Well after a pretty torrid few weeks that involved a couple of spells in hospital last night I got back into the rattler
The tuner is back on deck and he is coming around on Saturday to do some fiddling around and then booking the dyno for next week if all is well
Finished off and installed the cold air intake
Then put the freshly bogged and painted radiator top bracket and bonnet striker plate in
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Went to close the bonnet and it wouldn’t fit in the hole had to get the porta power out and give it a tweak to get the bonnet to fit - it’s got a bit of a gap on the driver side but the passenger side is still touching the guard- close enough
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In the Shed wrote: ↑Wed May 15, 2024 9:05 am
Hope your back to full speed Blacky, hospitals are best to avoid if you can.
Regards
Stephen
Cheers mate, yeah they are right up there on the list of places I want to stay away from - got so much going on right now i don't have time to be sick ......
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I hope you are sorted mate nothing worse than getting stuck in Hospitals.
Only time I've had COVID was when I went to see my son who was in Hospital at the time and caught the shit there.
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Well yesterday was a fizzog- bloody thing is overheating within a few minutes of fire up , the O2 sensor decided to call it quits and now it’s leaking oil and the bastard has decided it is not going to shut down when you turn the key off all of a sudden
Bloody cars ………..
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It’s not dieseling , it’s just not shutting off until you pull the ignition relay out - haven’t had a chance to look at it yet but thinking maybe the diode in the alternator let go and it’s back feeding power or something along those lines
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Well, pulled the front off it again tonight and found nothing out of the ordinary next thing is check cam timing then check the radiator and water flow rate I guess - maybe an electric water pump after that
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gledge wrote: ↑Wed May 22, 2024 8:29 am
Hey what do the spark plugs look like mate?
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Its running rich at the moment so they are a bit sooty - had number 1 out on Saturday
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