TTM
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I always forget to mention these - these cars do cost a lot in beer, don't they [8|]ORIGINAL: JamesO and opened a beer.
I always forget to mention these - these cars do cost a lot in beer, don't they [8|]ORIGINAL: JamesO and opened a beer.
Ha, nice idea Thom. I could never get mine to read full. Let us know if it works.ORIGINAL: TTM Today I took apart the gauge cluster to clean the grounds in the hope that it would help the fuel gauge eventually read full when the tank is full, and I was pleasantly surprised to notice there was a potentiometer for the fuel tank gauge. I therefore took the fuel level sender out of the tank, put it upside down and adjusted the potentiometer until the gauge read full. Looking forward to finding out if it will help.
I did eat the lasagne with style though I have to say. I promise I'll get my hands dirty next time Good to see you again Simon and nice to see your 944. Despite the crusty bits that have come to light it's still a very nice example and drove really wellORIGINAL: robwright Got one step closer to getting back on the road. Despite the torrential rain I erected a makeshift gazebo garage and pushed on bolting the turbo back together. Just left to put back on now are the driveshafts and inlet manifold. I was of course ably assisted by Simon (simdel1) whom I met for the first time today and was kind enough to help me out. Thanks Simon you are a star I owe you big time. Andy hairyasre arose from his slumber just in time for the dishing up of the lasagne and tea and medals. I think he could smell it. Still always good to see you though mate []
Hopefully the trial went well and you went around the roundabout, not over it []ORIGINAL: simdel1 Tried a bit of heel-and-toe whilst braking from a 'legal' speed approaching a roundabout. []
It has to go somewhere. The most likely candidate is down the exhaust pipe - you need to follow your own car. You can see far more from behind than you ever will in the mirror and a video from someone who followed you can be very useful, as theyll catch you at full chat: not often achieved on the queens highway..... SimonORIGINAL: blease spanked my S2 hard all the way round Castle Combe many, many times. Best track day ever. What a car! Mind you, it's a complete dipso for oil at track speeds. She gobbled 2 litres of 10/40 during the day. No smoke, no smell, no leaks. Where's it gone??
I can fit in the back of a 944, as I demonstrated to someone recently, and Im 6' 3" and I weigh 17 stones. Of course, if we were going far then Id sooner sit in the front - or behind a very small passenger in a non-sunroof car...[]ORIGINAL: simdel1 Proved that the rear seats are only big enough for little monkeys.
ORIGINAL: 944 manIt has to go somewhere. The most likely candidate is down the exhaust pipe - you need to follow your own car. You can see far more from behind than you ever will in the mirror and a video from someone who followed you can be very useful, as theyll catch you at full chat: not often achieved on the queens highway..... SimonORIGINAL: blease spanked my S2 hard all the way round Castle Combe many, many times. Best track day ever. What a car! Mind you, it's a complete dipso for oil at track speeds. She gobbled 2 litres of 10/40 during the day. No smoke, no smell, no leaks. Where's it gone??
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