Weekend job list.
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Weekend job list.
Okay, this weekend I am changing out the carrier bearing on my Marina for a nice shiny new one, how easy is this to do? If anyone has any tips also would be appreciated. Has anyone considered a one piece drive shaft for their Marina also.
Cheers,
Chris
Cheers,
Chris
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Using a hydrolic press makes life easier if you can find a machine shop. As for single piece I would stay away from them as it will put more pressure on the diff causing failure. The single piece idea only works if you have a sliding shaft at the gearbox end like ford sierra/capri etc.
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.....to Newcastle to watch the mighty Spurs get turned over once again at St.James' Park by The Mighty Mags !! Three one to The Toon seems to be a popular score for this fixture Ray.Not sure if we'll be able to keep it down to three this year though.
I do recall being present when Newcastle beat Spurs 3-1 in the league cup semi final in 1976 which is making me feel rather old .the year my HL was made as well.Could have been a good year if it hadn't been for Man.City
I do recall being present when Newcastle beat Spurs 3-1 in the league cup semi final in 1976 which is making me feel rather old .the year my HL was made as well.Could have been a good year if it hadn't been for Man.City
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Hello all,
Hmmm, Weekend job? well where do I start lol!
I think that this weekend I'll change the distributor for the nice shiny new all electronic one I got on Ebay as I am sick of fiddling with the points setting. If I get around to it I'll take the odd pic and put them on here
Failing that I may fit the hi level brake light I have been thinking about for the past month or so.
Rob
Hmmm, Weekend job? well where do I start lol!
I think that this weekend I'll change the distributor for the nice shiny new all electronic one I got on Ebay as I am sick of fiddling with the points setting. If I get around to it I'll take the odd pic and put them on here
Failing that I may fit the hi level brake light I have been thinking about for the past month or so.
Rob
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I may just sleep all weekend!
But if royal mail get their asses in gear I may be fitting a new master cylinder!
Rob I am trying to get Ben to dig out the one for us to send to you - afraid our garage is somewhat of a mess at the moment!! May be having to move soon though so it will get sorted out soon enough!
But if royal mail get their asses in gear I may be fitting a new master cylinder!
Rob I am trying to get Ben to dig out the one for us to send to you - afraid our garage is somewhat of a mess at the moment!! May be having to move soon though so it will get sorted out soon enough!
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That's great Sam, no rush tho, whenever you have the time.
You ain't seen nothing untill you see my garage, it's a double and jam packed with loads of really good and useful stuff (my parents call it junk - HA ! what do they know)
In all seriousness though I am trying to get rid of the stuff I don't use anymore, just can't bear to part with any of it LOL
You ain't seen nothing untill you see my garage, it's a double and jam packed with loads of really good and useful stuff (my parents call it junk - HA ! what do they know)
In all seriousness though I am trying to get rid of the stuff I don't use anymore, just can't bear to part with any of it LOL
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This weekend I shall mostly be helping Sam with the TC's master cylinder and sorting out/tidying up the workshop. I have a week off next week too!! Bargain.
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