Omega Owners Forum
Chat Area => General Car Chat => Topic started by: Jimbob on 19 November 2009, 19:01:24
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Well thats it ready and loaded up..
Off to swap boxes tomorrow.
fingers crossed my mini refurb was ok and this is a good box :y
hope the weather is reasonable too!
bloody heavy on your own those boxes....least there is no atf in it!
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good luck :y
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thanks for reminding me jimbob, ive got mine to do & ive got to find some help as last time it damn near killed me :D :(
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Where are you doing it JB
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top of moel famau!
friend of a friend with a 4 post lift etc :y
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Nice one, be careful you dont get blown away ;D ;D
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All done,
inside so the weather didnt matter.
not a bad job once you get into it :y
I do not know how the old box was still in one piece....
The gearbox we removed was not original.....
It wasn't off a 3.0L....
It wasn't an AR35....
It was an AR25 of a 2.5!!!!!
Ive done 40 odd thou on that box....its never been great, I don't hang about either....How it is in one piece I'll never know :o
Still, nice younger AR35 fitted and running well :D
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Yet another 'surprise' bodge on your car from a previous owner sorted.
I assume the coolant level etc is all ok now still?
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Yet another 'surprise' bodge on your car from a previous owner sorted.
I assume the coolant level etc is all ok now still?
yes spot on cheers, not lost a drop.
bit of a dribble of oil somewhere passenger side though.
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Ohhh and Mark...guess what we found.... :D :D :D
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Don't tell me you've found Mark virginity ::)
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Don't tell me you've found Mark virginity ::)
Nah, that was lost a long time ago ;D ;D ;D
no finding that again ;D ;D ;D
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No doubt found one of DTM's missing sockets/spanners/<insert any tool here>
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I'd lost a 3/8's bar and Mark an E10 socket....both turned up under the engine 100's of miles later :D
how they were still there I've no idea!