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glenrobbo said:
SJS357 said:
Guys,
Make sure your dilithium crystals are all toped up.
Your warp drives are tuned.
May the forces be with you. ( that's not police forces !)
Live long and prosper.
Drive safe, have a great trip.
Thanks for your kind thoughts Simon, but I'd just like to point out that this is Spa Tours, not Spa Trek.;)Make sure your dilithium crystals are all toped up.
Your warp drives are tuned.
May the forces be with you. ( that's not police forces !)
Live long and prosper.
Drive safe, have a great trip.
I only wish you could make the jump to hyperspace in your V8S-fighter and join our rebel forces in the war against the Dark side.
I know you'll be with us in spirit. May the Force be with you also.
Watch out for those Klingons!
Never trust a Klingon
Just given her the final once over, and a quick blast to the garage to fill her up with shells finest, all ready for a 6.00am start on wednesday morning.
And just in case as i know most of you will be thinking it..........................................................................................................................................................................................
And just in case as i know most of you will be thinking it..........................................................................................................................................................................................
Top Gear TVR said:
water pump leaking............
Don't panic. Is it the pump or just the gasket. If you have a decent motor factors near by you should be able to get some gasket paper and make a new one. Worst case scenario is a new pump. Should be a fairly common part given the number of these engines made - I hope. Good luck.Come on Top Man, pull yourself together. Stiff upper lip & all that. This is no time
to be flustered, let the missus crank the generator for a bit whilst you think about resolving the crisis. Have you asked James May if he's got any spares in his capacious shed? You have the infinite resources of the Beeb at your beck & call, tell them what an excellent story this would make for TV, & that's it - sorted! Simples.
to be flustered, let the missus crank the generator for a bit whilst you think about resolving the crisis. Have you asked James May if he's got any spares in his capacious shed? You have the infinite resources of the Beeb at your beck & call, tell them what an excellent story this would make for TV, & that's it - sorted! Simples.
I have a second hand pump but its not exactly local to you. I live in Redditch and the pumps at my work place in Birmingham.
If no better solution comes up could meet you there?
We have a very good independent motor factor here, opens Sunday mornings but these are old engines now so possibly wouldn't have one in stock?
ok, one ordered from eurocarparts - estimated delivery tuesday, will call them monday am to make sure. PITA though, I WAS ready.
I couldnt make the call whether it was gasket or bearing seal, stuffed my head in every way i could with a good torch and non the wiser.
No witness marks of failure on the gasket - thankfully no sheared bolts getting it off (despite someone telling me they always do...............)
So, if i can get some gasket material or even a gasket? in the morning, I might just try sticking it back on and see if that cures it. If not its a new pump.
Not amuzed.
Indoors at 6 for tea, then the shower pump packed up! Leaking. Stripped and rebuilt it (on the kitchen table as you do), no leak but one of the flow sensors now has my 'sealant' in it making it stay on constantly. Disconnected the flow sensor, relying on the one on the coled outley. All ok, except for the leak on a push fit pump hose.........spare in the garage. Now have that to do in the morning.
This is not funny. Water is the thing of the devil. Where's my beer?
I couldnt make the call whether it was gasket or bearing seal, stuffed my head in every way i could with a good torch and non the wiser.
No witness marks of failure on the gasket - thankfully no sheared bolts getting it off (despite someone telling me they always do...............)
So, if i can get some gasket material or even a gasket? in the morning, I might just try sticking it back on and see if that cures it. If not its a new pump.
Not amuzed.
Indoors at 6 for tea, then the shower pump packed up! Leaking. Stripped and rebuilt it (on the kitchen table as you do), no leak but one of the flow sensors now has my 'sealant' in it making it stay on constantly. Disconnected the flow sensor, relying on the one on the coled outley. All ok, except for the leak on a push fit pump hose.........spare in the garage. Now have that to do in the morning.
This is not funny. Water is the thing of the devil. Where's my beer?
glenrobbo said:
These bd appliances just know when something important is in the offing.
My combi boiler decided to leak on thurs, ordered new seals Fri, fitted sat. Leak cured, but leaking now from one of 4 unions undone to gain access.
Solution - have a beer. Works for me....
Yep they certainly do, I too had issues with a power shower pump along with washing machine issues; old washing machine hoofed out the door, scrap man phoned and replacement purchased, taken home and installed in less than an hour.My combi boiler decided to leak on thurs, ordered new seals Fri, fitted sat. Leak cured, but leaking now from one of 4 unions undone to gain access.
Solution - have a beer. Works for me....
I don't need these distractions when I am getting the Tiv ready.
Not ready again now went to check plugs today after new pump
and run out yesterday the first lead i pulled of left the inside
part of the cap on the plug they are magnecor leads only 3 years old.
do you think you can get a set of leads for a 2.8 v6 on a Sunday,
well no you can`t
2 days to go
and run out yesterday the first lead i pulled of left the inside
part of the cap on the plug they are magnecor leads only 3 years old.
do you think you can get a set of leads for a 2.8 v6 on a Sunday,
well no you can`t
2 days to go
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