lenso
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I agree but the mrs uses it more with the kids and it wont stay as clean unless l keep up with the cleaning. I run a garage too n it gets used to ferry parts and recover vehicles
Yes it recovers ltalian cars
Yes it recovers ltalian cars
Cool beans. All I have to do next is fix the glow plugs and I have a perfectly functional RR again. It'll be nice not having to worry about charge all of the time, even with a huge solar charger a week would be enough that it laboured to start. With the days getting shorter it'd be impossible.
Datatek
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No need to part the back from the base or even take the seat out of the car if it's a P38.
Datatek
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Yep, just a matter of removing the skins
Easier with the seat out maybe but I did mine in place.
Littelwill
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Domino, can you just fix them or are your just replacing them?
tomcat59alan
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They can be soldered,
Littelwill
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tomcat59alan
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Good to know thank you
Best put a little length of wire in the break/s to give it a bit of free play, and an extra bit of padding.
biketeacherdave
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removed the centre box and replaced with the straight threw pipe i fitted before decided i cant live with that wonderful sound after all. lets see how long it stays on this time
Zorro587
Active Member
Swapped cat section for a new one seeing as the 'rattles some times' description by the seller translated to ' has been blown to bits'.
Swapped 1 pollen filter; second on tomorrow when the supplier gets it in.
Alternator to go on tomorrow.
What my RR did to me today? Sheared off an exhaust stud with careless abandon; took the skin off 2 knuckles; made me lay in an ever-increasing puddle of rain water; snapped an M10 tap; made me prove I can carry out passable welding jobs; made me smile.
Swapped 1 pollen filter; second on tomorrow when the supplier gets it in.
Alternator to go on tomorrow.
What my RR did to me today? Sheared off an exhaust stud with careless abandon; took the skin off 2 knuckles; made me lay in an ever-increasing puddle of rain water; snapped an M10 tap; made me prove I can carry out passable welding jobs; made me smile.
StuckAgainSteve
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Had a near miss (breakdown wise!) Picked the brat up from nursery (yeah I know grave dodger dad!) and when I turned the ignition - nothing. No power to instruments etc - when I popped the bonnet I found the positive clamp was loose - I'm, a) lucky the car unlocked as I superlocked it due to have rather expensive IT gear in the back and b) lucky it didn't lose sync or some crap like that! Popped the clamp back on - gave it a tweak - reset all the windows and sunroof and was back on my merry way. Phew!
tomcat59alan
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God you had done the hard bit. From memory (ha ha )seat rake adjuster wheel and plastic trim's off (Phillips screw's?) exposing two torx bolt's. Undo them and you have two bit's
domino
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God you had done the hard bit. From memory (ha ha )seat rake adjuster wheel and plastic trim's off (Phillips screw's?) exposing two torx bolt's. Undo them and you have two bit's
It was the torx bits on either side. 2 at each join in the bracket. I couldn't get them to budge at all!
tomcat59alan
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Eat more haggis and deep fried Mars bar's, build your strength up
Only joking, don't want to start another referendum.
Littelwill
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Polished the interior and had a cup of tea in it watching the rain!! Forget "one life live it"
I just need a live
I just need a live
You will have a very warm back considering the thermostat for both is in the cushion element.
