removing engine
#22
Originally Posted by Mistress Quickly,Feb 9 2011, 10:58 AM
You’ve got to admit that these youngsters/chavs aren’t afraid to have a go.
Couple their enthusiasm with the experience of the old-timers and we could see some really exciting results.
I’ve noticed a bit of give and take already and the standards of literacy have improved greatly in threads like this recently.
Hope it's second time lucky for your replacement engine. Don’t be tempted to sticker bomb your engine bay while it is empty though.
Couple their enthusiasm with the experience of the old-timers and we could see some really exciting results.
I’ve noticed a bit of give and take already and the standards of literacy have improved greatly in threads like this recently.
Hope it's second time lucky for your replacement engine. Don’t be tempted to sticker bomb your engine bay while it is empty though.
im actually a research and development technician so not shy with the spanners
You wil be happy to know that the engine bay is not being sticker bombed but check out my other thread for my ideas
#23
Originally Posted by veehexx,Feb 9 2011, 11:18 AM
would you remove the engine again, rob? looks straight forward, but so do alot of things. in reality things dont always go to plan or schedule.
I could do a second one much quicker now i have the experience of doing mine.
I also have over 70 photo's of the experience aswell
#24
Originally Posted by AquilaEagle,Feb 9 2011, 11:20 AM
with you MQ
I feel sorry for rob, he's had a shit time engine wise, but you cannot fault his enthusiasm and determination to get it sorted, and on a budget. Having kinda been through this, I know how stressful it is, and I just left it in someone else's hands to do!
Well done rob, and you know where to come when you need advice. (Call MB round, he's not far away )
I feel sorry for rob, he's had a shit time engine wise, but you cannot fault his enthusiasm and determination to get it sorted, and on a budget. Having kinda been through this, I know how stressful it is, and I just left it in someone else's hands to do!
Well done rob, and you know where to come when you need advice. (Call MB round, he's not far away )
#25
Feck me, your surname isn' The-Bruce is it? Big points for determination and resolve to get this sorted, especially after a major setback! Hope the new new engine works out for you
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