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Mine broke and I fixed it. It broke again. It is the earth for the horn but my horn still works so it is staying broken!!!

^^^WHS^^^ I have spent a lot on my van. More than I could ever get back if I ever considered selling it. (Not that I would) Engine and gearbox rebuild. Back to bare metal.Panels replaced and a respray. Me too, but I now have a fantastic and reliable van. I just recently fitted a GPS speedo, new das...

I wouldn't consider worrying over resale value and all the ideas of whether it's worth it or not. I'm not sure why there is ever a concern over whether you will get the money back or not! No-one thinks that way with new cars and people happily lose thousands of pounds!! If you love your van and want...

I considered fitting an oil pressure gauge to my 1.9DG but there is no way you can fit a pressure sender to either of the pressure switch locations as there is not enough clearance. I have seen remote fitting kits which basically run a pipe from the switch location to a location somewhere where ther...

I just rubbed mine down with some fine wet and dry paper, sprayed them with grey filler primer and top coated with satin black from the local car parts store. They look loke new but need redoing every few years to stay nice. Cheap to do though and a bit of fun!!
 

As I understand it, electric fridges will run your leisure battery down to around half in a weekend. I assume for a longer trip you should have EHU or solar panels?

I have just picked up a pair of very nice captains seats which have the adjustable height armrests. I was just looking at some pictures on the internet and noticed that there is another type of armrest which has an external bolt attaching it to the seat but seems to have no vertical position adjustm...

Capillary action should keep the pressure line full, a leak would be obvious! Is your block earthing sound? Those remote switches need their own earth iirc so it might be an instrumentation earth loop/return problem. The oil line doesn't need to be full. It can be full of air. The pressure will be ...

The flange is so far out that if I try that, the other end would be about 4 inches low. The flange is not just a bit out of line, it's just in completely the wrong position!

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I am replacing a rusted through pipe on my engine. Part 24 in the picture. I have one from JK but the flange that bolts on to the water pump is so out of position that it is never going to fit. Are there any better ones available? https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20260116/0a29e36d4a476c4ec04e643d79d...

The speedo was £30 odd from Amazon and it is fitted in a test housing at the moment which is why the front clear plastic cover is missing. I did get it off this housing but it wasn't pretty!!

So I eventually gave up trying to remove the cluster screen to fit a GPS speedo. Instead I have 3d printed a mounting block to fit it from the back. Still work in progress but looking good so far! https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20260109/b60bec9fd10a31a85d8954354440b097.jpg https://uploads.tapatalk...

Is the Bear Lock just a push in pin that interferes with the movement of the gear lever? I just looked at the website and they look interesting but seem to be mounted predominantly into the plastic trim surround. Is there more to it that meets the eye? I fitted a hidden isolator switch to my van. Th...

LUCAS Starter 402440671 | Halfords UK

I think I might go for a Lucas Remanufactured unit. They are made in Germany and remanufactured to exact brand new standards and also have a three year warranty!