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Or maybe it's temperature/humidity affecting a joint that's starting to go green?

And today, although strangely only on my way to work, not back. I begin to suspect low volts after a cold night as it only started after the temperature dropped.

Many apologies it has been amiss of me not to introduce myself sooner so here goes. I am the very proud and chuffed owner of Lola the Landy who brings a brilliant smile to my face every time I drive. Over the years I've owned a long list of old...

Morning everyone. Kenyan resident here, and acquired a Disco Mk1 for a thing called Rhino Charge, a charity event raising money to preserve water courses coming down the Mountain (Charity is called Rhino Ark). The car was #43 last year, however...

Hi First post, I am seeking some advice and guidance and trust you may be able to assist. My wife has a 2023 Evoque S. It was purchased from new. In September of last year she was driving, when the car, in her words, made a loud bang and stopped...

And the belt goes like this? Clearly there is a bit of slack on the tensioner in my diagram!

@kevstar @Hippo :handbag: :p

Ere kev, put up a pic of yer latest car.

He was spotted last weekend :p

@Hippo spotted parked in town no parking on the kerbs now laddie....

I had a head x-ray when i was a kid.. there was nothing there just an empty hole 🫣🤯

I used to think there was something wrong with my brain. Then I came here and found a whole forum exactly the same

AN stands for army navy. Its a very universal usage fitting style developed by the americans in like 1930 i think to be field serviceable, reusable and not need any special tools to assemble. Most of the stuff is rated upto 1000psi and 260 deg...

You don't get off that easy🤔😜

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Great news John.

i'm sure the scan will come back fine :)

Many thanks Keith. Just results of a CT scan in 2 weeks to bring better news. Many thanks to everyone's thoughts and best wishes :) :)

Great news. Went to hospital yesterday for colonoscopy. Camera right up to where splice is from tumour removal and all clear . NO signs of cancer only a non cancerous polyp found and that was removed. Slept a lot better last night :vb-angel1...

You may never live that down... But hang about, you might enjoy the banter 👌😎

Whenever you split a braking system you should bleed the complete system. We don't cut corners with brakes👀

Ive just finished replacing the brake servo tonight. and it all seems to be working well. managed to bag a 2nd hand one on ebay for £30. definitely one of the bigger jobs I've attempted. I didn't need to bleed the brakes in the end as I bled...

Never mind, it’s 800,000

Searching for white range rover fire won't narrow it down. There's loads of them.

The screw in the first photo is a common leakage point. My perforated metal mod and where I got the metal from

Our mesh was about 20€ I think from bricomarche 🤔 mind you it's been a good few years since I followed your example young maaaaan🙌

yeah, thank you. I've fitted a new inline pump now. and it's running so much better than before. I ended up replacing the bracket as well because it was rusted shut. I think I'm lucky that it's the secondary pump and not the in-tank one!