Posted: Wed Mar 19, 2014 3:03 pm
Time to check your front engine mount, I reckon...
I tigersealed the front one, but never got round to doing any of the others
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Re: Luke's winter project.
Posted: Thu Mar 20, 2014 9:47 pm
Ooh, that reminds me.
I tigersealed the front one, but never got round to doing any of the others
I tigersealed the front one, but never got round to doing any of the others
Re: Luke's winter project.
Posted: Wed May 07, 2014 8:44 pm
Serviced the Lude the other weekend, including its first spark plug change since I've owned her.
Seems a lot more responsive
Seems a lot more responsive
Posted: Wed May 07, 2014 11:58 pm
Wonder why that is?
Re: Luke's winter project.
Posted: Mon Jul 07, 2014 9:26 pm
I had some issues at the weekend on the way to Japshow, car was missing and a little hesitant. I had assumed the dizzy was on the way out.
I read my CEL codes, and its a code 1, which is O2 sensor.
I wouldn't have expected that to cause the issues I had, but hey ho. I believe I have a spare in the garage somewhere, if I can free it from an old downpipe
I read my CEL codes, and its a code 1, which is O2 sensor.
I wouldn't have expected that to cause the issues I had, but hey ho. I believe I have a spare in the garage somewhere, if I can free it from an old downpipe
Posted: Mon Jul 07, 2014 9:56 pm
Nice way to bring the lude back to life!
Re: Luke's winter project.
Posted: Sat Oct 04, 2014 8:32 pm
Well with a few generous doses of Redex, the 02 sensor hasn't misbehaved at all.
Fixed
Fixed
Posted: Sat Oct 04, 2014 9:10 pm
maybe changing the plugs showed up the o2 sensor
Posted: Thu Aug 20, 2015 10:35 pm
Bump
Literally.
The only consolation is that I came off slightly better from the collision
Transit smashed his radiator too, so had to be towed
On my end, bumper and boot lid obviously, but also the rear panel is bent in. Noticeably less of a gap between the boot lid and lights, which are now bending inwards. It could be repaired, but it would be a more involved job than before, which was just panel replacement and hammer work.
As such, it was time to say goodbye
Some people might say this was a little overdue, and they may well have been right, but they can still go sit on one.
For all its faults, for all its impracticalities, I enjoyed every moment I spent driving it, and (almost) every moment spent working on it.
She was no supermodel, but she had all the right curves.
She was no powerhouse, but she could still punch.
Lude, I will miss you.
Literally.
The only consolation is that I came off slightly better from the collision
Transit smashed his radiator too, so had to be towed
On my end, bumper and boot lid obviously, but also the rear panel is bent in. Noticeably less of a gap between the boot lid and lights, which are now bending inwards. It could be repaired, but it would be a more involved job than before, which was just panel replacement and hammer work.
As such, it was time to say goodbye
Some people might say this was a little overdue, and they may well have been right, but they can still go sit on one.
For all its faults, for all its impracticalities, I enjoyed every moment I spent driving it, and (almost) every moment spent working on it.
She was no supermodel, but she had all the right curves.
She was no powerhouse, but she could still punch.
Lude, I will miss you.
Posted: Thu Aug 20, 2015 10:37 pm
Ah bollocks. Another one bummed to death 