Sean197's latest activity
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Got the dash out to lighten it a bit and do some work,removed the passenger airbag and with the help of some speed holes got it down to... -
so i ended up fixing this by taking a chance and replacing just the voltage regulator, in situ, which was a bit of a pain to do as i am...
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No 156 gordini
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Sean197 replied to the thread 200: Possible Over-Rev damage?.You could use a borescope down the spark plug holes to check for damage (piston to valve contact), and/or take the sump off to check for...
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I have to pick up some parts from Renomotove in the next couple of weeks and at Knockhill in July, I would like to see what a Meg Clio...
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A few of Robert Baxter's finest photographs from Blyton Park on Saturday.
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Yes, the joy they bring and the responsibilities you have to deal with. It's okay they grow up at some point and you get your life back.
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Lucky enough to have farmers private road behind my house
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The water pump is playing up so on the hunt for a new one and also got a tiny leak that I am struggling to find Been having issues with...
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Slow progress now the schools are off Bumper and bonnet are on so have been out getting some sneaky test miles in before it goes for MOT
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When I made the new fuel line I just cable tied it to the OEM brackets for the original lines, but that was a bit agricultural. Designed...
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No real updates to the car in all honesty. It hasn't been touched since Oulton, fired it up and drove it onto the trailer to go around... -
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I think the bolts and washers could be the difference
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Reyt then, After what feels like an age due to busy work life at 10pm last night the clio was lowered onto the ground and the box...