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Chat Area => General Car Chat => Topic started by: JamesV6CDX on 24 July 2009, 18:48:17
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... as most will remember, it "threw s rod" and left a big hole in the block..
I've sourced a block and some heads, from 924 Boy, collecting Sunday.
I've also secured a nice large garage to work in, so I will assemble the new engine, hoist the old one out, and the new one in.
Should have it running before too long - then in for MOT :y
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Hope all goes well mate :y
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Never changed a V6 engine before - and I'm going to be working alone - but hey ho, I'm sure I'll get it done easy enough.
Just need to be extra careful with health and safety malarkey.... ::)
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I'm sure your more than capable mate :y
Sod the H&S ;)
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Sod the H&S ;)
I'd rather take the extra time to be careful, than get myself crushed ;D :y
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Sod the H&S ;)
I'd rather take the extra time to be careful, than get myself crushed ;D :y
Well maybe take note of that rule then ;)
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picking up from Rhuddlan then?
good run up :y
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Sod the H&S ;)
I'd rather take the extra time to be careful, than get myself crushed ;D :y
There's H&S, and there's common sense.
The former isn't worth $hit, and the latter cannot be taught no matter what.
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Sod the H&S ;)
I'd rather take the extra time to be careful, than get myself crushed ;D :y
There's H&S, and there's common sense.
The former isn't worth $hit, and the latter cannot be taught no matter what.
Agreed Killer :y
Has anyone else noticed that an alarming number of graduates don't seem to have an ounce of common sense? Probably great at what they do but no common sense!
No offence to any graduates on here who may well have lots of common sense! :D
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Sod the H&S ;)
I'd rather take the extra time to be careful, than get myself crushed ;D :y
There's H&S, and there's common sense.
The former isn't worth $hit, and the latter cannot be taught no matter what.
Agreed Killer :y
Has anyone else noticed that an alarming number of graduates don't seem to have an ounce of common sense? Probably great at what they do but no common sense!
No offence to any graduates on here who may well have lots of common sense! :D
.....you've probably saved that one Scottie ;D ;D
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Sod the H&S ;)
I'd rather take the extra time to be careful, than get myself crushed ;D :y
There's H&S, and there's common sense.
The former isn't worth $hit, and the latter cannot be taught no matter what.
Agreed Killer :y
Has anyone else noticed that an alarming number of graduates don't seem to have an ounce of common sense? Probably great at what they do but no common sense!
No offence to any graduates on here who may well have lots of common sense! :D
I think the lack of common sense from a lot of school leavers now is due to the way that modern parenting techniques ensure we wrap our youngsters up in cotton wool.
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I think the lack of common sense from a lot of school leavers now is due to the way that modern parenting techniques ensure we wrap our youngsters up in cotton wool.
.. and it's a fallacy that university puts them in a position to walk into a job, too.
Kevin
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I think the lack of common sense from a lot of school leavers now is due to the way that modern parenting techniques ensure we wrap our youngsters up in cotton wool.
.. and it's a fallacy that university puts them in a position to walk into a job, too.
Kevin
Yeah like Mcdonalds , all that studying to end up on min wage in Mac;s or Wimpy etc , its madness
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Never changed a V6 engine before - and I'm going to be working alone - but hey ho, I'm sure I'll get it done easy enough.
Just need to be extra careful with health and safety malarkey.... ::)
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Yes,apart from the obvious things like wearing gloves, hard hat ect. make sure the vehicle is supported correctly on axle stands with an adequate safe working load.
Also ensure that any lifting equipment has been proof loaded and inspected. It would be wise to carry out a risk assessment which may bring to light the need for further preventative measures before attempting a task of this nature :y