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Omega General Help / Re: Changing leather clothing on steering wheel
« on: 21 August 2011, 11:00:55 »
Seen better but it was for the first time 
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Omega General Help / Re: Changing leather clothing on steering wheel
« on: 20 August 2011, 16:10:02 »
Two of them done 8-) 
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Omega General Help / Re: Changing leather clothing on steering wheel
« on: 20 August 2011, 16:06:21 »
A part of steering wheel done
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Omega General Help / Re: Changing leather clothing on steering wheel
« on: 20 August 2011, 16:04:42 »
Leather around gear knob done
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Omega General Help / Re: Changing leather clothing on steering wheel
« on: 20 August 2011, 15:12:10 »
Good work on omega, doesn't even look like it's redone. I won't comment clit, altough it's done nicely (see my sig) 
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Omega General Help / Re: Changing leather clothing on steering wheel
« on: 20 August 2011, 13:17:35 »
And measuring new part
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Omega General Help / Re: Changing leather clothing on steering wheel
« on: 20 August 2011, 13:15:36 »
So, I'm in the middle of procedure now, old leather is down 
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Omega General Help / Re: Changing leather clothing on steering wheel
« on: 18 August 2011, 14:37:49 »
I like chalenges and it gives a soul to my omega. You don't know if you don't try.... 
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Omega General Help / Changing leather clothing on steering wheel
« on: 18 August 2011, 14:23:08 »
Did anyone try diy? I have a piece (1,5x1m) of artificial leather at home and I would like to try it. Strong nerves and deadly sewing needles pepared to start<a href="http://www.turboimagehost.com/p/8711109/IMAG0579.jpg.html" target="_blank"><img src="http://s3d4.turboimagehost.com/t/8711109_IMAG0579.jpg" border="0" alt="Free Image Hosting" /></a> <a href="http://www.turboimagehost.com/p/8711110/IMAG0581.jpg.html" target="_blank"><img src="http://s3d4.turboimagehost.com/t/8711110_IMAG0581.jpg" border="0" alt="Free Image Hosting" /></a> Because you don't need to see the mileage, just look at the steering wheel and you know it
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Omega General Help / Re: About S/L shocks
« on: 18 August 2011, 12:03:47 »Quote
I successfully did a similar 'temporary fix' with Vaseline, before replacing 'em with Monroe Ride Levellers.I'll do this today, nice work!
Inflate your shockers to their maximum travel, then plaster the body and rubber bellow with the Vaseline before deflating 'em to 'normal' height.
Got me 'out of the cack' for a few months!
I've found monroe's ride leveler in slovenia but FOR 283 Euro!!!!!!! per one 
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Omega General Help / Re: About S/L shocks
« on: 18 August 2011, 11:05:42 »
Will have it in mind, thanks. Do you maybe know katalogue number for s/l shocks, just to see the price?
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Omega General Help / Re: About S/L shocks
« on: 18 August 2011, 10:12:04 »
"Why not" I said myself, just wanted to hear the opinion - permission 
Thanks,
Thanks,
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Omega General Help / About S/L shocks
« on: 18 August 2011, 09:58:17 »
After succesfully repaired compressor I found an air leak today. It's on lowest part of sealant rubber on right shock. If I press on rubber gently where I hear air coming out, it stops. I don't need to apply full presure on it, just pressing a bit is enough. Can I seal it with some silicon or sikaflex or do I need new shocks?
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Omega General Help / Re: Self Leveling Suspension.
« on: 18 August 2011, 06:08:59 »
No problem, stop to have some tea/coffee when driving by my house and we"ll check it......
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Omega General Help / Re: Self Leveling Suspension.
« on: 17 August 2011, 20:03:09 »
Rubbing with effect