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You found a well priced starter motor too.

Hi Ju, it sounds a bit like giving up, but after a couple of years of intermittent starting, children and wife pushing, parking pointing down hills, cleaning contacts and replacing earth cables and straps and batteries and upgrading the battery, I bought a new starter motor. Marvellous. It sounds as...

Also "The AAZ has a weakness. The crank pulley bolt comes loose. This holds the timing gear and bottom pulley onto the crankshaft and they have a habit of coming undone. They are supposed to be torqued up to 140ftlbs or something like (can't remember off the top of my head) but aren't always do...

Hi Stuart, Brickwerks have most of the parts and used to have instructions. They sell this spacer for the turbo. https://www.brickwerks.co.uk/turbo-spacer-t3-td-jx-to-aaz.html I used the Jx exhaust manifold, turbo etc when I fitted an AAZ. Anyone who knows about gas flow in exhausts would cry at the...

Cheers Ghost, thanks for the reply. That saves me wondering why I can't get Halfords covers to fit. Vandad.

Hello, does anyone gave a good source of slip on seat covers please? Our interior is v. Grey and we would like to brighten it up .
Thanks Vandad.

Khyam pop-ups are quick to put up. Ours is big and heavy when packed up though.

H.Mc you have a pm.

Hi,
Mine has jx inlet manifold, exhaust manifold and turbo on the aaz. That was a straightforward way to put it together. Cheers.

Hi,
I used a normal Fiamma bike rack for a T25. I replaced the 3 bike fold down bar with an extending 4 bike one from a different Fiamma rack (designed for a larger RV type vehicle). Cheers Vandad.

Hello Wookster, thanks for the reply. I have a guy lined up now, just waiting for my slot. Cheers, Vandad.

Khyam with the external frame. Easy to put up & take down. Try a few different spellings when you search.

Khyam with the external frame. Easy to put up & take down. Try a few different spellings when you search.

I'm talking to myself here. I couldn't buy any replacement cables. I bought some aluminium collets, a crimping tool and some heat shrink. I repaired the old cables by replacing the worn out part with some bicycle cable from the shed and covering the crimped connection with heat shrink to stop it cat...

Jocko, my sunroof gives me a wet seat. I now put an electric fan heater on in the van to warm it up and dry out the inside while it is parked up (powered from the house).