Airthies wrote:Just pulled this from the wifes van
more fun to be had. glad it did it right outside the house rather than miles away somewhere, they just came home dropped the kids and was heading out again when there was a clunk!
Anyone used one of these or is it worth shelling out the £200+ for a genuine jobbie?
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/FORD-TRANSIT ... SwE9haw1V5
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/FORD-TRANSIT ... Sw4A5YuX1M
Altransit wrote:A quick blast down to London and back for a special order for a customer (any order is special at the moment)
It was good to visit memory lane as in, the stupidly heavy traffic down there which caused me to move 50 miles up, or down, (whichever you prefer) the M40 to Oxfordshire, it's always nice driving away from it at the end of the session
I was quite chuffed to see that I would be on target for a 600 mile tank of fuel, if I were inclined to let it go down to the wire, which I'm not. It should be even better when I refit the summer tyres, and give it a service
Not quite as good as the prediction though
ned wrote: So what did Linford Loot forget that you had to drop off quick sharp N
Altransit wrote:ned wrote: So what did Linford Loot forget that you had to drop off quick sharp N
Just his trainers apparently
He also wanted a jumbo burger, but I said it wasn't good for him, and left him a couple of carrots
ned wrote:Also fixed the airbag light/reverse light fuse blowing issue yesterday, it turned out my reverse sensors (that I fitted) had a broken wire that was shorting out on the sledge hammer I had resting on the wire N
dirtydog wrote:ned wrote:Also fixed the airbag light/reverse light fuse blowing issue yesterday, it turned out my reverse sensors (that I fitted) had a broken wire that was shorting out on the sledge hammer I had resting on the wire N
Is the sledgehammer for really tough wallpaper stripping?
I fixed my abs today , there was a broken wire at the connector on the chassis leg at the front so I cut out the ford one and fitted a generic one from eBay and then had to replace the wires than run from the front connector to the rear wheel.
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