Is the front section in one part and the rear section in two parts?
They seem to get good reviews, all insulated above it?
They seem to get good reviews, all insulated above it?
Hicap phill
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I have had the truck cab version over 6years now & cant fault it.has a moulding for radio & speakers. Not covered it with fabric. Yep they are pricy… but worth it.
new to all this
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Yes front one and rear two halves. Also full fitting across back over door with finishing trim as well. Yes I fully insulated the room. Also treated to carpet in rear!
new to all this
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I think my added difficulty was it was a pickup conversion to hard top so possibly not everything square. We did our best. Definitely needs two people. Wife was very thrilled to be a prop for the afternoon.
RustyDefender
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Secured bargain replacement 12L 200tdi for my engineless 110 project that I bought a transmission for last week. In the boot of a Clio 4, in my defence it was 240kms away and my mrs wanted to go to Ikea which was near to it so during a "quick detour to pick something up" into the hatchback it went. She said the steering felt a bit odd, but it made it home fine.
All unloaded now and not a mark on the car. So far it looks like someone already fitted it to a 90/110 transmission but left all the lower flywheel to gearbox studs off that didn't line up and the gasket between the block and bell housing peed oil out and lubricated the clutch etc copiously. In no rush so have time to take it apart and run the measuring sticks over the innards and see what needs fettling.
All unloaded now and not a mark on the car. So far it looks like someone already fitted it to a 90/110 transmission but left all the lower flywheel to gearbox studs off that didn't line up and the gasket between the block and bell housing peed oil out and lubricated the clutch etc copiously. In no rush so have time to take it apart and run the measuring sticks over the innards and see what needs fettling.
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Hicap phill
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Drive it again.
Pressed the electric fan switch as sat in traffic & winter muff still attached
Pressed the electric fan switch as sat in traffic & winter muff still attached
Hicap phill
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Have you gone for LEDs on them all or standard?
Standard ones, as they should be, I have LED on my TD5.
LED ones are good though I must admit, standard headlights on both of them.
Did a few little jobs on the Ninety to help cut down on some rattles.
Also refitted front head lining with a few little mods, will get recovered sometime this year, black probably.
Also refitted front head lining with a few little mods, will get recovered sometime this year, black probably.
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RustyDefender
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SNAP!, I mean crack!
I did exactly the same being careful with my new screen. 2nd new screen I had a windscreen fitter do it, did it in no time with very little effort . I was way more careful, faulty screen I reckon, that's my excuse anyway.
Changed the speedo, gauge and clock bulbs for LED's from Fourby (link below) , easy enough to fit, recommend taking the speedo cable off in order to give more wiggle room. definitely brighter and can't wait to see what they are like at night. got them of their Ebay store as they were slightly cheaper than buying off their website and paying postage.
LED clock bulbs
LED clock bulbs
RustyDefender
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Yeah I got one to come fit it today.. he cracked that one
I did the same. Very good product. Unfortunately, two of the holders for the bulbs inside the dash were damaged prior to my ownership so I’ve got to make a repair to fit a couple of LED’s.
RustyDefender
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exactly my problem.. those plastic holders are sh*t
Thats a shame they were broken, luckily mine all seem to be good so the bulb swap was easy.
On the upside it makes us feel less useless.
