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Ojc

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Registered: 14th Nov 00
Location: Reading: Drives : Clio 197
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21st Mar 14 at 09:09

R u

nibnob21

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Location: South Derbyshire
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22nd Mar 14 at 00:32

Steve, how did the Swedish Made Penis Enlarger Pump work? I'm replacing my gearbox oil tomorrow and need a device to get the new oil in the filler plug. I see you can pick them up at Machine Mart for about £8?

MX5 Project Thread

Steve

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Registered: 30th Mar 02
Location: Worcestershire Drives: Defender
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22nd Mar 14 at 00:49

Yeah worked fine

Ojc

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22nd Mar 14 at 05:19

Steve

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22nd Mar 14 at 08:04

What about a pair of steps /rock sliders like this

BeetleGav

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22nd Mar 14 at 08:08

Gary

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Location: West Yorkshire
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22nd Mar 14 at 10:25

That's more of just a side step than a slider. Wouldn't want to get a whack on that. Get some proper ones.

Steve

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22nd Mar 14 at 11:59

Got to be better than a whack on the sill though lol

kennySRi

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22nd Mar 14 at 13:20

Get it raised!

Gary

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22nd Mar 14 at 16:57

Not overly Steven. They'll just get pushed into the sill.

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Location: Aberdeen City
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23rd Mar 14 at 22:17

quote:
Originally posted by Steve

Technicalities aside, if you are concerned about harming someone in a pedestrian collision then don't buy a Defender, the 2.7 tonne lump of metal with the chassis protruding out the end isn't a good starting point in that respect.

[Edited on 16-03-2014 by Steve]

2.7t

fuck 0ff

Steve

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23rd Mar 14 at 22:21

Don't know why I wrote 2.7.

2 tonnes.

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23rd Mar 14 at 22:42

even that sounds heavy for it

Steve

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23rd Mar 14 at 23:14

Heavy old vehicles. Makes my dad's freelander look small

Ian

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24th Mar 14 at 02:20

Anyone who thinks CS is bad for piss taking needs to read Landyzone, I want to punch half those cunts who can't just answer the damn question already.

http://www.landyzone.co.uk/lz/f7/defender-90-300tdi-weight-please-104803.html

Gary

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24th Mar 14 at 07:22

The guy openly said he couldn't be bothered to search, own fault. Although they can be proper nobs for no reason.

mwg

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Location: South Lakes
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24th Mar 14 at 13:41

Unladen/kerb = 1750kg
GVW = 2400kg
Towing capacity = 3500kg

Steve

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24th Mar 14 at 16:14

Iv started to get some bits together to do the cambelt. Heres a pulley puller and timing locking pins

A needle torque wrench for setting the tension on the cambet tensioner

Then on to some more jobs, changed he drivebelt, heres the old one, was ready to go imo

New one on

7 litres of Halfords finest EP 80/90 GL4 gear oil

First up drain the transfer box

Magnet collection

Clean

Bit of Hymolar Blue on the threads

Old tx box oil

Drained the axles

Refilled

Old axle oil

Then started to get the rest of the bodywork for the remaining wrap, started off with the fuel filler compartment. Sanded all the bubbling areas smooth

Etch primer

Black inside

Looks a bit messy now, but when the wrap is on it will cover all that overspray

Also my spare wheel cover came, wrinkles will fall out over time

DannyB

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24th Mar 14 at 16:17

That black bumper bar on the back needs some attention Steve. Looking good though, should look great once it's all wrapped. Get a lift kit on it please

DannyB

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24th Mar 14 at 16:33

Found a few more pics of my mates old one, was a monster. Quite a bit of engine work done so was quick for what it was. and it sounded like a V8

his had a lift kit and 20mm spacers so sat really nice. Ex SSE vehicle so was extremely well looked after. Got very good money for it when it sold too.

http://instagram.com/p/fbB1ppQi0j/

http://instagram.com/p/TqoILYwiwW/

mwg

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24th Mar 14 at 16:36

Never noticed the chrome tow bar cover

You changing it

Steve

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26th Mar 14 at 18:51

My new "diesel fuel" plate arrived so I could put all the filler stuff back on, how this area looks currently