What have you done to your car today?
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Spot on - how are you supposed to apply makeup and drink coffee if two hands are required?1536Z4 said:
North West Surrey
Did battle with the hateful headlamp washers! :evil:
They're pointless things, I've never had issues seeing due to dirty headlamps. The only time I used them on an unlit road I had more of a problem seeing when they were working.
Passenger side was leaking when I got the car so I bought a used pair on here complete with hoses luckily.
Ross at RBM swapped the leaking one for me and I sold the drivers' side to another forum member then pulled Fuse 40 to stop the covers or jets flying off!
Then last week I took the car out and low washer fluid warning light came on. When I got home I stuck a litre of water in the reservoir and the next day there was a puddle under the passenger side headlamp washer.
Had a root in the garage and found those used hoses. Disconnected the hose from the headlamp washer pump and attached one of the spares after winding a bolt into the other end. Put a litre of water in and 3 hours later the level hadn't dropped so it looks like I've cracked it.
Just in time because I didn't fancy driving up to do Northumbria and the Scottish Lowlands run next weekend without screen washers.
They're pointless things, I've never had issues seeing due to dirty headlamps. The only time I used them on an unlit road I had more of a problem seeing when they were working.
Passenger side was leaking when I got the car so I bought a used pair on here complete with hoses luckily.
Ross at RBM swapped the leaking one for me and I sold the drivers' side to another forum member then pulled Fuse 40 to stop the covers or jets flying off!
Then last week I took the car out and low washer fluid warning light came on. When I got home I stuck a litre of water in the reservoir and the next day there was a puddle under the passenger side headlamp washer.
Had a root in the garage and found those used hoses. Disconnected the hose from the headlamp washer pump and attached one of the spares after winding a bolt into the other end. Put a litre of water in and 3 hours later the level hadn't dropped so it looks like I've cracked it.
Just in time because I didn't fancy driving up to do Northumbria and the Scottish Lowlands run next weekend without screen washers.
jenniferlouise said:
Not sure what you mean :? Just for confirmation the reason I posted the photo was to show anyone else that is going to use a cheese wire to cut through sealant to be more careful than I was . In a moment of excitement to get the final bit finished I twisted my hand round to go through a tricky corner and stupidly caught my wrist on the wire .
1536Z4 said:
It's an unfortunate spot too. I have a cat and had light scratch marks all on my wrist from her cute aggression..
A religious colleague noticed it and offered me Jesus' services for my demons. That was an interesting conversation..
Picked up a Supersprint X-pipe and pair or rear race silencers from @louie on here.
Finally got round to fitting it. Looking forward to hearing it paired with the csl box
The Old
The New
Also changed the gearbox oil to another up the shifting in time for some summer road trips.
Finally got round to fitting it. Looking forward to hearing it paired with the csl box
The Old
The New
Also changed the gearbox oil to another up the shifting in time for some summer road trips.
When we first got our German Shepherd puppy, god he was soooo cute, he used to bite everything including my sons wrists, one day at school a teacher asked him why he had all these scratches on his wrists, thought he was self harming.FunkyGBrown said:1536Z4 said:
It's an unfortunate spot too. I have a cat and had light scratch marks all on my wrist from her cute aggression..
A religious colleague noticed it and offered me Jesus' services for my demons. That was an interesting conversation..
Sacramento, CA
