The All New, New "What have you done to your Bay today" thread.

RC model car miles cog fitted .. grub screw stops it spinning on the stiff bit.. looks like we might record some miles on the next trip..

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Check your fuel hoses.

Bio ethanol hoses fitted from advanced fluid solutions today. Same stuff they're fitting into modern VW

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I’d say the problem there is an ill-fitting hose clip that’s been done up way too tight...

 

I feel your pain

 

Now I know why people love rust free imports lol

 

Absolutely right my friend, hence replaced with correct, stainless steel, hose clips

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Fixed my gear selection issues, i never stop these days

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Is that for KPH speedo ?

I think I have need of one.

Stirlingmoz

 

looks like the cog is lining up a bit high for the worm, could you mount it up the other way or will that hit the casting?
Other idea might be to file off a mm or 2 just to get better engagement

 

No it's a MPH

@bump3r or @Spacecowboyuk might be able to help there though...


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. Looks a bit high but catches fine.. and yes catches the case other way round..and grub screw would be close to end of pin.. could take a mm off but more bother than it was worth as it works and you cant see it

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Made this for my van to go just under the dash , it was a switch holder from a triumph herald but i cut a new piece of laminate for the middle and bought the bits off ebay , the sockets cost about a fiver .

 

I’ve had this light for a while but finally got around to fitting it today, it’s rather bright, might have to go for a shorter length along the side

 

I seem to have broken it again.
Brakes were a bit poor the other day, now they are completelly non-servo.
Failed the pump, keep foot on brake, start engine test, no leaks in the vacuum hose, it's bust I'm sure.
It was the cheaper Brazil version, only 5 years old but I'll get another the same.

 

Is it drinking your brake fluid?

 

I haven't looked but I will before/if I drive it ... which I probably won't. I imagine the diaphram is split.

 

There's a vid somewhere out there of a bloke whose diaphragm split, and slowly hoovered all the fluid out of his system. Quite impressive when he emptied the vac can out...

 

In that case I definitely won't be running the engine again. Cheapy replacement ordered from JK - £100.
Yucky job, sad design having to remove the M/C to get it changed.

 

I’ve had more than enough fiddling with brakes for the time being. Servo works well, tho’ (although I know one barsteward union is weeping). Meh.