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WD40 the locks to drive out the water from the mechanism, then, white spray grease into the locks............ Works for me and we've seen -7 here :)

if you look at the back of the headlight on the square ones, ( same as mine) there are some rubber caps, one is for the main and dipped lamp, the other is for the sidelight...... remove the rubber cover and that will expose the housing, twist/rotate clockwise(I think) and it pops out in your...

welcome one and all to a nutty community, great technical resource, some interesting chat and I think, well worth a pittance...

mine works I think, sounds like I've a gang of blokes hammering away very quickly when it works, especially on the ice........ pedal goes dead hard tho which is what it's supposed to do ( I think) great car in the snow and ice tho, effortless change from 2wd to 4 and back again.. and that...

hell of a lot easier to do it with the rad out of the way, for the sake of 2 plastic clips, some hose clips and lost coolant.... I know which way I'd go..

I use J+M Speed based on the wirral, not sure if they do mail order, should do I guess...............

Hi Willow, Well, I had the same problem, tried all sorts to solve it but ended up buying and fitting a new pump, cost £56.00 plus vat from my local motor supplies place. Solved the water leak....... mind you, took the T2 to the outer hebrides and back with it leaking. I don't need to say what'll...

diesel, I'm getting better than 38 mpg on long journeys........ as for off road, don't do much of that these days but in the snow, car performed very very well, heater a little less so but given the notariety.......... not bad at all, heated seats keep backside warm at any rate :) For the...

you could try maplins, or any good CB shop in your area.......... 12 to 24vdc are usually easily available, you just have to remember that power rating is in watts rather than current, ie amps....................

if you remember, my T2 had the same problems as those described, doing the ignition thing sorted it out, but when I cleaned it with asda's version of WD40, it worked, hasn't missed a beat since either. Mind you, I do carry a spare...........

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suspect terminals to the starter motor, and earth from chassis to battery/engine. Clean them, if you have 12.5 or more in the battery, more than likely the connectsions are suss.......... any probs, feel free to IM me. Most boat engines I work on show the same problems unless they're maintained...

try comodo as a firewall as well, it'll keep the crap away and its free :) it has a few useful bits and pieces too..................

have a look at the fuse board under the bonnet, however, check your owners manual first as there's a fair bit of info in there.......... should be able to download from here I guess. The pump on the T2 is located inside the offside wing, (it is on mine) there's a splash guard which needs to be...

Please note that the Wayfarer has been subjected to TRO effective 16-11-09 until further notice, there has been considerable water damage to the sleeper section and massive ruts now exist. The council will be carrying out works when it dries out a little, or gets frosty..... please feel free...

I don't think there's racism here, we all have the right to object to anything we choose, regardless of subject. It's how we express our feelings which can cause problems, for example, if we went round thumping scottish people purely because they were scottish, that is racism, but if we object...

Have you considered this? check for a sticky fuel shutoff solonoid, I've had this problem before albeit on an lpg system, totally baffling until I found the cause. When it happens again, turn the ignition on, the fuel pump will whirr away and you should feel a click on the solonoid, if you...

Hi Ian, just seen your post, Just to let you know that we're all thinking of you here on the wirral. Take care and hope Sheila gets well soon, Dave, Jane and family.

ok............... here's good practice :) Two direct feeds from the battery, only one needs fusing, believe it or not, there is a slight resistance in the fuse, which creates a slight voltage drop, so I'd only fit one fuse, and it should be a slow blow type, not a fast fuse. Direct earth from...