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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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rbrueford

Erm, todays fun :)
Change the wood effect trim to carbon effect trim (cleaned the inside up no end, kinda taken a few years off the age of the car)
Replaced n/s speaker as it was a bit wooly and farting a bit. Only had the single connection so no tweeter however, i can live with that :)
and thats about it :)
Oh, and replace the spare 20amp fuse that i put in to mend the steering lol

albitz

Touched up the rest of  the stonechips,hopfully tomorrow wash,G3/DA treatment. The wash again and polish.

Marks DTM Calib

Quote
QuoteAll early vauxhall injection cars used to suffer knackered fuel pump relays

I'm a bit suspicious about relay box and ecu..

no way.. I'll dig deeper.. it must start at least at the second crank..

Check the idle valve and also check the throttle butterflies are fully closing.

TheBoy

Grumpy old man

albitz

Just started washing it and it started p1ssing down with rain. >:(

twiglet

QuoteJust started washing it and it started p1ssing down with rain. >:(

I always try and was mine in the rain! The soft water doesn't leave any water marks, so no need to dry the car and less chance of marring the paintwork!!  :y
It doesn't matter how far you push the envelope, it will always be stationery...


twiglet

QuoteThats mental. :D ;D ;D

Funny, my neighbours say exactly the same thing!!  :D :o
It doesn't matter how far you push the envelope, it will always be stationery...

Omega_Dan

Topped up coolant after recent coolant and waterpump change. Washed polished and waxed so looking bang tidy ;D

twiglet

#744
Made up an 'On Tow' sign, tested my new magnetic rear light clusters and assembled my new towing A-frame, ready for a little trip on Friday with Albs!  ;D ::) :-X
It doesn't matter how far you push the envelope, it will always be stationery...

Webby the Bear

QuoteBe patient, several light coats and build it up. Get a can of blend from your local pint factors and spray it around the edge of the area youve sprayed immediately after spraying.Then a rub down with 2000 grade wet& dry dipped in soapy water.
Then repeat the process with a few coats of lacquer. I get acceptable results from spraying smallish areas using this method. :y


cheers albs... so the little and often approach  :y :y :y :y
RIP Paul Lovejoy

TheBoy

QuoteJust started washing it and it started p1ssing down with rain. >:(
Shame, I'm sat in shade as it's too hot...
Grumpy old man

Lazydocker

Quote
QuoteJust started washing it and it started p1ssing down with rain. >:(
Shame, I'm sat in shade as it's too hot...
Can go right off some people >:(

Mind you, we had to move to the shade yesterday lunchtime because it was too hot in the courtyard garden we were sat in for lunch :o

Took our little nephew up the coast for a picnic last night and we were still sat on the beach in shorts at nearly 9! :y
Whatever it is... I didn't do it

johnnycboy

I got the LPG registered  :y and just awaiting the insurance company cost for admin to put on a modification  >:(

The beast now runs like a dream but cheaper. ;)

Hannah Judes Dad

Got the battery replaced under warranty from the local motor factors.
My shed is now mobile again  :)
Don't wee on the electric fence