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Re: discs pads n stuff..
« Reply #15 on: 10 October 2011, 16:36:17 »

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As a note. I have started to take a lot more pictures of various car assemblies when I do a job on the cars. I guess it's the advent of decent mobile phone cameras, digital cameras and printers. It certainly takes the guess work out when re-assembling.

Me too, but I think it's due to old age and not being able to .............................. er? er? remember   ;D
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« Reply #16 on: 10 October 2011, 18:41:59 »

I had an advisory on my MOT a few weeks ago about my handbrake, so I will find out what all the fuss is about sometime in the coming months. :(

So did I last MOT (a verbal, not written  ;)) about missing reurn springs on my handbrake. I've not looked yet, but looking at EPC there doesn't appear to be any fitted anyway ........ I think Mr MOT Man is confusing the set-up with A N Other car  :-\ :-\
The spring that attaches to the mechanism where the cable attaches to?
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« Reply #17 on: 10 October 2011, 18:45:09 »

Next job is the handbrake cable replacement as its snapped.... quoted £60 to do... didnt realise it was a complicated job to do? :o
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« Reply #18 on: 10 October 2011, 18:45:55 »

And I have the part so price is to fit.
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Re: discs pads n stuff..
« Reply #19 on: 10 October 2011, 18:50:31 »

not that bad, but heat sheilds have to come off
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« Reply #20 on: 10 October 2011, 19:02:41 »

Ay and the exhaust ( acording to Haynes manual) and propshaft bearing too???
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« Reply #21 on: 10 October 2011, 19:04:53 »

Ay and the exhaust ( acording to Haynes manual) and propshaft bearing too???
Nothing too drastic - the worse is the bloody heatshields ;D

Wonder if bearing can be lowered enough without exhausts removed  :-\
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« Reply #22 on: 10 October 2011, 19:07:32 »

Is thgis because the heat shield nuts are prone to snapping? how awkward is the bearing to remove?
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« Reply #23 on: 10 October 2011, 19:47:09 »

I had an advisory on my MOT a few weeks ago about my handbrake, so I will find out what all the fuss is about sometime in the coming months. :(

So did I last MOT (a verbal, not written  ;)) about missing reurn springs on my handbrake. I've not looked yet, but looking at EPC there doesn't appear to be any fitted anyway ........ I think Mr MOT Man is confusing the set-up with A N Other car  :-\ :-\

Mr Haynes does suggest there should be a spring that fastens to the back plate  :-\

I'll look before next year's MOT ........  ;)
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« Reply #24 on: 10 October 2011, 19:50:00 »

Indeed Andy B, one each side :y
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Re: discs pads n stuff..
« Reply #25 on: 10 October 2011, 19:51:19 »

I had an advisory on my MOT a few weeks ago about my handbrake, so I will find out what all the fuss is about sometime in the coming months. :(

So did I last MOT (a verbal, not written  ;)) about missing reurn springs on my handbrake. I've not looked yet, but looking at EPC there doesn't appear to be any fitted anyway ........ I think Mr MOT Man is confusing the set-up with A N Other car  :-\ :-\

Mr Haynes does suggest there should be a spring that fastens to the back plate  :-\

I'll look before next year's MOT ........  ;)
The spring that attaches to the mechanism where the cable attaches to?

Mr Haynes does suggest there should be a spring that fastens to the back plate  :-\

I'll look before next year's MOT ........  ;)

If only I could have edited my post ........  :( :( :(
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