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I managed to do my mini filter last week without moving anything.:thumb2 Just be mindful of the two copper sealing washers, one each side of the banjo, I nearly lost one.:doh It is a bit of a fiddly job, but possible. Also check INSIDE the banjo bolt, mine had a filter inside it that has never...

That's it, another 12 months MOT. :clap One advisory for offside rear anti-roll bar linkage, has slight play in ball, I'll treat her to a new pair.:thumbs Why do MOT's bring on anxiety attacks. :lol

Me too.:hide:

Is it the bush in the pedal? :nenau

Was he fishing for condiments.:augie

It could be your tyres.:nenau

There's not a lot you can do with a MAF, visual inspection for cleanliness and a spray with electrical contact spray, do not touch the wires with your fingers. If it's running OK I would leave well alone.:thumb2 If you suspect the MAF is faulty, a new replacement is the only guaranteed fix.:eek:

The TL was a bit of a animal when it was first brought out, they tamed it slightly on the second model. A mate of mine wrote two of the first ones off, he was a nutter.:doh

Padgets of Batley?

It could very well have one. :nenau I've just done mine today and it was different to the other ones I've seen.:eek: Also did it without moving anything.:doh The filter was inside the banjo nut itself and not in the hole it goes into, no springs to worry about. Easily spotted by the brass top...

Don't you just love happy endings.:thumbs

I've just done mine, had a puddle in the passenger foot-well. :eek: Did the panels under the wipers (both of them), just in case, also removed the rubber grommet in the foot-well to drain any water out. Then did the back door, sealed all the way round the inner trim and under the plastic...

That is looking brilliant! :thumbs :popcrn Edit: Are you going to wrap the frond end tube with steel/ally, or leave it as it is?

Solid, that should make you feel a bit better.:augie

Well said.:thumbs Hope you all have a cool Yule. :beer: :splif

That could be it Clivvy, especially after driving a car for a few months. Plus Terrano speedo's are not the most reliable or accurate, I find the rev counter is best.:thumbs Set yourself a minimum number of revs for each gear, keep it simple.

Mine too. :thumbs These young uns don't know how to live on the edge.:augie

I used that bracket to zip-tie the new rubber hose to. It just coincides with the female metal end of the hose, it'll become clear once you're under the truck.:doh

Purple. :thumb2

It's 8mm. :thumb2