rings but now it's sorted and securely fitted!
tomcat59alan
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funny your missus said that you always do that :hysterically_laughi:hysterically_laughi:hysterically_laughi:hysterically_laughi
you **** the bed again al ??????
And so did yours you cheeky bugger.
no solids this morning, only wet the bed.Spent day two trying to get the RHF headlamp out to get to the non working wiper motor and gain access to the washer bottle motors and connectors.
Eventually Stalled by a single 10mm nut - actually the stud that the nut screws onto. Keeps turning.
Tried everything except sawing a slot in the stud and using screwdriver with spanner. Do it tomorrow as it's still freezing.
On the plus side:
Got the radio working and CD player too and paired my phone to the Bluetooth already installed.
Used the programme button to demist etc. Heated screen not working but screen and sides OK. Does this show that the blend motors are working as they should?
Eventually Stalled by a single 10mm nut - actually the stud that the nut screws onto. Keeps turning.
Tried everything except sawing a slot in the stud and using screwdriver with spanner. Do it tomorrow as it's still freezing.
On the plus side:
Got the radio working and CD player too and paired my phone to the Bluetooth already installed.
Used the programme button to demist etc. Heated screen not working but screen and sides OK. Does this show that the blend motors are working as they should?
domino
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I think mine is taking the ****.
Earlier while I had the console apart I also fixed the whine on the stero and remembered that the light for the hazards didn't light up when the headlights were on, so swapped them round.
Sitting in it now...and now half the hevac controls don't light up as well as the front fog switch and eas lock.
I think it's trying my patience a touch.
Earlier while I had the console apart I also fixed the whine on the stero and remembered that the light for the hazards didn't light up when the headlights were on, so swapped them round.
Sitting in it now...and now half the hevac controls don't light up as well as the front fog switch and eas lock.
I think it's trying my patience a touch.
