Or.... You could fit one to each and be able to see which particular cylinder is running hot/cold.

It's quite common now to not be able to access the battery easily which is why many cars often have a remote jump start point under the drivers seat or similar

Or a 110 trayback o_O

Well if you are both going to the same place at the same time maybe you could combine the transport and split the costs ;) But as always I bet you both live in opposite directions :rolleyes:

Probably help if you put a location :)

Yes there is a point where making new clean **** has got to be dirtier than fixing old dirty ****!

I think that's your problem right there.

IIRC he mounted it in the centre of the spare wheel

Are you going 235 85? And are you keeping one on the bonnet?

I can't remember where but I watched a guy fill similar by spreading the blobs with a welding rod/piece of stiff wire while it cooled using a movement like a cross between a windscreen wiper and a hand whisk, needed less heat, used less filler and gave a much thinner consistent repair.

Ha ha! had to google that and as I thought it's the most pretentious way using the least word to say loop it back through itself:):p

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Stick a lid on the remaining seven put them in a corner somewhere and call them a compost bin ;)

Good luck :)

That's because they are made by Raptor not mud ;) http://www.raptor-engineering.co.uk/product/defender-td5-conversion-panel/

I like the blue/grey especially with the galv cappings.

Good luck. How many seats are you doing? Are you covering anything else besides seats?

Just look at the engine number

I'm not ;)

Which one did you get? Hired a couple recently and was pleasantly surprised and loads of room for me at 6'5" and passenger. Nearest thing I've driven to a real Mini.