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14cfm and 90ltr tank should be fine for that matey

The HP is not important, the CFM is, the second one you looked at should be ok the only thing you need to check is the CFM of the spray gun you've got. A spray gun is a bit like an open air line but does depend on how good you are at spraying, a good sprayer will use air quicker as they tend...

Better but will still struggle with a DA, DA's use a huge amount of air and as there generally running for long periods of time smaller compressors will struggle to keep up. Have you looked at electric DA's? more expensive but probably cheaper in the long run as running a compressor for long...

Won't be up to running a DA matey, will be ok for an air gun (impact gun) would struggle with an air ratchet, would probably struggle with spray gun as well depending on what type and size gun you've got and how good you are at spraying.

Is the paddocks one Bosch? if not don't buy it. Buy cheap buy twice.

If its unplugged from the sensor yes, the wiring may have rubbed through some where between the sensor plug and the fuse causing the live feed to go to earth.

Could still be the wiring to the lambda sensor if its rubbed through somewhere.

Update time again :D, electric seats weren't working to well so last night had a look and got everything working except for the drivers front up and down motor, it works but is weak,. Anyone got one they want to sell?? Oh and the seat covers aren't handed so after giving them a good clean will...

No, the problem you have is with the live feed to the starter solenoid (small wire) have you read my previous post/question?

Yes, well we do, 12 months 12,000 miles parts and labour, unless its a battery then it could be upto 4 years. Unless the parts are supplied by the customer then no warranty or guarantee given.

Sounds like an ignition switch fault or possibly a blown fuse

Thats not an earth its the its the feed to the solenoid from the ignition switch. I think you'll find he changed the starter motor after the puddle incident because thats what has caused the problem in the first place.

Another quick update, had a bit of a clunking going on when drive/reverse were selected, found a front propshaft U/J had seen better days :( So set about changing them, (had already ordered replacements) well i've never done a double cardan type before that was interesting how it works (if your...

More commonly known as ''Lambda sensor'' although its correct name is HEGO ''heated exhaust gas oxygen'' sensor.

:doh: the engine is bolted to the chassis via rubber engine mounts, there will be a cable from the engine to the battery -ve or to the chassis to complete the curcuit

Ok stebo when exactly does it blow the fuse? 1 immediately you turn key to start position 2 when engine is cranking 3 when engine fires (starts)

Are you serious

And he's already changed the front prop :doh: :D

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