Good morning guys and gals ; am i right in thinking the relay is powered by all the original wiring i.e. fuse to switch ,switch to flasher/dimmer then on to the relay where the actual power is switched in to power the lights; and please what size wire and what are the s's on the original side of the...
seems a bit of conflicting advice here,firstly the engine should turn over easily by hand with plugs out, if it doesnt, yank it out and have a shufty.Secondly you dont need to put the rockers back on to check compression (all valves will be closed) good luck, tezza.
please dont trust that plug, go to next size up and google drill size for M18 probably 16.8 but check,that loose thread could let you down, good luck tezza.just checked its 15.5
thanks covkid, if i sort the lights out i'll be able to retire the old boy with the torch i have walking in front!!! by the way i'm over 60 and know exactly what you mean about white light my offside lamp is h4 the nearside isnt only 1 to buy then; result!!
Hi again , has anyone got any info on h i d headlamp conversions, not the zenon bulbs, but the proper kit with transformer etc thats a hundred quid odd ta for any info as my headlights would come 3rd to fireflies and glowworms!!
having suffered carbon monoxide poisoning a few years ago (working in a confined space with a petrol engine running) my advice would be buy small co detector (portable)and put it near the head end of the bed overnight dont forget to take it into fresh air to calibrate to zero every time, smoke detec...
does anyone know where i can get hold of a foot or so of fridge vent pipe its about 1"(25mm) diameter and obviously has to take a bit of heat scratch your heads lads and lasses, thanks very much ,terry :oops: :oops: :oops: because i threw a piece away with the old fridge!!! yes i've had the &qu...
gsf website, found part, went to their shop in swindon, had the part but they had the white switch bit which was all i wanted, followed martins instructions, 20 minutes later all fired up!!! ever fancied a job at haynes mate THANKS VERY MUCH terry