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No flushing required after a litre of engine oil?

Haha I only picked up the wrong bottle

Servicing my clio today I managed to put a litre of engine oil into my gearbox ? Had forgotten I'd ordered a top up and just thought it was 4 litres of gearbox oil in little bottles. Nightmare. I've since driven slowly to halfords redrained and filled with this...

The cable ties will be because it's not securing down onto the rail properly when it's been removed. Probably had new injectors at some point in its life? Definitely been a bodge by a garage threadlocking a nut backwards, or a friday! Can get the hose connection from ktec if you want to replace...

Soak it in boiling water and work quickly. If you want to make it stiffer put an o-ring around the middle of the ball inside. I found it's best to use some small screwdrivers to lever one side in then work it round.

Needs cup spoiler

Great write-up. Who is Gay Tester #6? lol

Noone wanted the spoiler and brake light for 100 so I split them and sold the light for 70, adaptor for 15 and cup spoiler for 50

Yep

Lovely car, Cup spoiler next?

Cheers mate, appreciate the kind words. It certainly doesn't come up bad with only a wash! Not polished in that photo.

Mine sold for £70

When I cleaned inside I used brake cleaner, when I did the outside I just used some degreaser. Many man times. I agree, they weren't real bright and they were the nicer style than the Ebay ones. Just makes it look cleaner with no stickers down the side and going to machine polish it when I...

Sure is mate, i love it! Having a garage is an added bonus as i've not got my tools all around the house! Makes the Mrs happy too. Saw your nilfisk had broken, real odd. Was it new? Rust is a pain. Just bought some deox gel and some dynax s50 to get all the sills treated. I checked before and...

Moved house recently and I've finally got a proper driveway. Treated myself to a pressure washer and snow foam lance during the move! Washed it after it being filthy for 2 months and used snow foam for the first time too. Decent for a pre wash and definitely helps reduce the amount of crap going...

Slight gap surely? You're penetrating the inner tube, but also building onto the exterior. Weld will be strong than the surrounding steel

Aren't those exhaust mounts just the low cost universal polybush in a standard exhaust bracket?

Was it the immobiliser

The immobiliser light when you try fire it up, is it solid or does it go off?

What's the immob doing?

What did it do when you tried to fire it up?

This isnt an up and over door they're just standard twin doors. Worth insulating?

Might take the plunge on some of these tiles then. They're only around £60 for enough tiles to do the whole garage.

How well do they withstand forces from axle stands etc? Are they resilient?

And the Tiles?

Jealous of your garage sizes! Mine is only 2.3M X 5.5M! Do like the look of those rolson mats, how thick are they?

Did you paint/seal the concrete prior to laying it?

Pics? Looking to put something down on the floor eventually but unsure whether to go lino or get some of those rubber tiles. They're just so expensive!

I presume they have a gap for a reason. The roof of the garage isn't massively insulated anyway so fighting a losing battle there

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