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I don't think any of them drink tea or coffee on the dev team in all honesty.
I struggle to get on with them a lot of the time, there all in there 20s but they treat you like a parent and it's like dealing with teenagers.
I've made two of them cry, first one because he wouldn't answer the...
Our latest placement student pretty much said he can’t do anything without using ai.
That said I hope we offer him a job tho because unlike the rest of them he’s decent bloke and doesn’t start crying if the phone rings.
If you want to stick with Autodesk it’d probably be Revit for your modelling and Navisworks for the clash detection.
YouTube full of decent video tutorials for most stuff.
It’s a tough one self employed tho, the big upfront cost of the software and the time you need to put into learning it...
I’ve repaired punctures in that area before and it’s been fine.
That treads got a lot of cracks for a new tyre must’ve been sat on the shelf a good while.
Just google for a 9v dc 200Ma output power adapter with whatever jack you need, loads on eBay, Amazon etc.
As already said tho you’ve potentially fried whatever your plugging this in to.
Currently changing the belt.
Got the bottom crankshaft pin in and the engine won't rotate further.
The cam shaft is roughly 10 degrees clockwise past the timing pin hole so even with adjustment on the pully bolts I can't get the pin in.
I'm pretty certain it's on the original belt.
So got the bottom pin in but the cam shaft pin will not line up it’s a pin width out clockwise.
The tensioner concerns me but it runs fine so. 🤷♂️
Thoughts?
First question anyone got the workshop manuals for the 1.5?
Preempting a tight pulley bolt does the flywheel have an access panel for the Renault locking tool or is it a starter motor off job?