Alibro · Jul 14, 2024

Alibro said:
I'm way to lazy to do all that work so a couple of days ago I peeled back the headliner above the drivers seat and sprayed in some adhesive, gave it a few minutes and smoothed it back into position. Worked a treat but I guess we'll see how long it lasts.

Some day I might do the same for the passengers but for now nobody sitting in those seats is tall enough for it to be a problem.

I spoke too soon.

Got in the car this morning and the roof liner was sagging on me bonce again.
I suspect I'll need to remove the powdered foam this time.

Andy Warren · Jul 14, 2024

Alibro said:
I spoke too soon.
Got in the car this morning and the roof liner was sagging on me bonce again.
I suspect I'll need to remove the powdered foam this time.

Yeah the glue won't stick to the degraded foam.

WhiskyLassie · Jul 15, 2024

Failed MOT and trying to find away to get the ball joint back in I'm so close to the screws but I'm not strong at the last push. Help please.

Freddie17 · Jul 15, 2024

WhiskyLassie said:
Failed MOT and trying to find away to get the ball joint back in I'm so close to the screws but I'm not strong at the last push. Help please.

C clamp?

WhiskyLassie · Jul 15, 2024

Freddie17 said:
C clamp?

I've given up for the mo and it seems like the shaft from gearbox to wheel has dislodged

Freddie17 · Jul 15, 2024

WhiskyLassie said:
I've given up for the mo and it seems like the shaft from gearbox to wheel has dislodged

Ooof

WhiskyLassie · Jul 15, 2024

Freddie17 said:
Ooof

I'm looking at parts. I'm just wiped tbh

Freddie17 · Jul 15, 2024

WhiskyLassie said:
I'm looking at parts. I'm just wiped tbh

I know - you get frustrated, then you get down about it all.

Dar ran Dar ran · Jul 16, 2024

WhiskyLassie said:
I'm looking at parts. I'm just wiped tbh

Any better day today?

WhiskyLassie · Jul 16, 2024

Dar ran Dar ran said:
Any better day today?

Most I did was stare at it. Long day at work straight to food wine and bed.

Rank Amatuer · Jul 16, 2024

Exceeded 229,000 miles on a trip to the Inveraray Highland Games.

Dar ran Dar ran · Jul 16, 2024

WhiskyLassie said:
Most I did was stare at it. Long day at work straight to food wine and bed.

Is it not simpler to just change the bottom arm not just a ball joint?
The arms are not to bad to do and definitely not as fiddling as the joint itself

Dar ran Dar ran · Jul 16, 2024

Rank Amatuer said:
Exceeded 229,000 miles on a trip to the Inveraray Highland Games.

As it ever been cold

WhiskyLassie · Jul 17, 2024

Dar ran Dar ran said:
Is it not simpler to just change the bottom arm not just a ball joint?
The arms are not to bad to do and definitely not as fiddling as the joint itself

I am half tempted

Dar ran Dar ran · Jul 17, 2024

WhiskyLassie said:
I am half tempted

You have been lucky or unlucky tbh
I have changed a few arms but never because of a ball joint
Always corrosion on the arms

WhiskyLassie · Jul 17, 2024

Dar ran Dar ran said:
You have been lucky or unlucky tbh
I have changed a few arms but never because of a ball joint
Always corrosion on the arms

Probably unlucky, it seemed to be a troubling day. Not touching until the weekend now as work is rammed up. Will deal with a fresh head.

Freddie17 · Jul 17, 2024

Must say, when I did both mine, I did the whole arms.

andyfreelandy · Jul 17, 2024

If I understand correctly you can't get the balljoint fixing bolts in??

Loosen the arm at the front and rear bush.
Let it drop down a bit.
Bolt on the ball joint.
Angle the ball joint thread to the same angle as the hole in hub.
Push hub in and swing arm and ball joint thread up into the hub.

If you have fitted the ball joint to the hub first you will not do it !!

Dar ran Dar ran · Jul 17, 2024

New one on me
Indicator bulb out N/S rear
New bulb no luck one more new bulb no good
Have a good look around the holder all pristine clean

Desperately I took the other side holder out and disco a
Working indicator

I genuinely can see or understand why it as failed
£10 on eBay

kernowsvenski · Jul 17, 2024

Dar ran Dar ran said:
New one on me
Indicator bulb out N/S rear
New bulb no luck one more new bulb no good
Have a good look around the holder all pristine clean
Desperately I took the other side holder out and disco a
Working indicator
I genuinely can see or understand why it as failed
£10 on eBay

I've had this a few times. I remedied it by bending the contacts in the holder a bit. I think they go a bit soft or less springy over time. The first time I had it I was swapping bulbs over and checking fuses etc but realised when swapping holders over that it was a holder issue.

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