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Home made Brake Bleeding Bottle
Home made Brake Bleeding Bottle
0 2017/06/20 13:33:32
Location of Fuel Sump Drain Plug
Location of Fuel Sump Drain Plug
0 2017/06/20 13:56:47
This is the Sump Tank Drain Tap You will need a Socket to turn it on.
This is the Sump Tank Drain Tap You will need a Socket to turn it on.
0 2017/06/20 13:57:58
The Coolant Temperature Sensor She won't Start if this is Unplugged.
The Coolant Temperature Sensor She won't Start if this is Unplugged.
0 2017/06/27 23:47:10
0 2017/07/01 10:59:18
Just a few essential Tools for a 20 Mile Test Drive To-day.
Just a few essential Tools for a 20 Mile Test Drive To-day.
0 2017/07/01 11:00:01
New ABS Valve Block with the 'O' rings in place.
New ABS Valve Block with the 'O' rings in place.
0 2017/07/01 11:15:33
Instead of threading this through the Wheel, I hung it upside down in order to make it more difficult for a Thief to pick the Lock.
Instead of threading this through the Wheel, I hung it upside down in order to make it more difficult for a Thief to pick the Lock.
0 2017/07/01 23:35:44
What is this Red and Purple Radio Wire For?
What is this Red and Purple Radio Wire For?
0 2017/07/06 08:23:25
The Original Pull Out Stereo is being replaced by something with better Sound Quality.
The Original Pull Out Stereo is being replaced by something with better Sound Quality.
0 2017/07/06 08:44:21
Step One: Pull Out the Pull Out Stereo
Step One: Pull Out the Pull Out Stereo
0 2017/07/06 08:47:36
Original Pull Out Stereo now removed
Original Pull Out Stereo now removed
0 2017/07/06 08:51:07
Air Con Knobs Removed
Air Con Knobs Removed
0 2017/07/06 08:54:30
Undoing the Lock Nuts on the Air Con Controls with a Screw Driver, no need for Special Tools.
Undoing the Lock Nuts on the Air Con Controls with a Screw Driver, no need for Special Tools.
0 2017/07/06 08:57:40
Having Removed the Locking Nuts 'Carefully' fold down the Front Cover.
Having Removed the Locking Nuts 'Carefully' fold down the Front Cover.
0 2017/07/06 08:59:21
Drill out the 4 Rivets which hold the Cage in place.
Drill out the 4 Rivets which hold the Cage in place.
0 2017/07/06 09:02:06
Old Cage out together with the Wiring, which at this stage looks like Spaghetti as there is so much of it.
Old Cage out together with the Wiring, which at this stage looks like Spaghetti as there is so much of it.
0 2017/07/06 09:06:17
With the Wires disconnected from the Original Cage, it really doesn't look that scary now.
With the Wires disconnected from the Original Cage, it really doesn't look that scary now.
0 2017/07/06 09:10:22
Crimping Bullet Connectors on the Loom which is supplied
Crimping Bullet Connectors on the Loom which is supplied
0 2017/07/07 15:36:38
This Stereo weighs about as much as the Box it came in and only cost £18!
This Stereo weighs about as much as the Box it came in and only cost £18!
0 2017/07/07 15:38:18
Unscrew the Block on the Back of the Cage and it comes off together with all the Wires that you see in the Photo which you no longer need.
Unscrew the Block on the Back of the Cage and it comes off together with all the Wires that you see in the Photo which you no longer need.
0 2017/07/07 15:56:48
I just unscrewed the Wiring Block and cut the White Wire in half (before that other Plastic Block) on the Side of the Cage, which is a noise suppressor.
I just unscrewed the Wiring Block and cut the White Wire in half (before that other Plastic Block) on the Side of the Cage, which is a noise suppressor.
0 2017/07/07 16:03:06
Fitted and Working in no time and the Sound just blew me away.
Fitted and Working in no time and the Sound just blew me away.
0 2017/07/07 16:12:32
I used a piece of Chrome Plated Tube in order to lock my 'dodgy damper' in place. Credit goes to 'Jonathan' for such a great idea.
