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Bluemoon
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the americans use an elextrical solenoid switched by the gearstick to bypass the braking system when reversing with hydraulic brakes. seams a good system
Brian
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cheers everyone, a little wiser again, thanks for the input
Brian
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and how do you go about informing them, is it just a case of writing on the V5, cheers for the info, I'm a happy man now.
Brian
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I have a series 11a station wagon, and I have been thinking of converting to a camper/ motorhome, but obviously I still want to retain the tax exempt status. All that will be changed is the engine, and body, basically, cab style with a bed above. I have nearly every part I need so cost will be very little indeed. cheers for your input.
Brian
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I got my rope from a boat jumble a few year back, It was 14mm diameter and good for 8 tonne, and its never failed yet, got it 10 quid for 25 meters. The same bloke is at the jumble each year and he follows the jumble.
Brian
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sorry, I know its a Defender 300tdi
Brian
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Driving last night , when I press the switch forward for full beam the lights go out , if I flash ok,
,any ideas what wrong, cheers in advance
Brian
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What size spanner were you after?
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I'm doing a run from Hartlepool to Stoke on trent return at the back of the week if anybody needs something picking up, as long as its not too illegal. The offer is there.
Brian
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there's a nice little program here (www.tonyfoale.com/software.htm)for tube mitres, after downloading , click on file and put your sizes and angle, then print. jobs a goodin,
Brian
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I like it , a lot, I especially like the flat top, never thought of coming out of the side , and as you say, it will heat the top up better, think I'll make two, small one first for inside the shed and a big one for outside in the yard, better than just an oil drum because it diverts the stinking smoke, but still radiates some nice heat.
Brian
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so are the discs and brakes the same as a rear salisbury axle, loking at hobson bros,
do you really need a kit, I was hoping it would be just a simple axle change
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Is the hub and brake discs, cv etc just normal standard parts on a Salisbury front axle , asin changeable with a non Salisbury
Brian
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is the engine the same when parked, you may have a blockage, I replace my pipes only to find it was no better , then found a lump of silcone/rubber in the banjo bolt at the filter, a quick way of test is using a outboard tank , bypassing the main tank and fuel line, then the filter if needed, then you know what sections to look at
Brian
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Yes no problems, I've got mine on a seperate tank, you'll need the webasto fuel pump . You can download the manual from the web,
Brian
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Its a Sierra SB555 wireless module, but just found out it is no longer supprted, from the Sierra website
never mind.
Brian
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yes , its got a dedicated wireless switch to the side of the machine, and yes its switched on, but still no good.
Brian
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checked it under windows , and says it working properly, but can't talk to it, says check interupt? and it doesn't use a sim card. Any ideas?
Brian
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Just thought it would be nice the have the internal modem working, I have a dongle,
, but I can't any info on internal modem tariffs, been into various phone shops and they havn't a clue, and just try and sell a phone to me!
Brian
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I know some of you are using Toughbooks for sat nav, mmaps and so on embedded I have a CF-18, which has come with a 3g network modem, but no driver to run it. I've looked at the panasonic.ca site and downloaded a driver but havn't been able to install properly(can't get passed initialization). Two things I was wondering, If anybody has a clue to my problems and how to fix and how much is the tariff, just in case its out reach of my pocket. I'm sorry for asking but I've search google and can'tfind anything.
Brian
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cheers everyone, a little wiser now.
Brian
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Am I right in thinking a td5 defender front axle would drop straight onto a 300tdi chassis, no messing,
cheers Brian
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must be a bit shaken after that accident, and then to carry on with a driving holiday , takes some balls, you and your gilfriend.about your passenger in the back, just shows that you need to chill out and totally relax in the event of an accident
Brian
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you could always pop-rivit from other side , looking a bit better than bolts
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I like it, can this be put in the technical archive by the powers of the masters
Brian