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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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Shackeng

Thinking I might replace the thrust washer with a Sonnax on the NOS Senny AR35 I am picking up tomorrow, I decided to practice the procedure on my old AR25, and now have a transmission pump in two halves. >:(  Re-assembly next week and start again. :-X

ffcgary1

Replace the front pads and discs today, EVEN MANAGED TO GET THE NEW PAD WEAR SENSORS TO CLIP IN WITHOUT THE NEED TO PERSUADE THEM IN TO THE LOCATING HOLE, ;D  emptied the master cylinder of old fluid an bled the front system of air, so far so good, will bleed out all the old fluid from the rears next week, pedal feels much firmer now so all good.
Noticed a rattle from the centre box's on the exhaust and confirmed my susp that the baffles have rotted out but no leak, so an eternal system is on the shopping list ::)
Elite leather, cruise control, 3.0ltr cams, gas flowed 3.0ltr inlet manifold, 4 bar fuel pressure regulator, rear side window demisters, rear electric windows. projectors /HID'S, h/l washers.
Jaguar XJ6

neil74

Swapped the whole drivers side mirror for an unbroken one and only have to change the nearside front and rear windows afters some bastard decided about 3am this morning to remove them with some bricks. and then clean out the glass and hope they haven't seriously damaged the seats too badly.

Stargazer57N

repaired a fuel pipe that just had to start leaking just two days before I go on holiday, Oh and changed the alternator on the wifes focus that decided to go t*ts up on Friday. That's two I now waiting for number three. :-\

TheBoy

A smidgen over 30mpg over the last tank, but plenty of fuel left in it, as display still claimed range was 4 miles, and it only took a shade over 56l.
Grumpy old man

Lazydocker

Quote from: TheBoy on 25 July 2016, 10:37:01
A smidgen over 30mpg over the last tank, but plenty of fuel left in it, as display still claimed range was 4 miles, and it only took a shade over 56l.

Clearly not trying hard enough ::)
Whatever it is... I didn't do it

TheBoy

Quote from: NewbieDocker on 25 July 2016, 13:49:30
Quote from: TheBoy on 25 July 2016, 10:37:01
A smidgen over 30mpg over the last tank, but plenty of fuel left in it, as display still claimed range was 4 miles, and it only took a shade over 56l.

Clearly not trying hard enough ::)
I wasn't.  The only time I tried hard was an uphill overtake, which it failed.  Bloody PoS.


Oh, it was grumbling something about pads as well, when coming through MK. *sigh*.

I'll do the honourable thing, and hide it somewhere again.
Grumpy old man

aaronjb

Towed a car trailer with the Ranger at the weekend.. which went beautifully; stable, plenty of grunt, capable tow vehicle, especially considering what else was in the truck bed at the time  :-X



And it's new home..


TD

Quote from: TheBoy on 25 July 2016, 14:40:35
Quote from: NewbieDocker on 25 July 2016, 13:49:30
Quote from: TheBoy on 25 July 2016, 10:37:01
A smidgen over 30mpg over the last tank, but plenty of fuel left in it, as display still claimed range was 4 miles, and it only took a shade over 56l.

Clearly not trying hard enough ::)
I wasn't.  The only time I tried hard was an uphill overtake, which it failed.  Bloody PoS.


Oh, it was grumbling something about pads as well, when coming through MK. *sigh*.

I'll do the honourable thing, and hide it somewhere again.

My mundeno has decided to tell me 'oil service' everytime I start it......deciding what that means and if its important  :-\
Its also going 'boing' and putting fuel light on as well......I know that important and means a trip to the garage tomorrow for some go go juice  :y

TheBoy

Grumpy old man

jimbo125

SORN'd the miggy until I get a chance to finish fixing her and get her MOT'd never had to do that before. Damn I miss being behind the wheel :'(
2.5V6 Had it since 2002, what a beast, worth the time and effort to keep it road worthy. Vauxhall bring them back!!! Laser timing kit for OOF member hire

Lazydocker

Quote from: TheBoy on 25 July 2016, 17:58:31
Re-abandoned the Battlebus :)

You know it makes sense... Leave the keys in it and someone might do you a favour ;) Actually... Best not... As soon as they hit a main road they'll turn round and park it up again :-X :D
Whatever it is... I didn't do it

frostbite

Changed the front discs. Bled the lines and the fluid was blacker than the the brake dust
e46 325i se - 1.8vvti avensis liftback

Shackeng

Quote from: aaronjb on 25 July 2016, 16:04:35
Towed a car trailer with the Ranger at the weekend.. which went beautifully; stable, plenty of grunt, capable tow vehicle, especially considering what else was in the truck bed at the time  :-X



And it's new home..



Is that an AC Cobra?

Steve B

With a new set of pads in hand decided to see why i have uneven pad wear...I thought i may have seized pistons(inboard)the inboard pad was in there solid and could not move towards the disc owing to all the crap that was in there owing to the last time it had new pads they were just put straight in with no clean up...thats what i thinks anyway...pistons move just fine.Cleaned it all up and used copperslip.  :y