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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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TheBoy

Quote from: Taxi Al on 14 June 2014, 17:29:00
Split intake hose :-\
Yup, split radially, but before MAF, so not sure what impact it would have...
Grumpy old man

05omegav6

Quote from: TheBoy on 14 June 2014, 17:40:00
Quote from: Taxi Al on 14 June 2014, 17:29:00
Split intake hose :-\
Yup, split radially, but before MAF, so not sure what impact it would have...
Massive heat intake :-\

omega3000

Ah the joys of cleaning a car "with a toothbrush"  :D removed all the moss build up from the sunroof surround . Valeted the interior yesterday , smells lovely lemon'y  :)

Mr.OmegaMan

Quote from: Emd on 14 June 2014, 22:43:12
Ah the joys of cleaning a car "with a toothbrush"  :D removed all the moss build up from the sunroof surround . Valeted the interior yesterday , smells lovely lemon'y  :)

I was issuing an electric toothbrush on the omega earlier too  ;D

Lagondanet

Been to the tip again for the MIL.  >:(


1980 V8 Lagonda & a 2014 Adam & a 2015 Antara.

VXL V6

Quote from: Taxi Al on 14 June 2014, 16:55:25
Quote from: VXL V6 on 14 June 2014, 16:12:38
Fitted another aerial.
Yes, you can never have enough aerials...



Actually has another gps one that doesn't show in that picture ::)

Looks good, just needs the roof rails removing now.  :y

05omegav6

Rails are staying :P

That was only a test fit when it arrived :y

Now looks like the video I linked to tother day...

omega3000

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Quote from: Mr.OmegaMan on 14 June 2014, 23:43:19
Quote from: Emd on 14 June 2014, 22:43:12
Ah the joys of cleaning a car "with a toothbrush"  :D removed all the moss build up from the sunroof surround . Valeted the interior yesterday , smells lovely lemon'y  :)

I was issuing an electric toothbrush on the omega earlier too  ;D

Thats cheating  ;D hope it was a genuine toothbrush  ::) :P



Got the dremel with wire wheel on it to attack the grimy bits on the engine bay this morning  :)


joff

Quote from: joff on 13 June 2014, 12:54:40
Quote from: Marks DTM Calib on 12 June 2014, 13:25:05
Quote from: joff on 11 June 2014, 20:19:15
Worked for a few hours on the brother's Elite DTI estate, have got to replace top injector seals due to air leak, just at the stage of taking the cam shaft out with engine fully locked up with locking kit. But have to start another 72 hour week in the morning so on hold for the next few days. Have cleaned all carbon off inlet manifold and butterfly ready for refit. :D

You cna do them without fully removing the cam, just by loosening the caps.
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will have a go at that thanks :y


OK, what a day changed the top seal on the injectors on the brothers DTI Elite and the one on number 1 pot had a nick out of the bottom of it. Put all new seals in, cam shaft back in (as could not get seal out with cam shaft in place) but the timing chain has moved and is I think one tooth out, I now have to remove timing chain cover, a job I have never done as yet, can't get the bolt holding the bottom pulley to unscrew :-\ >:(. On nights tonight for 3 nights so will have to look at this later this week :(

Shackeng

Quote from: Nick W on 14 June 2014, 15:26:52
Just made a bracket for the fire extinguisher. 3 pieces of steel strap TIGed together, it clamps under the seat runners and places the extinguisher on the floor just in front of the seat. This does limit the seat travel by about 20mm, but even my shortarse sister doesn't have it that far forward. I'll powder coat it next time I have a batch to do.

Probably quicker just to remove the powersounder. ::) ::) ::)

Nick W

You don't have an extinguisher to save the car, that's why you pay insurance. A car that's been fire damaged is one I don't want back. The extinguisher is to ensure that you rescue the important stuff in the car.

Taxi_Driver

Quote from: Nick W on 15 June 2014, 18:53:49
You don't have an extinguisher to save the car, that's why you pay insurance. A car that's been fire damaged is one I don't want back. The extinguisher is to ensure that you rescue the important stuff in the car.

When i owned my 2.2 LPG....it had to have a fire extinguisher fitted to comply with council rules of being a private hire car.....if it caught fire....it would have been a race with my passengers of who could run the fasted  ::) Sod hanging about when theres a tank of LPG in the boot  ;D

Nick W

Quote from: Nick W on 15 June 2014, 18:53:49
You don't have an extinguisher to save the car, that's why you pay insurance. A car that's been fire damaged is one I don't want back. The extinguisher is to ensure that you rescue the important stuff in the car.

However, there is a fine line between too crispy to repair and Trumpton watching it burn from the other side of the road.

Shackeng

Quote from: Nick W on 15 June 2014, 18:53:49
You don't have an extinguisher to save the car, that's why you pay insurance. A car that's been fire damaged is one I don't want back. The extinguisher is to ensure that you rescue the important stuff in the car.

Good point, my golf clubs! :y

Sir Tigger KC

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