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Zippy765 should be able to help, He is a Caravan Engineer. :eek: That's the stuff :clap:thumbs

I packed under the seal with caravan mastic, strip rather than using a gun. Worked on my old 2.7 Tdi for over 7 years, probably still works wherever she is now.

Confused Did you pm Dave or me :confused: I would prefer some chrome caps and carpet clips rather than the A frame :) Thanks all the same, not many people pm me.

I only wear black stockings at the weekend :o Someone must have the chrome centres with all the breakers on here :nenau I will pay upfront - Honest :thumb2

For 3.0 SWB 52 Plate: Chrome centres for rear alloys, 2 beige fir tree clips to hold the carpet to the back seats, power socket cover for rear of glove box, tool kit in wallet, right hand side indicator. My son got some dark glass units to replace the side indicator repeaters on his Clio...

Pass the Port Port - Left - Red, Starboard (Stbd) - Right - Green :thumb2 Sorry, hold habits and all that. Ships (Roman Galleys) used to have a steering paddle/ board (Steerboard) on the right side (because people are mainly right handed) therefore they tied up at the Port on the left side...

Wiring I do not post much these days but I can not let this one pass. Please do not use domestic wiring :eek:. The sleeving on domestic cable is not designed for the abrasion and fluid contamination of a vehicle. I have recently rewired two T2 for caravan 13 pin sockets and found these...

Also interested in trim clips, white ones that attach the solid panels and beige fir tree for the boot carpet (seat back) for 52 plate SWB

Would like the stereo surround. How do you want paid - Paypal?

Look forward to it. :homer :beerchug:

Don't forget to order your toy :thumb2:thumb2 They do take a while to turn up though.

Started in the good old US of A, I believe. They have lots of pickups and the workers would put the dismountable on the back and use it to sleep in as they crossed miles to the jobs. Once there they could dismount their sleeping accom and use the pick up for work.

No it was cross threaded, I have been a Navy Air Engineer for 40 Years (32 years RN, 8 Years a civvy) and deal almost exclusively with alloy material the other threads are OK. Not wanting to teach granny to suck eggs, If you tap the union lightly all the way round and apply lubricant to the...

Any decent mail order outlets for your beer?

Just before I got rid of my RAV 4, I had a puncture in one. No spare so I used the sealant :thumb2. Drove to ATS, £180 :eek: - checked all around locally no real difference in price - need the car so I said OK. Fitter came out "sir all your tyres are cracked and need replacing" :eek::eek::eek...

I thought that was to tell you that you had reached full lock. :lol:lol

Happy Afternoon OK, just spent my afternoon off removing the radiator etc, discovered you can not remove the condenser that way :o:o The car is now back together, good part is the coolant has now been replaced, bad thing the condenser is still in car. :rolleyes: My next attack will be to...

Welcome Best of luck :thumb2

Welcome Picked my 3.0 SVE up a few weeks back, after lots of years with a 2.7. Love it :thumbs

12 Years with the same 2.7 Tdi, I could hear the just audible high pitched whine as the turbo came in. Now I have a 3.0 I was going to ask if you are supposed to hear it or has my turbo packed up :( :confused: