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  • Dave O'Neill 207 November 2026

    The market is definitely depressed on this side of the pond.

  • anamnesis07 November 2026

    I need a new petrol filler neck 'rubber' elbow.

    SAEJ30R9 is ethanol rated.

    R6 isn't ethanol rated, according to the blurb I find online.

    Has anyone bought a new 45 filler elbow recently?

    Who from?
    How much?
    What rating?
    How's it doing?

    Ta.

  • J K Bowman07 November 2026

    Hi All
    Ive just realised what a useful source of information car adverts can be . They post so many photos for online adverts ........and bingo I've got the photo i need .
    So thanks anyway and forget this post .
    Until next time
    Cheers John B

  • J K Bowman07 November 2026

    Hi Paul,
    Yes thanks I have one and it works around the curve of the wing nicely.
    The bit I am interested in is the very end .
    Does it go down to a point or does it curve round and down to the bottom edge ?
    If it curves where does the curve start and finish .?

    The end 2" had "dissolved" so I Have new metal to play with which is too long .Just want to know where I am heading befo...

  • T Mason07 November 2026

    I must admit I never used to read the ingedients of anything and wondered why people did unless you had a particular problem but these days I do do it more now they put so much rubbish in things. I grow as much of my own vegtables as possible which helps, as well as tasting a lot better than bought stuff.

    Trev

  • anamnesis07 November 2026

    "Did you know they put fish oil in wine casks as a preservative- "

    Nope. Jeez. Now I know why I've seen some wines labled 'vegan' and 'organic'.

    Lucky for me I don't have a fish problem. But like you there must be quite a few that do, and maybe wonder why they sometimes get gut problems that don't seem to be connected to that wine they drank.

    Yep, hidden ingredients. In...

  • William Revit07 November 2026

    Packaging and it's info are sketchy at the best of times---Here in Aust. packaging is 'supposed' to tell you exactly what's inside, some chinese foods were banned because of the lack of info, so now the sneaky pricks package their stuff in NZ and then import it into Au. as packaged in NZ. It really peees me right off. I have a fish alergy or more of a compatability issue with fish products and get...

  • K G Mills07 November 2026

    Hi all,
    Advice needed.
    i am trying to arrange to have my sump removed and replaced with new gaskets and seal, because of a serious oil leak. However i don't know if anything special is required to deal with the modified front seal (which has been fitted ages ago with a Mazda transmission seal.) I have no memory of how this was done, Is that seal siliconed in and is it just a case of usin...

  • A L SLATTERY07 November 2026

    About 20 years ago I took six rear axle housings to an engineer to select the best two for conversion to Morris Minor diff centres.

    Three of the housings had up to 1/8" toe out, and three housings had up to 1/8" toe in. These are cam from derelict rusty cars or cars that had been wrecked for parts.

    With all the Y-types I have driven since 1991, some drove nice, but some drove poo...

  • Paul Barrow07 November 2026

    Hi John

    The best way to do that would be to go to B&Q and pick up one of these:

    https://www.diy.com/departments/sealey-profile-gauge-45-x-150mm-ak63/5024209039680_BQ.prd

    Then, after you take a profile of the rear wing you will have the right shape for the running board ends.

    Best wishes

    Paul

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