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Don't know how I missed this thread Tony, probably because I only look at the end of some threads and not the beginning.:1087:
Tony what can I say, you have done a bloody brilliant job here mate, well done:clapping::clapping::clapping::thumbup::thumbu p::thumbup:
Thanks Wayne, there's still more to add to it when get time and feel better.
Tony
Thanks Tony, I'm a novice at all this but I did enjoy the knowledge you imparted with everyone here. I'll look at some of these for my preventative maintainance issues. I have a power steering leak I need to stop topping up and do something about and you gave me some ideas...thanks mate.
As many of the others have said, I skipped over this thread too...Bum... I just bought some hoses today and some more power steering fluid.
I'm thinking the fluid that has showered over the old hoses has made them soft and swollen slightly. Don't fear...i'm on it now...thanks Tony.
"Baileys"
Thanks Lloyd for starting this tread...It was really helpful.
Tony,
Totally concur with everyone elses comments above. Great post, heaps of good info. Can't thank you enough
Rick
thanks tony .as a novice everything is a bit overwhelming but youve pulled it apart bit by bit to make it easier,ned
Tony thanks for a fantastic series of posts.
I've had my GQ for 3 yrs now and have done bugger all preventative maintainence on it. It started out as a workhorse, but now its a weekend plaything.
Now thanks to your extremely informative posts I know where to start and what to look for.
Once again, thanks.
How about removing the fuel tank for a cleaning once a year or so? Is that recommended?
That depends on how clean the fuel is in your part of the world, but it's not necessary in Australia.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mrowka
Tony
WOW!! Top effort mate and a top read!!