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Oh Dear,have I upset a couple of unitary construction boys ! These are the grommets drivewasher. You can normally fit a brake union through them. No one is making them anymore.[frame] http://mmoc.org.uk/mbimage.php?src=1421438422_2575 [/frame] The one I received, obviously wrong, fitted in the hole...

I have had terrible trouble with grommets on my resto from the same supplier not being same as described or just pure crap. The tie plate ones I tried to stretch over the union nuts the grommet just split! I did eventually manage to get the wrong one on. The petrol pump wire grommet was the one that...

With side valves particularly, it's great practice to re-torque relatively often. There's no need to remove rocker covers, or reset the valve gaps to do it, it couldn't really be easier. I've worked on primarily Second World War American side valves, and was common practice for me as part of a serv...

Do a compression test first, just to confirm your theory

It doesn't! Water is heavier than petrol or indeed oil. Just weigh a gallon of petrol then a gallon of oil.
That's why oil slicks float.

the forum software changed the other way of spelling testicles to FOOTBALLS for some reason!

people that buy fuel from supermarkets are more than likely the same sort of people that buy 'winter' tyres. I suppose some people have to keep these companies alive with there custom. wondered why my company fuel card is only valid for use at shell, esso, bp and Texaco and none of the supermarkets...

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To me, thats all testicals! Especially on vehicle tanks. The pick in a tank is NOT at the bottom like the plug hole in a bath.It's raised OFF the bottom so as not to pick up anything lurking on the bottom being low on fuel level won't affect muck on the bottom, after all if it can't float it will al...

As my long departed Dad used to say, " It say OMO on the back of buses, BUT they don't take washing in!"

oh, we are always at those stations and always a few of the pumps seem toalways have those nozzle locks on

is that T1 or T2 station

|And an advantage with supermarkets is you can get your nibbles and pop at the proper low price rather than greatly inflaited at petrol stations and don't get me started about motorway stealers!!

Go to any refinery, Stanlow, Ellesmere port is near us. You WILL see the supermarket tankers filling up with the petrol companies tankers it,s all the same. Only difference is the supermarkets provide the haulier to deliver to their stations

I have found you can rust proof inside the chassis legs two ways, one is to drill 10mm holes in the engine bay above the chassis legs and inject the potion of your choice, then use rubber plugs to seal the hole, the second way is to remove the gearbox cover and again inject the potion of choice. If...

A small trailer with basic lights IE a light board will draw 6.5 amps with the side ligts on brake lights on (at junction) and 1 indicator. If the trailer has marker lights etc then its more

The OP probably knows that no tax disc is req, I would suspect he's displaying a replica of the original tax disc that was on his van in the year it was registered. Not having to display a valid disc means this can now be done.

Don't they go just in the bottom holes? I bought some and didn't use them cos I had enough origonal old ones for 1 door but the other door was a van door so didn't need them. Only discovered this after I bought them. I'll measure them with a vernier if you like. If they are ok I'll post em for postage

Bolt for the wing will doooo!

Is it in the UK? Could it be Australia?

Here you go have a read of this

http://www.mig-welding.co.uk/paint-stripping.htm