green terry

panelbeater · 10-08-2017, 19:11

a lot of you will know that i have done a lot of work on the green terry.
friday last i found time to take it away and finish the body work.
on my way after 60ml i noticed that the clutch pedal needed a lift up with the foot,i got to where i was going 71ml and parked and set about reshaping the fiberglass front wings that i had a job fitting.
i needed to do a 6 point turn to get it in the garage and up on ramps as i was rained off 1.5 days and time was running out.
the clutch pedal felt wrong so i looked and it had eaten a bit of oil.
now i phoned up my man in clacton to forwarn him i will be bringing it to him today.
after carefull driving home i got to clactons edge and the pedal felt wrong again.
i got to garage and they promptly set about looking and then the clutch died on the pedal and a pool of oil under the rear end.
luck i got there and then fault presented its self.
i explaned the easy way fastest way to fix and he took me home.
got a call a few hours later as their lifts were full.
job done he removed it long pipe and blocked the hole,this is the intresting bit,he used a 12mm sump plug that fitted correcterly,so another bit of info if you did not know.
not to get it empty as someone hopefully is collecting it saturday.
it looks nice now a good excample of terry.

Blocky10 · 10-08-2017, 19:30

Quote:

Originally Posted by panelbeater

a lot of you will know that i have done a lot of work on the green terry.
friday last i found time to take it away and finish the body work.
on my way after 60ml i noticed that the clutch pedal needed a lift up with the foot,i got to where i was going 71ml and parked and set about reshaping the fiberglass front wings that i had a job fitting.
i needed to do a 6 point turn to get it in the garage and up on ramps as i was rained off 1.5 days and time was running out.
the clutch pedal felt wrong so i looked and it had eaten a bit of oil.
now i phoned up my man in clacton to forwarn him i will be bringing it to him today.
after carefull driving home i got to clactons edge and the pedal felt wrong again.
i got to garage and they promptly set about looking and then the clutch died on the pedal and a pool of oil under the rear end.
luck i got there and then fault presented its self.
i explaned the easy way fastest way to fix and he took me home.
got a call a few hours later as their lifts were full.
job done he removed it long pipe and blocked the hole,this is the intresting bit,he used a 12mm sump plug that fitted correcterly,so another bit of info if you did not know.
not to get it empty as someone hopefully is collecting it saturday.
it looks nice now a good excample of terry.

Are you referring to the clutch damper pipe ?

panelbeater · 11-08-2017, 08:34

yes damper pipe,and got not not as its going saturday.

panelbeater · 12-08-2017, 16:07

green terry has gone to new owner from here.and he took a lot of my oil stuff as well as i have the 3l now so no oil.hope he has as much fun in it as i did once i changed the ip.

Banshee · 12-08-2017, 17:00

Quote:

Originally Posted by panelbeater

green terry has gone to new owner from here.and he took a lot of my oil stuff as well as i have the 3l now so no oil.hope he has as much fun in it as i did once i changed the ip.

Boom

Well done Panelbeater

Whats the members name?

panelbeater · 13-08-2017, 09:11

if he wants to be known i am sure he will say.
it was a pleasure meeting him.

Blocky10 · 13-08-2017, 10:25

Well done keeping another truck on the road

I can't think of any reasons not to be a member here. I've saved a fortune and gained more knowledge than I need

to keep my truck on the road and met some wonderful people

bbbmmm55 · 14-08-2017, 10:09

So I am now the lucky owner of the green beast from Panelbeater. Was a great day learning about Terranos and oil, all the info and hospitality was much appreceitated.
I decided to go cross country on the way home and avoid the motorways and and enjoy some country miles. Had a few interesting moments when my mind forgot I was no longer in a Jimny or Mx5 and the corners where quickly tightening up. At least if I lost it I could of carried on through the fields lol.
I will puts some pics up later on once ive given her her first ( and probably her last

) wash tonight.

panelbeater · 14-08-2017, 11:29

ha ha,got home safe and secure good.

Banshee · 14-08-2017, 18:42

Quote:

Originally Posted by bbbmmm55

So I am now the lucky owner of the green beast from Panelbeater. Was a great day learning about Terranos and oil, all the info and hospitality was much appreceitated.
I decided to go cross country on the way home and avoid the motorways and and enjoy some country miles. Had a few interesting moments when my mind forgot I was no longer in a Jimny or Mx5 and the corners where quickly tightening up. At least if I lost it I could of carried on through the fields lol.
I will puts some pics up later on once ive given her her first ( and probably her last

) wash tonight.