I used a piece of Chrome Plated Tube in order to lock my 'dodgy damper' in place. Credit goes to 'Jonathan' for such a great idea.
0 2017/07/10 01:33:43
I think the (Black Wire) connects to where you see that bit of Solder that also has a bit of (Black Wire) still in place.
I think the (Black Wire) connects to where you see that bit of Solder that also has a bit of (Black Wire) still in place.
0 2017/07/10 03:30:46
Loads more Leg Room on my 1989 XJS thanks to the Thinner Knee Pad. Making it very easy to get to the Brakes without catching your foot.
Loads more Leg Room on my 1989 XJS thanks to the Thinner Knee Pad. Making it very easy to get to the Brakes without catching your foot.
0 2017/07/10 04:03:00
This Thicker Under Tray Knee Pad on my 1990 always seems to get in the way of getting to the Brakes!
This Thicker Under Tray Knee Pad on my 1990 always seems to get in the way of getting to the Brakes!
0 2017/07/10 04:07:41
Loads more room to get to the Brakes in my 1990 with the Knee Pad Under Tray removed but should I put it back?
Loads more room to get to the Brakes in my 1990 with the Knee Pad Under Tray removed but should I put it back?
0 2017/07/10 04:15:11
The Trim Clicks onto the Metal Bar just above the Brake Pedal. Which gets in the way of putting your foot on the Brake Pedal.
The Trim Clicks onto the Metal Bar just above the Brake Pedal. Which gets in the way of putting your foot on the Brake Pedal.
0 2017/07/10 12:09:55
On my 1989 XJS there is no Metal Bar or Cumbersome Trim Pad in the Way of the Brake Pedal.
On my 1989 XJS there is no Metal Bar or Cumbersome Trim Pad in the Way of the Brake Pedal.
0 2017/07/10 12:15:46
That Trim Panel can catch the toe of even a light pair of Shoes.
That Trim Panel can catch the toe of even a light pair of Shoes.
0 2017/07/10 12:33:43
It's easy to catch the toe of your Shoe on the edge of the Knee Pad protector when you go to put on the brakes.
It's easy to catch the toe of your Shoe on the edge of the Knee Pad protector when you go to put on the brakes.
0 2017/07/11 15:43:55
When changing from the gas pedal to brake, it seems as if you have to keep the toe of your Shoe in the space and then slide it over from one pedal to the other.
When changing from the gas pedal to brake, it seems as if you have to keep the toe of your Shoe in the space and then slide it over from one pedal to the other.
0 2017/07/11 15:47:47
If you don't keep the toe of your Shoe in the space between the pedals and knee pad, then sometimes this happens! Which would not be good in an emergency braking situation.
If you don't keep the toe of your Shoe in the space between the pedals and knee pad, then sometimes this happens! Which would not be good in an emergency braking situation.
0 2017/07/11 15:52:49
The lower edge of the Knee Pad is deceptively wide at just over 15mm
The lower edge of the Knee Pad is deceptively wide at just over 15mm
0 2017/07/11 15:57:19
Since the edge of this Knee Pad sometimes catches the toe of my Shoe when I brake, I thinking of leaving the Knee Pad off altogether.
Since the edge of this Knee Pad sometimes catches the toe of my Shoe when I brake, I thinking of leaving the Knee Pad off altogether.
0 2017/07/11 16:00:08
With the Knee Pad removed there's more room to get to the Brakes.
With the Knee Pad removed there's more room to get to the Brakes.
0 2017/07/11 16:05:13
Hand Brake Warning Light (Orange)
Hand Brake Warning Light (Orange)
0 2017/07/12 01:29:56
If I could re-join these Wires in the right order, then the Sidelight/Headlight Warning Light would be working again.
If I could re-join these Wires in the right order, then the Sidelight/Headlight Warning Light would be working again.
0 2017/07/12 01:34:18
A Standard pair of Wire Strippers with an Adjustment Screw.
A Standard pair of Wire Strippers with an Adjustment Screw.
0 2017/07/12 16:18:29