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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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tigers_gonads

Quote from: ex taxi al on 03 October 2012, 00:46:28
Having popped the new (refurbed) wheels on yesterday, drove :y down to see my brother today :y

Ride is still fine :y wasn't entirely sure what to expect with the change in wheel size, but no probs :y

Killed the clutch :'( LUK one done juyst over 100k, and started slipping on the M27  >:( you know the situation,  outside lane of motorway clears, stomp on the loud pedal and the revs jump 500 or so :'( before gradually settling back to previous speed.

Before any pedants pipe up, the car is a manual ::)




Are, a man with taste  :-X :y

martin42

had battery on charge over the weekend,fitted it monday and the car lives again,changed side light led,taxed,insured and been for a drive,now il be skint again after not having a car to run for several months,but she will be earning her keep next week tho  ;D

martin42

also checked cam covers still bone dry,pattern gaskets rule oh yeah baby  ;D ;D ;D ;D

Jimbob

Cleaned and dried out coil packs and spark plugs
fixed a sticky ashtray
removed, dried, sealed and refitted the gearbox selector....fiddly!

all on Big Blue

Elite Pete

Fitted HID headlights, Headlight washers, MV6 bumper and new piping from the under wing heater to the heater matrix after finding the original piping had been butchered. Cats removed and exhaust ready to be welded back up all on my new DTi
Retired

05omegav6

Removed the taxi meter and associated wiring and labelled up ready for egay :y

Fitted an auto dimming mirror courtesy of Albs, never needed one before as the taxi meter was a mirror meter one, but kind of wish I'd got one sooner 8) Guide was spot on, as ever :y

OmegaAnglesey

Quote from: ex taxi al on 04 October 2012, 18:00:57
Removed the taxi meter and associated wiring and labelled up ready for egay :y

Fitted an auto dimming mirror courtesy of Albs, never needed one before as the taxi meter was a mirror meter one, but kind of wish I'd got one sooner 8) Guide was spot on, as ever :y
hmmm sounds lazy I LIKE how hard would it be to fit to a gls ?  :y

TheBoy

Quote from: OmegaMan2.2 on 04 October 2012, 20:16:28
Quote from: ex taxi al on 04 October 2012, 18:00:57
Removed the taxi meter and associated wiring and labelled up ready for egay :y

Fitted an auto dimming mirror courtesy of Albs, never needed one before as the taxi meter was a mirror meter one, but kind of wish I'd got one sooner 8) Guide was spot on, as ever :y
hmmm sounds lazy I LIKE how hard would it be to fit to a gls ?  :y
Easy enough.
Grumpy old man

albitz

I really must get round to wiring up the one thats been on my car for the last year. ::)

TheBoy

Quote from: Albitz on 04 October 2012, 22:08:58
I really must get round to wiring up the one thats been on my car for the last year. ::)
I must get around to flogging the 4 I have sat in my garage ;D ;D
Grumpy old man

Kevin Wood

Lost all electrical power just as I parked it at the office. :( Guessing alternator FUBAR. Trying to cobble together a plan to get some charge into it for the journey home. :(
Tech2 services currently available. See TheBoy's price list: http://theboy.omegaowners.com/

feeutfo


05omegav6

Kevin can get one to you for about 3 hopefully :-\ any good?

Stallion

Realised been a year since i last saw Daz had my cambelt/service done, so decided to clean out the breather and throttle body, was surprised at the amount of shit gunk that come out from it although didnt cover much mileage >3000 maybe?  :y

danzigfan

Fixed coolant leak on radiator, flushed all system, now she has new "beautyfull gayish colored" coolant  :D and bought four doors to give back former glory to old lady
I would rather push omega than drive renault