Catteeclan

I have to re-prime the one on the TDM, prob because it sits around for long periods.

TDM coming apart again in a bit to fit the other spark plug. Everything's wet out there but the sun's out. I've just remembered I missed a Formula E race last weekend so I'll be finding that on catch up later.

Good work Saul. He should be chuffed. .

Good idea. Hope it's warmer than here, 2 deg.

Been looking at those staple guns myself.

Resisters at a guess. Plug looked perfect. Was a denso plug, think I got them "old stock" from somewhere. Done about 5000. Dpr8ea-9, same as my Dominators which is prop the reason I only had one. I have already ordered some but thanks Bob.

Mandi and me popped out yesterday afternoon as she wanted to collect something from the Fakenham Argos, which I might add is going back. Just getting to Norwich when my TDM decided to drop a cylinder. Had a quick pull about with wires etc at the side out the road but nothing helping. Rode the bucking bronco home, which was great fun with the second cylinder bursting back into life on corners. Stripped it down this afternoon and found the plug had given up. Only had one in stock so I'm going to have to go in again to sort the other. Try and get out again in the week to double check. Can't remember the last time I had a plug pack up.

If you adjust any clearances you'll have to do the balance again but you know you way round that now.

Not a mondeo

Today I've been under a 1954 Austin A40 fitting a stainless exhaust which didn't fit that well but job done. I should have taken a pic of the under side as it's like it left the factory. How's them shingles @boboneleg, hope you're recovering well.

Sounds flooded, floor the throttle and keep it turning. Sometimes when the plugs get wet it travels through to the lambda prob. I've had to take it and the plugs out to dry off.

And today?.....the Dacia won't start! Did you remember to reconnect the tank sender, just incase it's also a pump.

You expect to much

I knew when I posted that who and what would be the response would be.

Well done Pedro, looks like he's made himself feel at home.