Club 80-90 Forums

Can confirm the battery fits snugly - without the need from 'wedging' or even clamping. However the polarity was reversed from the 75amp one I removed. Which means the positive terminal is mega close to the battery box edge so you need to be careful not to short I lined the edges with rubber block a...

syncronized wrote:Turns out it was the ball race that fits into the top of the steering lock assembly had worn allowing the column to drop a little too much. Now onto the job for today; rear hub bearings....

Did you replace this ball race or adjust it somehow??
Keen to know as my hot is rather intermittent

cheers,
The current leisure battery fitted is pretty knackered, so maybe thats why and battery is not holding charge.
I have a new battery to replace it which im going to wire up this weekend

Howdy, I have dometic fridge, lighting, aux cig port, tap water pump AND stereo head unit connected. The first four items are obvious but Since I bought it I have wondered if this normal to have the head unit wired as well? My concern is as multiple daily short journeys (4-8 miles or so) - would thi...

Just found the wiki page on the dimensions and as you say it should fit. :) Agree the claims made are difficult to prove (or disprove). I guess a 80 or 90ah beast is what is was expecting to get and an improvement to the knackered 60ah battery rattling around under the drivers seat. I will measure u...

any body tried these.? - low height - is this the sizes suitable under the seat?

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I have alfa seats in mine also - nice

Hi i have a zig type control panel with integral charger, there is no model number on it, but it has a ABI Caravans logo on it. ABI build caravans, so clearly they don't actually manufacture these units. Trying to track down the manual for it if anyone has one like this fitted.?? thanks in advance R...

Only one relay tucked up under the dash - no idea what this one does but don't think its for level sensor, as its the same as the one in port 3
Its been there since day one as well.

Relays - no number 43 in sight http://imagizer.imageshack.us/v2/640x480q90/18/3moy.jpg 43 is to the side of the fusebox near were all the earth wires are connected. Off subject as I've just had to replace my mums fusebox, you couldn't happen to take a pic of the wiring side of the relays in the pic...

It that all the relays for the early fuse board only 5 sockets.?
Dosent seen enough as per the diagram on brick yard?

Is this a typical relay count for early fuse-board?

Cheers

Header tank http://imagizer.imageshack.us/v2/640x480q90/28/zco9.jpg Plug (presumably the level sensor plug) http://imagizer.imageshack.us/v2/640x480q90/163/1yuj.jpg Relays - no number 43 in sight http://imagizer.imageshack.us/v2/640x480q90/18/3moy.jpg It doesn't look like the plug has been shorted e...

The LED flashes for 6 seconds or so when ignition is on, but then goes out as it should.
The plug doesn't have the sensor fitted just the bare black plug.

I will post a photo tomorrow, just incase it's a plug for something else .
Cheers

Howdy, Recently had a situation with the temp gauge just slightly to the right of the flashing LED, but its always been consistently been to left of the LED over the last 4000 miles or so. After a quick Sherlock Holmes :wink: - I found there was a split in the pipe connecting the top-up and the head...