some more. more tomorrow, unless I get sue'd...:eek:

i'll let the owner reveal himself :D more to follow :D

do it at night?:rolleyes:

but that would require the tiresome trip in the first place :D

don't :eek: cos she will :pound:

if ya joining the wires together with a short lump of cable, then don't be so lazy and walk round the back yersen to see if the lights are on :rolleyes:

sniggers :D edit- and anything referring to a torch, is a hand operated lantern and not oxy acetylene cutting equipment. and don't forget to securely chock the road wheels. :D

nope, the two white plastic things with the green wires in them. connect the white plastic thing with two green wires to the white plastic thing with one green wire.

pull the two connectors apart and use a short bit of (insulated) wire to join them together. (wires going to the switch, not the switch its self) make sure the brake lights come on when joined. (don't forget to have the ignition on) no point removing the switch, if it isn't faulty! if the...

kinda meant while it was still attached to motor, in the engaged position with the key :rolleyes: but hey, if it helps diagnose the fault, use yer head :D

just drive it thru the muddy puddles like ya usually do ;) I use rags, paraffin, rags, and mebe a douse of brake cleaner on the discs.

wallop it with a cranking 'andle, see it it clouts the brushes back onto the com :D

I usually bench test and try and stall it with a lump of wood by ramming it into the drive gear while running. causes plenty of smoke and looks a bit heath robinson, but found a few I could stall before fitting to motor! possible a weak brush spring/crud in brush holders. current flows but...

satday may roll into sunday :rolleyes:

oi be woirkin satday :o

ya want a gurt cable tie on that brake pipe paul :D

made I larf :D +1

where's the sniggering mutley icon when ya need it :D:lol: doff me hat tho paul, well done for taking it on :D

almost jelous phil :D

I still hate faceache :mad: