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

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VXL V6

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Quote from: razzo on 17 June 2012, 15:39:11
been refurbing wishbones



:y

They look good!  :y

Would you make up and sell the rear bushes?

markrnorton

managed to remove the 'stuck' on rear Imerscher spoiler on my estate !

what a job, wouldn't recommend it  :o

Webby the Bear

Replaced wipers. Started removing front strut on Ralf. Second bolt down keeping knuckle to strut wasn't budging. I stupidly forgot to buy penetraring fluid :(

Next up I checked the brake fluid in my daily runner and I don't like the look of it. Nowt wrong... just looks old and needs replacing.

Now I know how to do it and I've done it before on Ralf. I use the 2 person method as per Tunnie's guide and I do it in sequence (for my car which is RP, FD, RD, FP). However I found this video and it suggests that you can do this on your own and as a result of having the end of your tubing submerged in fluid it won't draw air back in. What do you think...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V5O_pbC8R2E&feature=plcp

Also slightly worrying that he suggests garages simply use a turkey baster to get the old fluid out and thats it ''oficially changed''. or is it worrying? Is it necesary to go through each bleed valve? Would like to hear your thoughts :)
RIP Paul Lovejoy

SMD

Removed dead insects from the bottom of the rear glass and one in the high level brake light.

Does anyone else have insects in their car?

razzo

Quote from: VXL V6 on 17 June 2012, 16:59:35
Quote from: razzo on 17 June 2012, 15:39:11
been refurbing wishbones



:y

They look good!  :y

Would you make up and sell the rear bushes?

PM sent

Darth Loo-knee

Being a busy bee today.... Removed two engine & gearboxes, abs ecu, leather interior, exhaust & CATs 8)

Gonna knock myself out with a Pint of Water  :y
Everything to do with Omega's. Breaking, Servicing from Cambelts to Oil Changes... Please Pm me for details...

05omegav6

Four new tyres and an Albanian £5 special :P

Usual tyres out of stock so had to make do with 2 pairs :'(

Guess which end the Autogrips are on ::)

Andy H

Drove 70 miles, alternator died, drove another 30 miles, stopped at motorway services for 4 hours, had fully charged slave battery fitted by AA, drove another 90 miles (until sparks ran out), waited another 3 hours then travelled 60 miles on the back of a transporter, slept a bit, put battery on charge, removed alternator & identified regulator, phoned around and found a regulator in stock locally.

Tomorrow I will collect & fit the regulator, lets hope it works.......
"Deja Moo - The feeling that you've heard this bull somewhere before."

Entwood

Quote from: Andy H on 18 June 2012, 20:34:15
Drove 70 miles, alternator died, drove another 30 miles, stopped at motorway services for 4 hours, had fully charged slave battery fitted by AA, drove another 90 miles (until sparks ran out), waited another 3 hours then travelled 60 miles on the back of a transporter, slept a bit, put battery on charge, removed alternator & identified regulator, phoned around and found a regulator in stock locally.

Tomorrow I will collect & fit the regulator, lets hope it works.......

You might not believe this .. but I class that as a GOOD result .....  when my alternator failed 2 weeks ago the recovery company sourced a replacement alternator ... £170:00   :( They did cover the cost of changing it however - cheaper for them to do that than to recover me home it seems ...

allen25


Steve B

Quote from: Darth Loo-knee on 18 June 2012, 19:17:02
Being a busy bee today.... Removed two engine & gearboxes, abs ecu, leather interior, exhaust & CATs 8)

Gonna knock myself out with a Pint of Water  :y

WOW :y

05omegav6


noel

oh well that's another day done

Seth

Prepared the TD for a busy Summer towing the caravan, as our travels begin in a month or so. 8)

All-round check of brakes, steering, suspension and underside.
Apart from a general clean-up/lube of the rear disc/drum assembly, absolutely nowt needed doing. :y

Well pleased! ;)
Gettin' seriously hacked-off by those who ignore the wisdom of proven experience ... and Forum guidelines.

PAULCDX

Having my interior finished off and rear bumper replaced all thanks to Dave and Rich

Cheers Guy's  :y  :y

The OOF spirit lives on  :D  :y