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Go back to your base with a power armour rack. Jump out the suit whilst it's stood in front of the rack, and then hover your cursor over the rack.
It should have "craft" (like other workbenches).
Good base project. Gotta love a bargain too. I picked up mine for sub £400.
Unfortunately not as talented though! Lol.
Look forward to seeing updates. :up:
Just wondering if it's worth doing anything like coolant temp sensor, thermostat, etc, whilst the motor is out. I gather they're both pretty easy to change though should I need to at a later date.
Don't want to spend for the sake of.
That's fine dude. I'm just glad of the help. Suspension and brakes I can crack on with anyone myself.
I'll try and get some bits between now and then anyway. The motor is the area I'll definitely need help with!
So gents. The list of parts I will have by the day is as follows:
Front and rear brakes (and brake fluid)
Shocks, springs, top mounts
Powerflex bushes (front arb, front wishbone)
Ball joints
Track Rods and Track rod ends
Cambelt and service kit (have cup alternator setup to install)
Valeo...
Hey Smiggy. Been reading your thread. Just wondered about the vent for the fuel tank.
I'm looking at removing the carbon canister from mine and have found the same vent as yours. Does anything else need doing (bar plugging the bit on top of the valve cover where the pipework plugs into?