Snow Foamed it. I started off jetwashing an outdoor table so we could bring it indoors and got a bit sidetracked into doing all three cars. It started dropping hail half way through.
This must be what Sunday is like for people who aren't on call 24/7. Bliss!
I find it handy when looking for the kerb... but yes is must be a real pain if reversing a trailer.
Nicely done! How big is the LPG tank?
They threatened roadblocks round here but I haven't seen one yet. I filled up with gas at the big ASDA just outside York (Monks Cross) and they had people standing all round the car park with their trolleys, spaced at 2m. That was a massive queue, I'm glad we've got little local shops out here in the sticks.
Oof, that's a bit of a list... good luck!
While not as satisfying as a bank of aux gauges, the torque app and a bluetooth OBDII connector will give you the actual readings the sensors are seeing. If you have a phone mount in your P38 it's really handy for seeing information while on the move and can even graph outputs for later examination.
Agreed. I loved my manual E30, E39, E46 but the Jeep XJ and the Range Rover P38 are definitely Autos.
Your above average English is above average even for the English!
The viscous can be quite dangerous if you leave it as long as me and end up with the front driveshaft falling off on the move. Luckily I was doing 2mph at the time but it could have been a lot worse.
I drove mine too. The horsetails hanging out of the exhaust are growing on me!
(but I've found the receipt and the garage should replace them under warranty)
When it comes to doing Crazy Sh** in a P38 I don't think there's much we can tell this guy :)
We're both WFH tomorrow. This might be a bit strange!
Get back to the UK - that tour isn't going ahead. Or get to NZ - whichever has the best healthcare.
We use Kitchen Roll for dog disasters - easier to get hold of too!
Honestly, I hadn't even considered the internal lubrication of the gearbox. I thought the ATF would circulate whenever the engine is running - is this not so?
I don't understand the obsession with bogroll. It's not exactly an apocalypse item - there's usually a shower your loo in most houses anyway. And a washing machine come to that.
Having said that, I actually went into a supermarket yesterday (normally I do click and collect) and yes, there was very little bogroll left. There was some, but only the own brand stuff.
I've bought in some extra goods, mainly for freezing. It's definitely not enough to feed the family for two weeks but maybe 3-4 days if we don't get bored of baked beans :) I'm going on the assumption that there will still be mains power but supermarket deliveries will get a bit spotty.
I got some flour and yeast so we can bake bread - but I like fresh bread anyway :)
Our local hardware shop has been doing a roaring trade in domestic freezers....
He won't be the last - but wish him the best from me. I hope he gets over it and is able to post a detailed report because we're all going to get it at some point.
Not found one yet, and one of mine is past its best. I noticed during the rebuild but I couldn't get three really nice ones out of the two blocks I had to hand.
Always a good feeling! Congrats :)
I've still got a pair of the wrong filters... reading all the above I think they're about to get filed under Can't Be Arsed... :O
ROFL, bad man George! Everybody needs somebody :)