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I would soooo love to get a microwave for me van - the gas cooker would get ditched! I am Mr Microwave, I can live happily on microwave meals

faggie wrote:i have a 25 year old t3 van and there is no rust whatsoever

Airfix model or dinky???

keithNgill wrote:

dansimpson wrote:Bucket (with a lid) n chuckit

£4 max!!

and a spade?

There's a box for everything............

Bucket (with a lid) n chuckit

£4 max!!

I can probably send you a drivers door barrel, it wont have any wafers in, take the wfers out of your sliding door barrel and replace in the same order in the drivers barrel

Lets have yer address again if ya want it, and I'll post it to you

Dan

Theyre different mate
Whats up?
Dan

I've got one side done, pipes changed, still a smell of petrol, so it may be I need to drop the tank to do the grommets. But ive niticed the rubber connector on the filler doesnt look brilliant, so was thinking of changing that anyway. Meanwhile, keeping the window closed

Er, back to basics... are you sure the leisure battery is wired into the zig in the first place? Trace the positive lead back and make sure it goes to the zig. Do the interior lights now work with a fully charged battery? If not, is there a fuse inline with the battery? Checked fuse? If the battery ...

axeman wrote:the best thing to improve you fuel economy is to install one of these, it will aso give a accurate indication of the condition of you engine.


neil

Just from a cb radio??

when in spain i run 2 computer fans at night , silent and not too powerfull , just enough to keep the air moving! stereo and amp!- bug jam usually as it can interfere with the locals Yes I seem to remember a bit of music n flashy lights coming from a van at Dubaid this year, thought you was having ...

Thanks for the reply Oldie, i'm a bit concerned that the wiki shows a rubber pipe joining the end bits on at 580mm long, so wondered if they are venting to close to the wheel arch and contributing to the petrol smell. But I've got to change all the other pipes first as I dont think they've been done...

Sad, there are t2's in far worse condition, but then I suppose when they're done up they're worth lorra lorra money where as this one would probably cost more to do than would be worth as a finished product, but still sad

I'm just about to change the fuel breather pipes on my 1.9dg, out of curiosity I pulled the top pipe from the breather tank back, and there's no end bits on it (part number 321 201 890 as per wiki) just about 250 mm of pipe. 1st of all, do i need to source these, or can i get by just increasing the ...

nevill3 wrote:Oooops Iv'e opened the can of worms that is the perennial oil discussion

Ooo, you lil' devil you

Nij wrote:any plastic weld will do the job mate

^^^WHS^^^ Any plumbers type plastic weld would do it, or as said, buy a new bit