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Mega fuses
Mega fuses
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It was well-knackered!!!
It was well-knackered!!!
0 2019/09/01 09:32:22
Fortunately, both fixings came out on the left side!
Fortunately, both fixings came out on the left side!
0 2019/09/01 09:28:52
0 2019/09/01 09:27:26
The pilot on the prop-shaft inserts into the differential flange. You need to pry it back (forward) far enough to disengage to free the jurid
The pilot on the prop-shaft inserts into the differential flange. You need to pry it back (forward) far enough to disengage to free the jurid
0 2019/09/01 09:26:12
Although I initially "broke torque" on all fixings using hand-tools, prior to applying pneumatic assist, I had one center bearing fixing that only came out about 1/16" before the weld-nut or whatever back-up thread it screws into began spinning.
Although I initially "broke torque" on all fixings using hand-tools, prior to applying pneumatic assist, I had one center bearing fixing that only came out about 1/16" before the weld-nut or whatever back-up thread it screws into began spinning.
0 2019/09/01 09:24:57
I'm over-run with various-sized empty plastic edifices. I call them "suitable containers" and can generally find a size suitable to house my take-off parts. Keeps the shop-spiders and toads from scurrying off with the small bits
I'm over-run with various-sized empty plastic edifices. I call them "suitable containers" and can generally find a size suitable to house my take-off parts. Keeps the shop-spiders and toads from scurrying off with the small bits
0 2019/09/01 09:23:42
Handy way to remember how many washers I used. I inexplicably have a small box of M8 studs of the proper thread pitch.
Handy way to remember how many washers I used. I inexplicably have a small box of M8 studs of the proper thread pitch.
0 2019/09/01 09:22:39
Not wanting to get bogged down with handbrake adjustments later, I started counting threads. However, I soon ran out of fingers and so grabbed a handfull of washers and a couple of M8 nuts to fix the distance I'd need to spin the handbrake compensator fixing nut back on upon re-assembly.
Not wanting to get bogged down with handbrake adjustments later, I started counting threads. However, I soon ran out of fingers and so grabbed a handfull of washers and a couple of M8 nuts to fix the distance I'd need to spin the handbrake compensator fixing nut back on upon re-assembly.
0 2019/09/01 09:19:58
There is no jurid renewal procedure. The closest I found was the differential pinion seal renewal. Jaguar say, "Don't you dare loosen that jurid from the propshaft flange!!!"
There is no jurid renewal procedure. The closest I found was the differential pinion seal renewal. Jaguar say, "Don't you dare loosen that jurid from the propshaft flange!!!"
0 2019/09/01 09:19:24
I'm over-run with empty plastic edifices I refer to as "Suitable Containers" and can generally find one of the proper size to hold take-off parts and fixings. This prevents small bits from being toted off by shop-spiders and toads.
I'm over-run with empty plastic edifices I refer to as "Suitable Containers" and can generally find one of the proper size to hold take-off parts and fixings. This prevents small bits from being toted off by shop-spiders and toads.
0 2019/09/01 08:47:04
A fine thread M8 stud, which I inexplicably have a box of was just the ticket for keeping the spacers in order
A fine thread M8 stud, which I inexplicably have a box of was just the ticket for keeping the spacers in order
0 2019/09/01 08:45:56
A stack of washers and 2 thin M8 nuts brought me just flush to the end of the rod. No need for counting, just keep it all together.
A stack of washers and 2 thin M8 nuts brought me just flush to the end of the rod. No need for counting, just keep it all together.
0 2019/09/01 08:44:34
0 2019/09/01 08:30:32
Well-worn take-off in the middle. Part numbers and markings match the one on the right.
Well-worn take-off in the middle. Part numbers and markings match the one on the right.
0 2019/08/25 20:32:19
256,000 miles
256,000 miles
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0 2015/09/07 07:10:38
not a cloud...
not a cloud...
0 2015/09/07 07:08:11
Black cars look good if you work at it...
Black cars look good if you work at it...
0 2015/09/07 07:08:09
Wish it would stay this way...
Wish it would stay this way...
0 2015/09/07 07:08:07
After Meguiar's
After Meguiar's
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