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Any idea of the Era?
I'm thinking 1940's
Maybe you have one the same?
Any idea of the Era? I'm thinking 1940's Maybe you have one the same?
0 2017/01/27 15:10:15 orangeblos
On my Regular Drill a Button locks the gears so you can undo the Chuck.
On my Regular Drill a Button locks the gears so you can undo the Chuck.
0 2017/01/27 15:04:11 orangeblos
0 2017/01/27 15:02:55 orangeblos
My regular Drill has a Button to lock the gears so that you can undo the Chuck.
My 'New Drill' doesn't have that.
My regular Drill has a Button to lock the gears so that you can undo the Chuck. My 'New Drill' doesn't have that.
0 2017/01/27 15:00:29 orangeblos
Bargain of the year!
But only if I can get the Chuck undone, as unlike my other drill, there is not a button to lock the Motor.
Bargain of the year! But only if I can get the Chuck undone, as unlike my other drill, there is not a button to lock the Motor.
0 2017/01/27 04:29:41 orangeblos
Brand New Drill But I can't get the Chuck undone
Brand New Drill But I can't get the Chuck undone
0 2017/01/27 04:28:26 orangeblos
Vacuum Pipe for the Gearbox Modulator
Vacuum Pipe for the Gearbox Modulator
0 2017/01/25 03:52:53 orangeblos
The Brake Pump and Accumulator Ball
Expensive so don't burn it out $200-$400
The Brake Pump and Accumulator Ball Expensive so don't burn it out $200-$400
0 2017/01/24 14:44:56 orangeblos
The Fuses for the ABS and the Brake Pump
There is no mistaking these two for anything else
The Fuses for the ABS and the Brake Pump There is no mistaking these two for anything else
0 2017/01/24 14:30:06 orangeblos
Under the Passenger Knee Pad, undoing this Panel with a Coin will reveal a Cluster of Fuses including the Ones for the ABS as well as the Brake Pump.
Under the Passenger Knee Pad, undoing this Panel with a Coin will reveal a Cluster of Fuses including the Ones for the ABS as well as the Brake Pump.
0 2017/01/24 14:21:40 orangeblos
Making some Shock Absorber Bushes using my Floor Standing Pillar Drill which I bought in a Sale for only £50!
Making some Shock Absorber Bushes using my Floor Standing Pillar Drill which I bought in a Sale for only £50!
0 2017/01/24 02:56:47 orangeblos
After unsuccessfully trying to get the Dust Cap off, I needed a drink after that! (Cheers!)
After unsuccessfully trying to get the Dust Cap off, I needed a drink after that! (Cheers!)
0 2017/01/23 16:38:26 orangeblos
0 2017/01/23 16:37:18 orangeblos
Bet you haven't got one of these in your Gadget Bag!
Bet you haven't got one of these in your Gadget Bag!
0 2017/01/23 16:30:45 orangeblos
The AAV (Automatic Air Valve) on an XJS sometimes the Piston Sticks which causes the Engine to 'Hunt' and Rev up and down.
The AAV (Automatic Air Valve) on an XJS sometimes the Piston Sticks which causes the Engine to 'Hunt' and Rev up and down.
0 2017/01/23 16:23:52 orangeblos
My Not so wonderful 'Tool Box' where many of those Spanners came from the Pound Shop £1
I've got a few more Sockets in a Box somewhere.
My Not so wonderful 'Tool Box' where many of those Spanners came from the Pound Shop £1 I've got a few more Sockets in a Box somewhere.
0 2017/01/23 15:41:14 orangeblos
Just Wizz a bit off the Top and Bottom Edge with a Sander or File, until the Brake Pads Slide in and out nice and easy using fingers only.
Just Wizz a bit off the Top and Bottom Edge with a Sander or File, until the Brake Pads Slide in and out nice and easy using fingers only.
0 2017/01/22 04:01:03 orangeblos
After Sanding a couple of thou off the Top and Bottom of the Metal part of the Pad it went in easy.
Don't let the Brake Cleaner anywhere near the Rubber Pistons on the Caliper, just in case it makes them soft or melts them.
After Sanding a couple of thou off the Top and Bottom of the Metal part of the Pad it went in easy. Don't let the Brake Cleaner anywhere near the Rubber Pistons on the Caliper, just in case it makes them soft or melts them.
0 2017/01/20 13:38:03 orangeblos
When this Brake Pad was New it Slid in easy but not any more it just jams.
So after I got out the Sander and Skimmed a few thou off it slid in without any problem.
When this Brake Pad was New it Slid in easy but not any more it just jams. So after I got out the Sander and Skimmed a few thou off it slid in without any problem.
0 2017/01/20 13:33:54 orangeblos
That's the way to do it!
After I skimmed a bit off the edge of the metal backing pad, they went in dead easy, complete with a New Fitting Kit.
That's the way to do it! After I skimmed a bit off the edge of the metal backing pad, they went in dead easy, complete with a New Fitting Kit.
0 2017/01/20 10:31:56 orangeblos
Out of the Box, the New Pads were a really tight fit and so not for the first time, I skimmed a bit off with the Sander.
Out of the Box, the New Pads were a really tight fit and so not for the first time, I skimmed a bit off with the Sander.
0 2017/01/20 10:29:51 orangeblos
These are a slightly different design that doesn't have a slot.
Not the ones I wanted but they were what I got, as the Company I bought them off were using 'Generic Photos'
But as it was so much hassle to have to send them back, I put it down to experience and decided to keep them.
