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Up until this week it was fine, even when running hot, it was under the max line!
How it goes from normal to overflow without any added oil is beyond me lol :banghead:
I mean halfway up the stick, as-in PAST the max marker haha!
And there was me monitoring it thinking my oil-breather plate was throwing it down the back of the head! (which it is)
Yeah I was eyeing up the ThinkTank for day/city shooting
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Think-Tank-Retrospective-30-Black-Shoulder-Bag-Brand-New-/310576214982?pt=UK_Camera_Cases_Bags_Covers&hash=item484fc8f3c6
Or a Crumpler...
I hear your shout, I'd just like something more durable with easy access to the camera for hill-walking :)
The same works in reverse too, when you come up over a ridge and a storm blows in you don't want to be faffing about wrapping cameras in a fleece deep in the middle of the pack;
while at...
I had issues with mine, last top-up I done I took the car for a run,
stopped somewhere level and let the car cool - bonnet up 10 mins
top up bit by bit until its about 5mm below the max line
then take it for a run and check again
That was 2 weeks ago, I kept monitoring it, all was fine then 2...
Currently have a Lowepro Fastpack 300 for my usual kit, that I can set-up out of the way to swap lenses over quickly etc
When I'm out & about the rucksack can be a bit bulky even with basic kit onboard
I'm heading on a couple of city breaks this year (London being one of them in Feb) so...
Possibly play in the rack bushes too, mine are shot and I'm having wobbles, also have VERY SLIGHT play in the ball joints too so you can imagine what my steering is like
From memory, you had that awful creeking in your clutch cable didn't you?
Mine's always been fine, just a little stiffer than the clutch from my last dci, but does creek from time to time :dapprove:
Sat in a Trophy at a meet about 2 years ago and I literally couldn't press the pedal in far...
Just a thought;
If you have/had a dodgy lambda sensor and therefore the engine isn't fueling properly without a disco on the dash - would it use a little more oil than normal?