Dopey · Mar 21, 2020

Shhhhh! I say, let them struggle..... lol

tomcat59alan · Mar 21, 2020

brianp38dse said:
Oh yes she is one happy bunny now, Thanks

now that will get all the others wondering what we are talking about

Bog rolls?

Dopey · Mar 21, 2020

tomcat59alan · Mar 21, 2020

Dopey said:
No

Chinese rice or Italian pasta?

Dopey · Mar 21, 2020

No....

kds · Mar 21, 2020

Grrrrrr said:
Fixed the fuel filler release button. I say fixed; some muppet had forgotten to reconnect it after glueing and fixing the binnacle surround last week!

Dont like to admit it but I have the same "T" shirt !

stuu · Mar 21, 2020

Gave it a wee clean. I think it deserved it

gold rover · Mar 21, 2020

Cleaned the outside. Have promised to clean inside, if weather stays good. Especially as new rear seat covers arrived. Dog has a double quilt at moment. Oh is she in for a shock!

Mark Piercy · Mar 22, 2020

gold rover said:
Cleaned the outside. Have promised to clean inside, if weather stays good. Especially as new rear seat covers arrived. Dog has a double quilt at moment. Oh is she in for a shock!

Is she getting pillows to go with the quilt?

stuu · Mar 22, 2020

Been over to see mother. So parking rules applied

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Dopey · Mar 22, 2020

Mark Piercy said:
Is she getting pillows to go with the quilt?

Dam clever dog though, to go to the shops and buy one

Dopey · Mar 22, 2020

Anyone need a mirror (for free) for a disco, don't know if its handed or not, but will fit drivers side, and the little tag is missing, you just pay for p&p what ever that might be or come and collect it, its new

Tenebreaux · Mar 22, 2020

Quick question for you clever types. SRS warning. Gonna try the clean and jiggle of the yellow connectors under the seat. Does the fault automatically clear or do I need to use the nano?

brianp38dse · Mar 22, 2020

It should reset itself.

Tenebreaux · Mar 22, 2020

brianp38dse said:
It should reset itself.

Ta.

Tenebreaux · Mar 22, 2020

Well that has to be the quickest, easiest fix I've ever done on a car in my life.

tarphenry · Mar 22, 2020

Oil,air and diesel filter change. new oil and a full engine and gearbox wash.Surprising how much crap hangs off the there if its not done regularly, and its easier to see any oil leaks. Found a leak on leak off pipe to no 6 ,so I replaced that.

RangeRoller dt · Mar 22, 2020

A day in the life of Wreck it Ralph :

‘Twas a pleasant sunny morning, the birds chirping away along with the seizing front brakes. So decided to whip the pads out and see what’s what. Turns out slider pins are not indestructible

Both front lowers rusted in solid. One turns a bit, other snapped right orf.

N4S motorsport - stc1920 with code, both front sets of guide pins (also for D2) £5.65. Plan is now spend £4 on EZ-Outs and try get the pins out, perhaps a larger one will fit in Gearbox plug?

Henry_b · Mar 22, 2020

I drilled a hole in the carrier and tapped a bolt in to wind my old pins out..

Once done the bolt was wound in and cut off flush.

worked well enough..

gold rover · Mar 22, 2020

Mark Piercy said:
Is she getting pillows to go with the quilt?

Nopey, nope , no. She is getting a fleecey blanket on top of covers and that's it. No more nice comfy quilt

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