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Re: cylinder head
« Reply #15 on: 08 December 2022, 16:07:44 »

update, £20 to have 2 guides replaced and the new intake valves turned up. Now I have to wait till its warmer to go to my workshop!!!
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Re: cylinder head
« Reply #16 on: 09 December 2022, 16:38:18 »

Wassamatterwifya ? Im 63 with a fooked skeleton, and have just come in from working on the drive all afternoon.  ;D  :D
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Re: cylinder head
« Reply #17 on: 09 December 2022, 19:56:58 »

I'm 67 and have always felt the cold.
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« Reply #18 on: 10 December 2022, 21:44:59 »

me too!
at school i was nicknamed "hypo" cos i turned purple playing sports outside in winter.
got me out of doing it afew times thou so all good.
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« Reply #19 on: 10 December 2022, 23:07:41 »

I worked outside for years, so was pretty good with the cold, but Ive got softer and older now and feel it more.
I just try and wrap up warm, and keep moving as quickly as possible.
Doing front discs & pads on the Omega tomorrow for the MOT Monday. Hopefully that will be it until Winter is over.
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Re: cylinder head
« Reply #20 on: 11 December 2022, 10:05:23 »

I don't particularly enjoy working outside on the car this time of year, especially when it's down to near freezing temperatures. Keeping my core warm isn't the problem - it's preventing your finger ends from dropping off from the cold and being unable to feel the ends of your fingers to do the job in question. Appropriate work gloves don't help much, if at all...
Roll on Springtime ....
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Re: cylinder head
« Reply #21 on: 11 December 2022, 10:23:22 »

Fitted the new coil/module to mum's car yesterday, my hands hurt and it was only 2 nuts and bolts. Snow today so not looking at it till it clears as it still wont start, needs a new starter. 
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« Reply #22 on: 13 December 2022, 01:42:23 »

Ooops duplicate post, created in error!
« Last Edit: 13 December 2022, 01:44:15 by JamesV6CDX »
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Re: cylinder head
« Reply #23 on: 13 December 2022, 01:42:44 »

Absolutely with you on this, I fitted a replacement battery to my neighbors Shogun yesterday after she failed to start, my fingers were like ice afterwards!

There was a time I'd have been rebuilding Omega engines in that.... but now, I'll just throw another log on the fire and wait for a better day! (Especially when I have to get under it!)
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