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Re: Feeling pretty bloomin glum about my Syncro
Posted: 01 Aug 2012, 20:15
by syncropaddy
ninja.turtle007 wrote:syncropaddy wrote:ninja.turtle007 wrote:Just spit it out Andrew!
No......... can't .............. said .............. I .............. never would .......... again...........
Do you have a link to where you said you piece?
Yes ....
No,No, No I dont ........... cant remember ............
Re: Feeling pretty bloomin glum about my Syncro
Posted: 01 Aug 2012, 20:18
by KarlT
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?
Re: Feeling pretty bloomin glum about my Syncro
Posted: 01 Aug 2012, 20:42
by syncropaddy
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
Re: Feeling pretty bloomin glum about my Syncro
Posted: 01 Aug 2012, 21:50
by Syncrobaz
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??
Re: Feeling pretty bloomin glum about my Syncro
Posted: 02 Aug 2012, 05:41
by Aidan
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
Doug is running electro-pneumatic on his, every one else sticks to the simple 14"Hg vacuum system
Re: Feeling pretty bloomin glum about my Syncro
Posted: 02 Aug 2012, 07:00
by armyphil
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
Re: Feeling pretty bloomin glum about my Syncro
Posted: 02 Aug 2012, 09:26
by Mudlark
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
Re: Feeling pretty bloomin glum about my Syncro
Posted: 02 Aug 2012, 18:37
by syncropaddy
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 ...............
Re: Feeling pretty bloomin glum about my Syncro
Posted: 02 Aug 2012, 19:54
by Syncrobaz
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
:
Guess your mate is using an ARB or similar compressor as used by Landy's ??
Regards Baz