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The Classic Marque

"Pressing the clutch makes it disappear immediately"
Not the clutch thrust release bearing?

Where is the evidence that net zero will achieve anything other than bankruptcy?

1. There are multiple ecosystems. What is evidence that all are in terminal decline unless we achieve net zero? What is the evidence that human existence will cease?

2. Have we?

3. Are we?

Back from my travels....

"What's not to like", as I understand it, is the declining ecosystem, necessary for human life. It'll take a while, I realise, but aren't we supposed to have "borrowed" the planet from future generations so aren't we then obliged to leave it in the best shape we can?

I'm replying a bit late because I was sick with a serious skin infection. I checked to see if it also occurred in gears other than 4th: Yes, it's rpm-dependent and occurs most severely with the 3.9 differential around 2900 rpm. Pressing the clutch makes it disappear immediately. My conclusion now is that it's the engine... The engine and the lightened flywheel are balanced, but the clutch isn't.

I fit polybush.co.uk orange ones about 8 years ago still ok I think they are uk made and seemed good quality .

After watching a video on YouTube by Thomas Classic and Modern, on the subject, it looks like I need to get the cam wheel in a lathe and take off the required amount to bring the endfloat within limits. Trouble is, I Don’t have a lathe, but I think I know a man who does.

Hi folks,I've been tangled up in resolved battles with bad guys screwing up my computer world. A month or so ago someone snatched my password and ordered a bunch of things to send to Asia. Caught them and they didn't hit the Bonk of America. A week later someone hit my credit card and chewed on BofA. Had to get new cards and passwords, etc. Screwed up all credit reporting. Battling with Experian...

Doing what we can?

Who is the "we" in that?

We, in the uk, have very little impact globally now. We have already cut back so much on our polluting emissions, that it makes no sense at all for us to cut back more, and continue to damage our economy, and further drive up the cost of living.

If anything, we in the uk, can and should cut back on all the self harming net zero...

Thanks guys... Upon reflection... they really aren't that bad as such. I'm going to give them some TLC to see if I can 'revive them' a bit in the short term. It's not like I'm sitting on beer crates lol.

I think I will keep using them as they are until I can sort the final reupholster.

This is why I come to the Bulletin Board... so get feedback like yours. Thanks!