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So what have you done to your car today?

Started by Loo-knee, 28 April 2011, 21:20:22

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ronnyd

Just had the air-con re-gassed, bloody freezing by the time i got home. Perhaps i,d better turn the dials up a bit till it gets warmer. ::)

driver115

checked car over today , washed and waxed it- off to Northumbria/Alnwick castle and coast this week

EMD

Put a 49p rasberry&lemon smelly in it  :P
Omegatitis

Lagondanet

Quote from: driver115 on 13 May 2015, 19:27:55
checked car over today , washed and waxed it- off to Northumbria/Alnwick castle and coast this week

Bon voyages!


1980 V8 Lagonda & a 2014 Adam & a 2015 Antara.

annihilator

repaired a leaky nsr shock air pipe and fitted an irmscher back box I bought off fleabay ages ago.

TheBoy

Found the battlebus, ragged it, ignored the low oil warning, ragged it some more, put some oil and screenwash in it, abandoned it again.
Grumpy old man

chrisgixer

Listened to the woom woom all week. Having angle ground the lip of the rear discs. Made it slightly quieter, but not much.

....then, this morning, woom woom went away around a long left hander at 40. Then came back again on the straight. Only time anything has had an effect on it really.

Taxi_Driver

Quote from: chrisgixer on 15 May 2015, 19:14:42
Listened to the woom woom all week. Having angle ground the lip of the rear discs. Made it slightly quieter, but not much.

....then, this morning, woom woom went away around a long left hander at 40. Then came back again on the straight. Only time anything has had an effect on it really.

Its the tyres ...  :y

pauls

Quote from: chrisgixer on 15 May 2015, 19:14:42
Listened to the woom woom all week. Having angle ground the lip of the rear discs. Made it slightly quieter, but not much.

....then, this morning, woom woom went away around a long left hander at 40. Then came back again on the straight. Only time anything has had an effect on it really.

You havnt left something attached.....like a socket have you ;D ;D ;D
..

chrisgixer

I might have a pair of out of round rear discs.

TheBoy

Quote from: chrisgixer on 15 May 2015, 20:11:02
I might have a pair of out of round rear discs.
Easy enough to swap with the ones on the shell on your drive ;)
Grumpy old man

chrisgixer

Quote from: TheBoy on 15 May 2015, 20:14:06
Quote from: chrisgixer on 15 May 2015, 20:11:02
I might have a pair of out of round rear discs.
Easy enough to swap with the ones on the shell on your drive ;)

Yes and no. A hate nicking bots off it. It means doing everything twice. And, more to the point, in this case means cocking about with hand brake adjusters.... Counts on figures.... 8 times! 

4 discs, on and off, adjusted each time. Buggeration to that. Especially as there is...


....a cunning plan. ;)

TheBoy

Its an easy check, and they won't be going back on the shell ;)
Grumpy old man

chrisgixer

They will. Innitially at least.


Mind you, by the time I get round to it, they will probably have dissolved completely.

Andy H

Quote from: chrisgixer on 15 May 2015, 19:14:42
Listened to the woom woom all week. Having angle ground the lip of the rear discs. Made it slightly quieter, but not much.

....then, this morning, woom woom went away around a long left hander at 40. Then came back again on the straight. Only time anything has had an effect on it really.
I had something similar on my first Omega when the inner rear brake pads became rusted in place in the caliper. Barely perceptable play in the wheel bearings caused the noise to come and go on changing direction.

The inner face of the disc was rusty and pitted though, it wouldn't have made a noise at all if it had been clean.
"Deja Moo - The feeling that you've heard this bull somewhere before."