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Salisbury

Reading this thread with interest as I have to do mine at some stage. I have a noise that resembles a tube trains motor accelerating and de accelerating if that makes sense. The noise goes when I remove the rear prop. The t box is relatively new and I've replaced the half shafts and drive hubs...

Great news.

Another new member scared off.:D

Any form of cold bridging is a nightmare to solve. Internal sheet insulation is the only answer for the co create. As you tip the bead into the cavity, it will help if you can get someone to mist spray some diluted pva from a garden sprayer. Many a time in the winter we have watched our bead...

Hi stretch, I've just come upon your thread re home insulation. I did this for 6 years for a company over here in Ireland. Air tightness is a big thing over here now and retro fitting is extremely difficult to get good results. The majority of draughts occur around windows doors and electrical...

Got my fire blazing, expecting bad weather from tomorrow, you will get it from Saturday probably.

Check fluids in-between services?Looks like I'll have to up my game!

That word deserves its own thread.

Not sure on yours, but if you DIY, be careful not to pull the rod from the clip on the arm. Awkward to get back in but not impossible.

I've a straight through pipe with side exit on my 200tdi. Sounds . I'm in the country so no problem with sound bouncing off buildings.

That works well.

Got any photos? We like photos.

There's a guy in NI. That makes them. He's on here but I can't remember his name. Do a search on rear doors and his name will come up in one.

@Bladerunner9291 here are some photos which show how I put the cut outs in the 2x1 box to enable me to get to the rail bolts. They show the siting of the rail on the bus section so you can still fit a middle seat and close the doors. It's has the 2x1 to allow seat to slide over the seat box seam...

Just seen this, I'll try and do it later today.

I'm sure that won't be an isolated patch of thin rusty metal. Why spend all that time and effort repairing that patch. When you've rebuilt it and in a couple of years, another patch of rust appears, you'd have wished you had put on a new rear crossmember.

Same goes for dogs, rabbits etc.

They do look good don't they.