These are a slightly different design that doesn't have a slot. Not the ones I wanted but they were what I got, as the Company I bought them off were using 'Generic Photos' But as it was so much hassle to have to send them back, I put it down to experience and decided to keep them.
0 2017/01/20 10:14:54 orangeblos
Absolutely Amazing! Only £1 from the Pound Shop.
It makes it so much easier when you can see what you're doing.
Absolutely Amazing! Only £1 from the Pound Shop. It makes it so much easier when you can see what you're doing.
0 2017/01/20 10:10:25 orangeblos
Who needs Carrots to see in the dark, when you've got one of these!
Who needs Carrots to see in the dark, when you've got one of these!
0 2017/01/20 10:08:55 orangeblos
After 16 year of Standing the Old Pads had to go, which also gave me a chance to check the Rear Calipers.
After 16 year of Standing the Old Pads had to go, which also gave me a chance to check the Rear Calipers.
0 2017/01/20 10:03:23 orangeblos
How do I use this Gadget (No Instructions)
How do I use this Gadget (No Instructions)
0 2017/01/19 14:48:49 orangeblos
The up all night thirst of a Binge Drinking XJS
The up all night thirst of a Binge Drinking XJS
0 2017/01/18 13:15:46 orangeblos
0 2017/01/16 16:28:24 orangeblos
With the Lifting Cup removed on my Low Profile Jack, I can reduce the height from 4in to 3 1/2in if I need to. (Useful for some Jobs)
With the Lifting Cup removed on my Low Profile Jack, I can reduce the height from 4in to 3 1/2in if I need to. (Useful for some Jobs)
0 2017/01/15 09:20:09 orangeblos
Not much difference now between my Standard Jack and my Low Profile Jack.
Plus the Extra Length of the Standard Jack is something I've found useful.
Not much difference now between my Standard Jack and my Low Profile Jack. Plus the Extra Length of the Standard Jack is something I've found useful.
0 2017/01/15 09:14:24 orangeblos
My Standard 3Ton Trolley Jack with the Lifting Cup Removed, which was 5 3/4inches high from the ground to the Top of the Lifting Cup but with the Lifting Cup now only measures 4 3/4 high (An all important One Inch difference in Height)
My Standard 3Ton Trolley Jack with the Lifting Cup Removed, which was 5 3/4inches high from the ground to the Top of the Lifting Cup but with the Lifting Cup now only measures 4 3/4 high (An all important One Inch difference in Height)
0 2017/01/15 09:09:05 orangeblos
There is quite a Big Difference in height between the Two as you can see 1 3/4 inches difference in this case.
There is quite a Big Difference in height between the Two as you can see 1 3/4 inches difference in this case.
0 2017/01/15 08:45:20 orangeblos
My Low Profile Trolley Jack.
The Highest Part of the Side Profile on the Body was 6inches (The same as my Standard one!)
But the Height from the Floor to the Top of the Lifting Cup was only 4inches.
My Low Profile Trolley Jack. The Highest Part of the Side Profile on the Body was 6inches (The same as my Standard one!) But the Height from the Floor to the Top of the Lifting Cup was only 4inches.
0 2017/01/15 08:37:57 orangeblos
My Standard 3Ton Trolley Jack, which had a nice long body but was a bit too high to get underneath.
My Standard 3Ton Trolley Jack, which had a nice long body but was a bit too high to get underneath.
0 2017/01/15 08:23:50 orangeblos
A Dirty Plug and Socket on the Resistor Pack, can really play Havoc with the Injectors Firing.
A Dirty Plug and Socket on the Resistor Pack, can really play Havoc with the Injectors Firing.
0 2017/01/09 12:04:52 orangeblos
Resistor Pack on a 1990 V12 XJS (Marelli)
A very similar set up to the Lucas, make sure the Plug and Socket are nice and clean
Resistor Pack on a 1990 V12 XJS (Marelli) A very similar set up to the Lucas, make sure the Plug and Socket are nice and clean
0 2017/01/09 12:02:00 orangeblos
New Calipers/New Brake Pads/New Brake Pad Fitting Kit/New Hoses.
New Calipers/New Brake Pads/New Brake Pad Fitting Kit/New Hoses.
0 2017/01/02 12:42:27 orangeblos
When I fitted New Brake Pads, I skimmed a bit off the Top and Bottom edge by using a Sander, so they Slid in really nice and easy.
Don't let Brake Cleaner anywhere near the Calipers as there's a chance it 'could' affect the Rubber.
When I fitted New Brake Pads, I skimmed a bit off the Top and Bottom edge by using a Sander, so they Slid in really nice and easy. Don't let Brake Cleaner anywhere near the Calipers as there's a chance it 'could' affect the Rubber.
0 2017/01/02 12:36:57 orangeblos
It took me a couple of hours to get this Brake Pad out, with a FBH and a Chisel.
It took me a couple of hours to get this Brake Pad out, with a FBH and a Chisel.
0 2017/01/02 12:35:16 orangeblos
'Generic Parts Photos' Don't you just love em!
I wanted the Brake Pads with the Groove as show in the Photo of the Supplier that I ordered them from and they sent me the Solid ones instead, which were not like the ones that I ordered and paid for.
'Generic Parts Photos' Don't you just love em! I wanted the Brake Pads with the Groove as show in the Photo of the Supplier that I ordered them from and they sent me the Solid ones instead, which were not like the ones that I ordered and paid for.
0 2017/01/02 09:10:00 orangeblos
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