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must be a tb42 thing, my fuel gauge light never came on either. The most I've ever had to put in was 79ltrs, so that would have left approx 16ltrs of fuel in the tank (gauge reading on empty)

I think with mine when the light comes on I have 15LTRS left.
so about 100 ks
Temp of fuel going in might be a factor too cold fuel more ltrs

It is almost impossible to

get an accurate reading

with the Q's standard system.

With fluctuations in

the supply voltage etc,

Drive it till you see the light or till you run out of fuel.....

Rust protection goes like this:
1. make it clean.
2. Penetrol goes on.
3. Gal epoxy enamel goes on.

This is one of the nest combinations I've ever used.

Just saying.

Well that's about as good as it will ever look...578685786957870


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Pretty sure mine is untouched I'll have a look for you

EDIT;; looks about the same as above pic ,even has pink paint on it

Hope this is what you were after.

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Fitted a custom made cilinder to the tierod.
http://i251.photobucket.com/albums/gg316/Jan145/P1060662.jpg

i had to grind a bit of the diff carrier to fit the cilinder....

Just for harder to reach places, like chassis rail or cross members, just for experimental sake

Just having a stab in the dark, but im guessing Ben is asking about a rust inhibitor that can be painted. Say you wanted touch up your bull bar or rock sliders, something that will protect the steel...

I've found Lanotec works well not sure how long it lasts though.
enviromentally friendly too, has a thousand uses,
always have a can on hand.

Could you use your mix with a spray bottle or is it...

the story continus

I got cut out fender flares from Iceland
http://i251.photobucket.com/albums/gg316/Jan145/P9180095.jpg

test fitted the massive flares and cut out the fenders...

Hello

Here is the complete rebiuld off my 1991 y60.

I own it for a few years now

this is when i bought it
http://i251.photobucket.com/albums/gg316/Jan145/nissanoud1.jpg

this is what it...

Nice!

Pleased to be part of the process. :) ha ha