ned wrote:Fitted nice new wiper blades, bought those flat ones, but of a faff fitting them but hay ho it’s one less thing the yellow crayon man can fail.
blue estate wrote:ned wrote:Fitted nice new wiper blades, bought those flat ones, but of a faff fitting them but hay ho it’s one less thing the yellow crayon man can fail.
It’s a Ford so still plenty of rust he can fail it on Ned
DG-Unit wrote:More what I haven’t done today… I still haven’t learnt not to balance things around the engine bay when I’m working on it. Also lost another 10mm somewhere in there.
ned wrote:DG-Unit wrote:More what I haven’t done today… I still haven’t learnt not to balance things around the engine bay when I’m working on it. Also lost another 10mm somewhere in there.
Lol we’ve all been there, I’m sure there is a portal to another dimension in the engine bay, once those 10mm drop there gone forever, what’s all over the floor, picture hooks?
DG-Unit wrote:hined wrote:DG-Unit wrote:More what I haven’t done today… I still haven’t learnt not to balance things around the engine bay when I’m working on it. Also lost another 10mm somewhere in there.
Lol we’ve all been there, I’m sure there is a portal to another dimension in the engine bay, once those 10mm drop there gone forever, what’s all over the floor, picture hooks?
barrel/ u-shape crimps - only reason i’d have a picture hook set near my van is to use the wire to tie my hands so I can’t spend anymore money on it. i usually solder and heat shrink but apparently it can damage the pump EDC internals. been meaning to give these a go after seeing them recommended by motorsports wiring people. However, the Draper crimping tool i’ve got just seems to flatten them.
ned wrote:I’ve not seen them before, I normally use those heat shrink with solder in thingies.
ned wrote:While it’s a nice sunny day I decided to paint the red oxide primer silver, I know it’s not the same colour but at least it’s silver for now till I go and get the correct paint
Altransit wrote:ned wrote:While it’s a nice sunny day I decided to paint the red oxide primer silver, I know it’s not the same colour but at least it’s silver for now till I go and get the correct paint
Looks OK
I must get out of CBA mode and do the same with mine
ned wrote:Altransit wrote:ned wrote:While it’s a nice sunny day I decided to paint the red oxide primer silver, I know it’s not the same colour but at least it’s silver for now till I go and get the correct paint
Looks OK
I must get out of CBA mode and do the same with mine
Only done one side now it’s procrastination time on the other side lol I had some silver spray paint left from a job so just used it for now.
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