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I've used this oil since I've owned it and had no issues. I change it every 5k though. It's served me well.

Mines almost at 150k with me doing 40k of them. I had the oil light stay on for a couple of days. Obviously checked the oil level and was ok so gave it an oil change the next weekend. That was either a coincidence or it cured it but it's never stayed on since. I do oil change it every 5k...

I'll be off the road for a few weeks, starting from Wednesday. Must get the important issues addressed:naughty

Same here. Hi. My name is Ian. Ive been clean 2 years 2 months and 24 days. :clap:clap:clap Hate faceache

The family thinks I'm nuts. Sat here shouting ' Go on T-Doug ' You nutter :lol:lol

These dont look too bad:thumb2 https://ebay.us/RjSDlE via @eBay_UK

Well done pal. I reckon gale force winds would of made it interesting...

Nice mate. People live in things like that. Full-time like

Excellent news Jim:thumb2

:thumb2 Uncle Rustic will always get a mention in posts on here. Fingers crossed for your all clear too :thumbs

Top man Jim :thumbs Spoken to Roz and family lately?

I am sure I read that you can lightly sand leds to diffuse the light so they don't give bright spots. Don't quote me on it though:lol

Nice Rick. Hope you get a few years out of it as Ray did:thumb2

Be interested to see if they get in touch with you Rick. I think it's Dan from AF who is a member on here?

Come on T-Doug. Share the wares:lol

Yes, VM does the same. I work for Openreach All new build sites have fibre direct. There's a box in the pavement with a connection, then a fibre to the property with a connection to an internal fibre cable. The same can be done if you're fed from a pole too. Broadband service does take a...

There's 2 ways for fibre broadband. Fibre directly into the property and fibre to the green cabs which then jumps onto your copper phone line. You then have a splitter/filter to divide your land line and router. The further you are from the cab, the slower your speed.

The poor old Turdano had been neglected for a while :o I too have a list of jobs. Replace steering linkages is top of the list. Remove front bumper and modify to accept a winch. Front shafts need new uj's and gaiters The sills are scabby, so cut em out. Fit manual hubs. Haven't found any yet...

Glad to hear you are positive about the future. Keep the good results rolling in:thumbs

That clacky sound. It increases with rpm? Is that at standstill or driving and under load?