Put me sleeping platform in the Disco (wild camping Saturday/Sunday in the Lakes) and re-arranged all the kit. Dunno how it happens but it's amazing how much space you can find when you think about it methodically ....
... and have a wife with no clue but who thinks almost logically and points out your errors in packing!!!!
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... and have a wife with no clue but who thinks almost logically and points out your errors in packing!!!!
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I've been applying Dinitrol this afternoon. Seeing as the weather was so warm it seemed like a good idea. I now have it in my hair, in my ears and up my nose. I think some even went in the chassis too - I shall check properly once I've cleaned it off my glasses. The 3125 formulation really soaks in and spreads well. I've done all the inside bits of the chassis I can reach through the holes and started spraying black and sticky 4941 on the outside of the chassis but knocked off for my tea. Oh, and I've scraped the rust off the front bumper and got a couple of coats of red oxide primer on it. I shall give it a coat of black Hammerite tomorrow and put the end caps back on.
andrewblueboy
Active Member
steering wheel was way out after doing the track rod ends and drag links. drove it straight made sure steering box was inline.couple of turns on the drag link and the steering went straight.all nipped up and test drive all fine even lock to lock. job done.
mikescuba
Well-Known Member
Super glue got blown off. Lasted about five miles. The new hose should arrive in a day or so.
Ken Spooner
Well-Known Member
new radiator with a bigger core to help my v8 3.5 cool better
new heater matrix
new heater matrix
jamesmartin
Well-Known Member
had a **** few days trying to replace my ace pipes and replace steering box seal whilst trying to fit it in with paying work
I've just come in after a bit more fiddling. I've finished spraying my chassis and have Hammerited the front bumper and rear crossmember. Then for good measure I sprayed a bit of Dinitrol inside the doors through the little holes in the bottom. Then I took the dashboard to bits to enable me to thread a new radio aerial wire through, and replace some bulbs. The dashboard lights up in places I didn't even realise were supposed to be illuminated now. I've also managed to find an ignition switched live and an earth to attach to my new lighter socket (the previous owners had clearly used the cables for something else) so I can charge things up on the go now. My girlfriend says I'm dirtier than she has ever seen me before.
discomark10
Well-Known Member
Nothing on Disco today. But I replaced the rear gear shifter on my bike, only to fail in adjusting it for tomorrows ride.
Set the shifter to the lowest the set the gear to the same and tighten the clamp on the cable. If its shifting past the end gears use the stop screws to limit the movment.
