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This thread has branched off in the wrong direction.'72 Manual O/d Saffron YellowComment
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Get to the root of the problem.Comment
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Drove from Wareham to Studland and back on the hottest evening of the year. Got the burble fix as well despite low compression on two cylinders. Stopped to look at Poole harbour and got caught on camera by my wife (not keen of having my picture taken) Can't beat a top down drive on a warm day!20170620_185027_resized_1.jpgComment
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The car survived the Parkside Run in the Peak District on Sunday but as the clutch slave cylinder was leaking, I changed that today.Comment
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Only got that today, very subtle.Originally posted by mole42 View Post
I only do what the voices in my wife’s head tell me to do!Comment
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Checked the car over today - MOT tomorrow, fingers crossed.Chris
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MOT fail! From wheel bearings, track rod ends and anti-roll bar drop links.
Parts on order, should arrive tomorrow.Chris
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Knew it was going to be hot today, and had to take the misses to the Dentist c. 10 miles away in the Stag as her car is off the road.
Outside was roasting, but the temp gauge in the Stag never moved beyond the "E" letter position once warmed up. Local station said it was 40 degrees Celsius in Los Cristanos today (104 Farenheit), but my Stag seems to thrive being driven when it's hot outside, it's just me who comes home sweating. Car needs a wash though as it is full of sand from the Sahara desert as that's what happens every time we have a "Calima" (it rains sand).Comment
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Drove No2 son and niece out to Corfe along the road from Ridge and back along Solidiers road on a nice balmy evening. Then diagnosed the problem on niece's MGB GT. Blocked fuel filter so now off to try and find a new on line fuel filter. The Stag burble still beats the sound of the MGB.Comment
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After a nice day out to Bicester yesterday, I treated SOL to an oil change this morning (Dynolite Classic); then this afternoon took a 60 mile lanes run out. On the way back the windscreen took a stone hit, flung up by a passing truck
. Not sure if the screen is saveable as damage is near the edge under passenger side wiper, maybe less hassle than replacing? having seen others with problems using companies linked through insurance when replacing screens.
IMG_20170626_160553WS.jpgDave [ 1974 MkII - TV8 - BW35 Auto ]Comment
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Might be too close to the edge, unless that only applies to glued windscreens....Dave
1974 Mk2, ZF Auto, 3.45 Diff, Datsun Driveshafts. Stag owner/maintainer since 1989.Comment
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