Recent content by kernowsvenski
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Might have got in after a works leaving do......
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Very good sir! Point of order noted. Apologies for my tardiness.
I probably ought to have said in a most likely VERY well built garage in the proud ancient county of Armagh but I was a bit lazy.
In my defense 20 miles is in the commuter zone though and is a distance regarded as just down the...
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I'm liking your approach here. You've done all the heavy lifting of the actual build and are now thinking about everything and getting to grips with all the little day to day usability improvements. Manufacturers spend millions on this kind of stuff and you're doing it in a shed in Belfast...
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Front wheels balanced and all vibration at totally legal road speeds now gone 💪
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Just catching up on this project @pscan.eu . Stirling work! I'm very impressed. It's been great following you and @Alibro carrying out such major but different builds so well.
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Good work @Freddie17 . Always good to see shiny new parts fitted. Hopefully the alignment sorts the judder.
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I'm still holding out for ipack functionality. 🤞
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What I have come to discover over the years, but more recently have observed demonstrated by more learned folk than I (mentioning no names...) that there is always a way and taking a pause, maybe for a bottle of Proper Job or Korev, pretty much always results in success eventually. ;)
On my...
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Fitted wiper linkage clips to stop the arms popping off
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Once again @Alibro I'm very impressed with what you're doing here. Adding bespoke coded devices is next level stuff.
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I popped to my local tried and tested breakers today to get a hazard light switch. The illumination has failed on mine and I CBA to strip it down and solder in a new LED (or what ever is involved) so for £2 or £3 I thought I'd grab one from a scrapper. I managed to get a switch (don't know if it...
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I've often found that despite a broken cable and utterly chewed up mechanisms, operating the switch for a bit allows some slack to then slide the glass down by hand. In my most recent regulator swap I even had to press the switch up for a couple of seconds to do it, despite the window being...