Good man!!! You'll love veg life

Blocky10 · 14-08-2017, 23:57

Quote:

Originally Posted by Banshee

Good man!!! You'll love veg life

Overrated if you ask me

terranosaurusdoug · 15-08-2017, 20:06

Doug-life is best, peace out

panelbeater · 16-08-2017, 09:14

i had it washed 2 years ago for a funeral and then befor it came back to clacton befor it was collected lol.but it rained and birds fly over it.
my caravan had a flock of geese fly over and i have never seen so much shit in one place on it,was a pressure wash job to get it off as rock hard.

10-08-2017, 19:11	#1
panelbeater Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2012 Location: clacton on sea essex Vehicle: nissan terrano 2 2.7 tdi Posts: 1,639	green terry a lot of you will know that i have done a lot of work on the green terry. friday last i found time to take it away and finish the body work. on my way after 60ml i noticed that the clutch pedal needed a lift up with the foot,i got to where i was going 71ml and parked and set about reshaping the fiberglass front wings that i had a job fitting. i needed to do a 6 point turn to get it in the garage and up on ramps as i was rained off 1.5 days and time was running out. the clutch pedal felt wrong so i looked and it had eaten a bit of oil. now i phoned up my man in clacton to forwarn him i will be bringing it to him today. after carefull driving home i got to clactons edge and the pedal felt wrong again. i got to garage and they promptly set about looking and then the clutch died on the pedal and a pool of oil under the rear end. luck i got there and then fault presented its self. i explaned the easy way fastest way to fix and he took me home. got a call a few hours later as their lifts were full. job done he removed it long pipe and blocked the hole,this is the intresting bit,he used a 12mm sump plug that fitted correcterly,so another bit of info if you did not know. not to get it empty as someone hopefully is collecting it saturday. it looks nice now a good excample of terry.

14-08-2017, 10:09	#8
bbbmmm55 Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2017 Location: MK Vehicle: 96 Maverick. 2.7 Zexel Posts: 366	So I am now the lucky owner of the green beast from Panelbeater. Was a great day learning about Terranos and oil, all the info and hospitality was much appreceitated. I decided to go cross country on the way home and avoid the motorways and and enjoy some country miles. Had a few interesting moments when my mind forgot I was no longer in a Jimny or Mx5 and the corners where quickly tightening up. At least if I lost it I could of carried on through the fields lol. I will puts some pics up later on once ive given her her first ( and probably her last) wash tonight.

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11-08-2017, 08:34	#3
panelbeater Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2012 Location: clacton on sea essex Vehicle: nissan terrano 2 2.7 tdi Posts: 1,639	yes damper pipe,and got not not as its going saturday.

12-08-2017, 16:07	#4
panelbeater Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2012 Location: clacton on sea essex Vehicle: nissan terrano 2 2.7 tdi Posts: 1,639	green terry has gone to new owner from here.and he took a lot of my oil stuff as well as i have the 3l now so no oil.hope he has as much fun in it as i did once i changed the ip.

13-08-2017, 09:11	#6
panelbeater Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2012 Location: clacton on sea essex Vehicle: nissan terrano 2 2.7 tdi Posts: 1,639	if he wants to be known i am sure he will say. it was a pleasure meeting him.

13-08-2017, 10:25	#7
Blocky10 Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2014 Location: Welcome to Norwich, a fine city Vehicle: 2004 Terrano 3.0 SVE Auto Posts: 3,601	Well done keeping another truck on the road I can't think of any reasons not to be a member here. I've saved a fortune and gained more knowledge than I need to keep my truck on the road and met some wonderful people

14-08-2017, 11:29	#9
panelbeater Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2012 Location: clacton on sea essex Vehicle: nissan terrano 2 2.7 tdi Posts: 1,639	ha ha,got home safe and secure good.

15-08-2017, 20:06	#12
terranosaurusdoug Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2014 Location: Yorkshire, J33 M62 Vehicle: 2000 Terrano lwb 2.7TDI Posts: 5,500	Doug-life is best, peace out

16-08-2017, 09:14	#13
panelbeater Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2012 Location: clacton on sea essex Vehicle: nissan terrano 2 2.7 tdi Posts: 1,639	i had it washed 2 years ago for a funeral and then befor it came back to clacton befor it was collected lol.but it rained and birds fly over it. my caravan had a flock of geese fly over and i have never seen so much shit in one place on it,was a pressure wash job to get it off as rock hard.