Picked it up from the beaters last night all clean and shiny. Left work just after the down pour and now it needs a wash.[emoji17]
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Picked it up from the beaters last night all clean and shiny. Left work just after the down pour and now it needs a wash.[emoji17]
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What was it in there for?Quote:
Originally Posted by jay see
Slight argument with a tree while I was on the high country trip earlier this year. Which was 4 weeks after I got it back from the kangaroo argument. No more arguing for me.
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Fitted up the new grooved and dimpled rotors and pads on all corners
Fresh oil , fresh filters all 'round. Gave the engine bay a wash , dry and a good coat of CRC.
The starter motor , radius arm and diff are seasoned again.
Those who changed TD filters before , will understand. [emoji1787]
Drivetrain oils later today.
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Got a set of fresh new shoes fitted. Mickey ATZ P3's, in 33". Identical like-for-like rubber to what was on the car for the last nearly 80k. Absolutely loved the tyres so, it was a no brainer to get a fresh set of same same. What I cannot believe is how smooth the car is now on road after they were fitted and everything was aligned.
The little bit of 85-90 wobble that was there is now entirely ironed out. On the highway the car is so so smooth! Absolutely stoked !!
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Sat thru 2 hours of BIG TED GOES TO THE ZOO instead of fiddling on the beast - what we do to keep the peace with the grandkids.
Baby TB45 SWB Maverick and I both totally crapped our nappies in the local Hills today [emoji24]
Two trucks approaching at circa 80kmph each with a huge line of traffic behind them city bound just after the big climb out of our valley.
First truck lost a trailer spare tyre from underneath which kicked his entire empty arse end out of control with full cudos to the next trailing tandem/trailer Legend for dodging the chaos instantly [emoji120][emoji120][emoji106][emoji106]
FWIW: Not one, yes not #1, farkstick SUV driver helped drag shit off the road to help their fellow/follow acquaintances enroute to Starbucks [emoji23]
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It’s gunna finally hit a steady 25C with above 50% humidity again in the Mexicano hills next week. Luckily squeezed in a late city holidays forthcoming booking for both Y60’s for some A/C gas bubble windows clearing desperately noticed needed [emoji23]
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High 30's & 40% to 90% humidity here. Need full gas windows here, especially in the tractor sitting in a mobile greenhouse.Quote:
Originally Posted by MB