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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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noel

managed to dent my front alloy in a chuffing pothole. >:(
oh well that's another day done

paul.lovejoy

Quote from: Jimbob on 06 December 2011, 12:42:10
Almost finished drilling out my old exhaust bolts...

Need more drill bits....any recommendations?

slow speed down and use smaller drill bit working your way up to size you need.if that fails get someone else to do it :y :y

pletis143

took the 17" bk299's off and put winter cdx wheels on. car looks a bit leggy now , but my pride and joys will be safe for now. debadged grille came today , itching to fit it but waiting for eyebrows to come back from paint shop. have to hide the tool box lol

TheBoy

Quote from: Jimbob on 06 December 2011, 12:42:10
Almost finished drilling out my old exhaust bolts...

Need more drill bits....any recommendations?
I just used cheapies. FFS, dont break any though!  I went, from memory, 3mm then the right size (6mm?), then tapped a thread in them when I did tunnie's
Grumpy old man

Dishevelled Den

Went out this afternoon to turn the Desmond over and let it run for a bit. :y

Having just made and consumed the dinner/tea (as applicable) I've sat down to see what's up here.  Looking at the general help board and John-R's uneven idle thread in particular it's dawned on me that I forgot about the Desmond - it's been sitting running (at an even idle undoubtedly) since 1600hrs or so. :-[

It was like an oven inside ;D although the gauge seems to have remained at the 85 degree ish point.

05omegav6

Collected car from bodyshop sporting a shiny new towbar and a straight bumper 8). Just waiting until I can get back to the stealers to pick up the new clips for the quarter trim, then all done. :y

Omega_Dan

Swaped wheels front to back today as the fronts were wearing the outer edges slightly due to fitting new wishbones. Since lowering the car its compensated for it so time to swop em. :y

feeutfo

Quote from: Dan282 on 07 December 2011, 21:57:40
Swaped wheels front to back today as the fronts were wearing the outer edges slightly due to fitting new wishbones. Since lowering the car its compensated for it so time to swop em. :y
If all the work is done its time to get it set up properly surely...?

Kevin Wood

Quote from: Desperate Den on 07 December 2011, 21:23:37Looking at the general help board and John-R's uneven idle thread in particular it's dawned on me that I forgot about the Desmond - it's been sitting running (at an even idle undoubtedly) since 1600hrs or so. :-[

Take the poor thing out for a proper spanking. :y
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05omegav6


Dishevelled Den

Quote from: Kevin Wood on 08 December 2011, 09:45:56
Quote from: Desperate Den on 07 December 2011, 21:23:37Looking at the general help board and John-R's uneven idle thread in particular it's dawned on me that I forgot about the Desmond - it's been sitting running (at an even idle undoubtedly) since 1600hrs or so. :-[

Take the poor thing out for a proper spanking. :y


As it wasn't being used at all (for the most part) I put it on a SORN, and although I can get a bit of speed up on the driveway, it's not really the same as giving it a good skelp around the country roads here.

Omega_Dan

Quote from: chrisgixer - next in line on 07 December 2011, 23:04:26
Quote from: Dan282 on 07 December 2011, 21:57:40
Swaped wheels front to back today as the fronts were wearing the outer edges slightly due to fitting new wishbones. Since lowering the car its compensated for it so time to swop em. :y
If all the work is done its time to get it set up properly surely...?

That next on the list ;)

martin42

done the rear pads on the mv6 today,and i now have decent brakes,better than when i got the car  :)
just wish some people would use copper grease and not put them in dry  >:(

TheBoy

Had a trial fitted chains to the MV6 - thought it might be worth getting to know how to do it before any snow.

Took TBE for a little spin, prompted got it all horribly wrong at a roundabout. So tried again. And again. And again ::)
Grumpy old man

hotel21

Fitted new front discs and pads to the Disco and changed the brake fluid.  Extortionately expensive for parts......

Twenty quid for front discs and pads about a tenner.   ;D

Chuffin cold out there today!!   :o   ;D