Ian M
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when i switch my engine off and remove the key (its an 86, 90) the battery lights stays on and the guages stay about a couple off mm's from their normal rest position, ive tried disconnected and reconnected the battery but it made no difference? is there anything common for holding a ignition feed on or something?
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just out of interest james, what was the most punches 1 team did?
and did anyone do the punch in the main woods,
you go down the hill, over the bridge, sharp left, and all the way down to the end, drop left in towards the stream and then it was up the valley on the right and the boundary fence?
also big thanks to treebloke (bob smith) well and trully got us of the stick stuff when we had the tralier problem on friday afternoon by lending us his spare one! Thanks
Cracking event , cant wait for the rest of the series!
Ian
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Ian
Intriguing as I had recently fitted a new clutch/master/slave cylinder
and after yesterday mine to is slipping excessivley
I removed the wading plug incase oil had got in there but it was bone dry,
I guess I'll need to remove the gearbox and pull the clutch out to see what is happening
the bite point has also like yours moved to the top of the pedal.
The clutch has not felt right since the master cylinder was fitted,
All seemed ok till I reached a junction on the way home and pulled out then it slipped all the way home
especially on hills.
after such a carp day car wise it is the icing on the cake to pull the gearbox out again.
perhaps its something to do with bampton then?
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i installed a new clutch in my 90 last month, ive done about a 100 mile on the road, and then the first proper test was at bampton yesterday, on a few occassions i had excessive clutch slip when trying to pull away, and then you could feel it grip and away we went. today after i picked it up from treeblokes to take it home, on a few occasions i got a bit of clutch slip again, what i noticed was that the bite has moved back to the very top of the pedal again (this was what happened to my old clutch) could i be looking at a hydraulic problem here? im unsure of the age of the master and slave cylinders!
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Yes, I have to nip down to Redditch first thing but will be around from 10ish so anytime to suit.
You gonna be in your green clean machine. I have a new ground anchor I need to test.
yeah got to pop out myself first thing so i will make it after 10ish!
Ian
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There is a bit of play in the little fan, not sure if thats how they are.
Yes good point about the feed pipe, I guess we can blank it off or pop it back on.
you working on it tomorrow? if so il try and get down and have a look! ive had alot of experience with turbos, even built my own at one point for my renault 5 turbo, had better results than when i was paying 500quid plus for them!
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it is fesible that the oil control ring could of gone, but id say its unlikely, my bets are on the turbo, is there any up and down play, or in and out play on the shaft?
if your going to try and start it without the exhaust manifold, you need to connect the turbo oil feed pipe to the return pipe, otherwise you will have 60psi of oil pressure spurting out everywhere!
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any more news on these yet simon?
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You are quite right, Wran do switch the earth and the live at the same time.
open your solenoid pack, and you will see a brown wire looping to all for solenoids, connect an earth from the bottom of the motor (you can use the red wire as this will is now no longer required) to this brown wire and all your troubles will be over.
White is 12v feed and green and balck are your switching wires, the red was earth supply to the switch and brown was earth supply from the switch (After your mod they both become permant earth).
Hope that helps
Jim
thats what i thought , but didnt want to do any damage to the solnoids,so i thought id check first!
Thanks mate
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right i have my in cab switch and wires down to the solenoid, ive gathered that the earths on the solenoids are switched? on my loom from the cab i have 3 wires, one for live, one for in, one for out, the switch is earthed in the cab, do i need to link all the solenoid earths to earth?
ive done a quick search but no luck!
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Oh Yes, got the hang of the bender and tested em today. Bits of bark missing everywhere, you could smell the fear in the trees.
good good, benders take some working out dont they!
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seen it in the flesh looks awesome!
did you have crack at the tree slider bar yourself then in the end?
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heres a couple
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Ian - OEC can bring some to the event on the 23rd if thats when you want them for. give Anton a bell.
thanks james, but i need them in the next or so! il give them a ring though! Ian
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excellent thanks!
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i trying to find the yellow masterlinks, had a good route around on the net but no joy!
any ideas?
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i think youve missed a few off looking at page 2!
Ian
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need some ideas, i somehow want to mount them on the roof/ cage. but im struggling to think of a good way of fastening them down aswell as it being a quick release when they are needed, anyone got some ideas or photo's
Ian
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just found this on wayfinder, this is going back to april 06 but:
Farmer at the northern end is getting grief off the CC about mud on the road so he's not happy with 4x4's dropping mud he gets blamed for! We're trying to sort something with the CC to stop this
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when i last drove this the day after we did that winch challenge in broseley last month, as we approached the farm end, the farmer came out hurling abuse at us, and telling us rudely to leave. i also remember reading something afterwards on way-finder, that the farmer had an argument with some other laners, saying that the council was giving him greif about the mud on the road at the end of there! So in my opinion i would say he is deliberatly blocking it!
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how much did the transducer cost? and where from?
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Bob - whats Dan going for a X-member style or in the back/on the floor plan? if Xmember style and hes not fabricating North Off Road do a good one.
dans is a td5 so it will have to be a load bed type
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can anyone confirm if these are my original boxes and not disco ones
13d040551a transfer box
50a0086392d gearbox
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Did you sort your rear winch mount out
not yet, got bigger problems now as the the clutch has gone, but its off the road for a month, so got to get cracking on my list of jobs, rear winch included!
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