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Well it's not a drip anymore! Topped up the box with rather more oil than I was hoping for only to be met by it lapping at my feet. It's too dark and cold for me to be bothered investigating further but it must be pretty bad.
I thought it was coming from the selector bush but surely it cant...
I bought the correct size peel rivets from a member on here but ended up using stainless button head bolts with nylock nuts so I can annually remove, check and clean behind the skirts
Tried that too then gave up in a bit of a strop, not even getting a flicker on the readings. Just cant believe two meters can be faulty, I really scratched the probes into the post and terminal too to make sure I han a clean contact.
I might just drive it more often so the battery doesnt get a chance to drain!
Not liking the hours going by by the second on the clock now, I know time seems to go by faster as you age but this takes the p!ss
Those bent jacking points weren't all that bad really, straightened out nicely too! I did mine this summer but some bits I couldn't get back to an oe look. I BH electroxed mine after deox gel but I do worry about the rust trapped in the layers, dynax ub under the skirts too for extra protection.
I think ive got a battery drain problem, if left for a couple of weeks without being driven it will often struggle to start or worse.
So with a few days off before Christmas I've tried to test it with a fully charged (new last year) battery and my multimeter inline between negative lead and...
Tell me about it! Replaced my seats last weekend, I'm so stubborn (probably just stupid) couldn't be bothered to jack it up and it's on Grams springs. Quite a squeeze!
Dynax UB dries to a hard wax like finish not as hard as underseal but has rust inhibiting properties and I believe it self seals if damaged. I used it on my rear arches, after 2 to 3 coats it dries black