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Estate work
« on: 16 July 2008, 17:17:38 »

had the estate, or, as the wife calls it the state for a few weeks now.
Have managed to do over the past week: Cambelt change inc waterpump, coolant system flush and change, cam cover gasket, new plugs, oil and filter change and changed to CDX alloys. Cleaned breathers, and throttle body.

i am well chuffed with myself! Even enjoyed it and did not get stressed! (much!) Just got the rear right wheel bearing and then the cosmetics take precedence.

Thanks to all who have helped me be able to do this for the first time  :y
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Re: Estate work
« Reply #1 on: 16 July 2008, 17:21:09 »

Well done nursey.You are a credit to OOF.
If i ask you nicely will you do my miggy for free. :-* :-* :-* :-* :-*

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Re: Estate work
« Reply #2 on: 16 July 2008, 17:24:58 »

Well done that man. :y :y :y You're a braver man than me, but then car mechanics are a foreign language to me! :-[
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Re: Estate work
« Reply #3 on: 16 July 2008, 17:30:28 »

They are to me too!! Although getting a bit braver. Didnt help when I lost a bolt, but managed to replace after a few days  :D

Looking foward to the next job  ;)
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Re: Estate work
« Reply #4 on: 16 July 2008, 17:44:19 »

Congrats ... good work  :y :y :y :y :y
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Re: Estate work
« Reply #5 on: 16 July 2008, 17:49:24 »

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They are to me too!! Although getting a bit braver. Didnt help when I lost a bolt, but managed to replace after a few days  :D

Looking foward to the next job  ;)


Well done that man! you say you lost a bolt....I'm impressed I always have some over when I've finished :P
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Re: Estate work
« Reply #6 on: 16 July 2008, 17:57:49 »

i lost a bolt as well today.the one that connects the front brake lever to the master cylinder on my bike,and i was riding it at the time.30 seconds earlier i was doing.......fast. :o :o ......no constipation problems for me for a while  :D...in fact a visit to kalvin klien supplies is now a matter of urgency. ;D
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Re: Estate work
« Reply #7 on: 16 July 2008, 19:04:17 »

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Well done that man. :y :y :y You're a braver man than me, but then car mechanics are a foreign language to me! :-[

Well done Mr Nurse  :y :y

You should have a go bob.......I hadnt done any car mechanics for years until I got the omega......watching the mechanics in the garage i sometimes take it to....I often think blimey thats not difficult......and with help from here  :y its not too difficult to do the easy jobs  :)

I think the longest job ive done...was to change the blower fan when it packed up......3 hours to get it out....and another 3 hours to put the 'new' one in  :-[ But i got there in the end.
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Re: Estate work
« Reply #8 on: 16 July 2008, 20:01:49 »

Is there no end to your talents.  Well done matey.  :y :y
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Re: Estate work
« Reply #9 on: 16 July 2008, 20:05:48 »

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Is there no end to your talents.  Well done matey.  :y :y



 ;D ;D ;D You wouldnt believe it mate  ;D ;D ;D
Yeah right!! Would love to have talent at something  ::)
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Re: Estate work
« Reply #10 on: 16 July 2008, 20:12:46 »

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had the estate, or, as the wife calls it the state for a few weeks now.
Have managed to do over the past week: Cambelt change inc waterpump, coolant system flush and change, cam cover gasket, new plugs, oil and filter change and changed to CDX alloys. Cleaned breathers, and throttle body.

i am well chuffed with myself! Even enjoyed it and did not get stressed! (much!) Just got the rear right wheel bearing and then the cosmetics take precedence.

Thanks to all who have helped me be able to do this for the first time  :y

Blimey Psychnurse! :o :o  You have been busy and well done!! :y :y

After reading all this what is installing a new HBV to you; nothing! 8-) 8-)............ so come down and do mine please!  Trying hard not to break my nails, so you will do nicely!! ;D ;D ;D ;)


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Re: Estate work
« Reply #11 on: 16 July 2008, 20:14:51 »

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had the estate, or, as the wife calls it the state for a few weeks now.
Have managed to do over the past week: Cambelt change inc waterpump, coolant system flush and change, cam cover gasket, new plugs, oil and filter change and changed to CDX alloys. Cleaned breathers, and throttle body.

i am well chuffed with myself! Even enjoyed it and did not get stressed! (much!) Just got the rear right wheel bearing and then the cosmetics take precedence.

Thanks to all who have helped me be able to do this for the first time  :y

Blimey Psychnurse! :o :o  You have been busy and well done!! :y :y

After reading all this what is installing a new HBV to you; nothing! 8-) 8-)............ so come down and do mine please!  Trying hard not to break my nails, so you will do nicely!! ;D ;D ;D ;)






 ;D ;D Would love too!! But I might break my nails too  ;D ;D Not done an HBV.... wish mine would go  ;)
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Re: Estate work
« Reply #12 on: 16 July 2008, 23:46:25 »

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i lost a bolt as well today.the one that connects the front brake lever to the master cylinder on my bike,and i was riding it at the time.30 seconds earlier i was doing.......fast. :o :o ......no constipation problems for me for a while  :D...in fact a visit to kalvin klien supplies is now a matter of urgency. ;D

I found it, I found it   ;D ;D ;D

So you crushed the frame with your arse then mate eh :o  sounds like you were lucky...
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Re: Estate work
« Reply #13 on: 16 July 2008, 23:51:46 »

how the break did you find that ? :o :o....it was a biggish moment.i was just slowing down coming towards the 30 zone luckily.much stamping on gear lever and rear brake pedal.then the last mile back home very gingerly. then change of clothing  :)
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Re: Estate work
« Reply #14 on: 17 July 2008, 00:04:38 »

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how the break did you find that ? :o :o....it was a biggish moment.i was just slowing down coming towards the 30 zone luckily.much stamping on gear lever and rear brake pedal.then the last mile back home very gingerly. then change of clothing  :)

Cause I'm Ace ;D

You were lucky mate glad you are ok though, clothing you can change :)


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