Syncro 4&4 Discussion and Q&A last answered over 2 years ago.
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syncropaddy
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by syncropaddy 01 Aug 2012, 20:15
ninja.turtle007 wrote: syncropaddy wrote: ninja.turtle007 wrote: Just spit it out Andrew!
No......... can't .............. said .............. I .............. never would .......... again...........
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by KarlT 01 Aug 2012, 20:18
Its just bling, no.....need.......to .....get......up.....tight!!
Is the meet this weekend 3rd/4th/5th? How do I get there? Anyone got a postcode?
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by syncropaddy 01 Aug 2012, 20:42
KarlT wrote: Its just bling, no.....need.......to .....get......up.....tight!!
Is the meet this weekend 3rd/4th/5th? How do I get there? Anyone got a postcode?
There's a thing ..... why spend money on bling you can't see
No .... no..... didnt say that ...... arrrrrgh
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by Syncrobaz 01 Aug 2012, 21:50
Seems to me the Achilies' heel of the difflock /decoupler is the vacuum system??
Lots of components to fail ?
Has no-one developed an electrical solenoid operated system??? Would it be viable??
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by Aidan 02 Aug 2012, 05:41
the vacuum system is very simple and robust, works in wet conditions and is just about squaddie proof (no offence Phil) but as with any parts on a 20 year old vehicle should be subject to regular inspection and maintenance
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by armyphil 02 Aug 2012, 07:00
Aidan wrote: the vacuum system is very simple and robust, works in wet conditions and is just about squaddie proof (no offence Phil) m
None taken
You can say alot of of things with "ar"
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by Mudlark 02 Aug 2012, 09:26
Thanks Aidan; thought I was probably missing something!
And please; dont put Andrew back into rehab; its been a long struggle and he is doing really well
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by syncropaddy 02 Aug 2012, 18:37
Mudlark wrote:
And please; dont put Andrew back into rehab; its been a long struggle and he is doing really well
See thread on a Yorkshire man's version of a spare wheel carrier ....... fell of the wagon I'm afraid ..... not the spare wheel .... me ..... but Im sure the wheel will to .....
Back to rehab ...............
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by Syncrobaz 02 Aug 2012, 19:54
Sorry Aiden, was just thinking? (dangerous)
I guess if it's not broke don't fix it
My difflocks work fine but I did have an issue recently
sussed in the end, perished hoses on front actuator. 20p fix
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Guess your mate is using an ARB or similar compressor as used by Landy's ??
Regards Baz
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sussed in the end, perished hoses on front actuator. 20p fix 
