bitman
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Everything posted by bitman
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i had this most of the times with my diesels and actually never found it a problem. (have had diesels since 1981)
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ah ha; but my front struts are very corroded (MOT advisory) hence my question.
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those baby faces were not even born when Donna song her song
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interesting, do these fit on a MY06?
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1977 Dona with her Korg inspired by Kraftwerk http://youtu.be/C2q2bis6eLE
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just buy an 'old' banger till you have more NCB and getting older so you can then buy an otherwise you just foul your self and are funding the greedy insurance IMHO
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do a search on switches; http://uk.subaruownersclub.com/forums/topic/7040-gutted-drivers-window-stopped-working-on-my-forester/
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try to test / clean the switch first...
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handy tool to see if tires are fitting B) http://www.sizemytires.com/calculators/compare
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also if you have a sun roof... check the drains with a wire for any blockage. i clean them very year and you will be surprised to find the amount of dirt in them.
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not sure but is the aircon not located on the passenger side?
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Advice needed regarding V5 and previous owners
bitman replied to thehulkster699's topic in Junk Room
don't really see a problem here... both owners are the same person. we had the same kind of issue when i give my previous Rav 4 to my wife. two owners on the same address so in the same house hold, who cares? -
yep, yep, we love pictures anyway welcome
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drove up and down Zandvoort, NL with my Forester without any problems. only thing was that the windscreen rubber came lose what we fixed when on the Dover / Calais ferry :)
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scrape the ice of my windscreen this morning
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welcome to the Forester Club :) strange MOT tester...
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real car and better music
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a 2002 Mitsubishi L200; crap diesel engine with a design failt IMHO. this kills the crank pulley and then cutting the cam belt and the rest of the engine is then history. kicked it out of my live after 3 months what makes it also the shortest vehicle in my possession.
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yep, yep; http://www.redrubbergrease.com/tips-how-to-brake-caliper-failure-repair-with-rebuild-kit.html
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my 2002 Hilux oil filter was a dream, could be removed without spillage and easy access from above :)
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thats just a 125cc muppet on a moppet
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http://redrubbergrease.com
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oil change between the showers, Mobile Super 3000 X1 Formula FE 5W-30 oil plug way to fast and couldn't get the oil filter off due to tight. my oil filter removal band tool didn't fit due not a lot of space around the oil filter. so did only a oil change. will get another oil filter removal tool next time. getting really tired of people not knowing that you don't have to torque a oil filter with 50Nm...
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all good Gambit :) just a little warning as copper grease eats the rubber seals over time
