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I managed a semi successful alignment at the garage. They couldn't get the van data up on their system which was frustrating as they could have told me that when I booked it and gave the details, but hey ho. The caster has been set evenly on both rods and self centers fine. Camber has been left at z...

I'm confused why anyone would hit their head on them- are people hanging their head through the window or something?

https://i.imgur.com/FlahupB.jpg https://i.imgur.com/Xt35rOH.jpg https://i.imgur.com/mMIPN62.jpg Got the LCA bushes aligned and in using two trolley jack's to twist and lift to align the bolts through the hole. Awkward but done. Driver side rod needs to go back in. With those bushes and radius rod b...

Searching through radius rod threads to find some more info on my present job. I'm early rods. Passenger side no problem, rod came off with just cutting the 3 nuts and moderate whacking shoock it loose. Had it in my hand by 10am after an 8:30 start! Got cocky though... Driver side different story. ...

Searching through radius rod threads to find some more info on my present job. I'm early rods. Passenger side no problem, rod came off with just cutting the 3 nuts and moderate whacking shoock it loose. Had it in my hand by 10am after an 8:30 start! Got cocky though... Driver side different story. N...

You can even earth the switch wires to the steering wheel nut to make it beep, so bypassing the earth wire down the column. I tapped a new self tapper ring terminal into some of the metal meat on the steering wheel under the horn button. It's worked well for many years [emoji3526]

Yes you want the A pillar. The blanking plugs you have pull out, and there's the correct holes in the door frame. the brickworks link to the spacer is correct- but you need upper and lower ones (your link is just the upper). The screws are pretty stout self tappers that go through the handle, and th...

Here is. The clip and how it comes out

Yeah, screwdriver to pry out the metal clip from the collar, then theyll lift up and out

PS the vertical leg from the seat base never really made full contact with the floor (was a bit of a stretch) so think we put a bit of wood or something to make up the height to brace the leg down onto. The base was a bit nose up ,but was never a problem. Those rear cleats are the important bit. I e...

I have the same isofix bracket from the focus, and even had the same seat base, so your photos look very familiar :-) I have a rocknroll bed, but it's not a westy , so it looks like the heights are different. It's very hard to get a photo of my bracket with the bed in place unfortunately. It must ju...

I'd have a read on a Subaru forum about how to test the pressure best. My guage I'm sure only cost a few quid, then attach a length of hose onto it. Just make sure you get the right scale to measure it with

Did you ever check that the fuel pressure reg was ok, and not causing excess pressure? As obg said, the T wouldnt cause any issues (hes overseen a lot of installs)

Yep, and I wonder what will be the next technology with a different acronym

Use a MPPT controller - it nearly doubled the output from my panel and the voltage output was far better . The one fitted by the conversion co. was a PWM and was absolute carp. The difference was amazing. The second battery ( starter) output is 1A which was sufficient to keep my starter good over 2...