biketeacherdave
Well-Known Member
replace the front prop UJs as i think iv tracked down the slight vibration on the front end to them. greased them all up but made no difference they look like they have been running dry for a while
Lyndasbottom
Active Member
Remove and replace my rusty rear bumper. The driver's side is held on by the mud flap screws as the mounting plate for the nylon block on the bumper has completely rusted away. The bracket on the chassis is fine and the nylon block is still in place. Any one got any good ideas on how to get the Torx bolts out? Mine have rusted to almost nothing. I've managed to get a stud remover on them but they won't budge. I'm guessing lying on my back drilling them out is the next option!!
tomcat59alan
Well-Known Member
Hammer on an old socket, think I used a 10mm, but it depends on how rusty the torx are
JohnnyCrash
New Member
Heater matrix o rings
oh joy!
oh joy!
kurtjohnson10
Well-Known Member
Fitting new stereo, and full service on my p38 I use for work
ukadamwest
Well-Known Member
Start stripping the classic for a full body paint. and re cover the headlining.
The P38's are still spot on with nothing at all needed on either!!!
The P38's are still spot on with nothing at all needed on either!!!
3extruckers
Active Member
Replace in-tank fuel pump.
Littelwill
Well-Known Member
Replace that small fan below the clock!!
vilguy
Do'er of stuff and the like
change the passenger side ht leads and plugs (already done driver side)
replace snapped off stupid aluminium tyre valve on stormer wheels - i cant do this as my tyre machine will only go up to 18"
replace front passenger door card as the door cubby has a broken pin which makes it rattle like hell at motoway speeds.
service the LPG system.
replace snapped off stupid aluminium tyre valve on stormer wheels - i cant do this as my tyre machine will only go up to 18"
replace front passenger door card as the door cubby has a broken pin which makes it rattle like hell at motoway speeds.
service the LPG system.
I guess no luck blowing the fluff out of it then ? mine is playing up again, some times it runs some times it needs a prod to get it running.
Druim
Well-Known Member
Littelwill
Well-Known Member
No luck yet lts going to have to come out and be fully defluffed
Glynforster
Member
What does this fan do?? i thought it was the temperature sensor below the clock.
Druim
Well-Known Member
Draw in cabin air over temperature sensor, so vital part of correct measurement, you can see the sensor in middle of fan
Lyndasbottom
Active Member
Last minute checks before MoT on Monday. Not anticipating any problems but you never know.
Druim
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