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  • BUSHWHACKER
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    Originally posted by gwh200 View Post
    He did retire at 20,000. If memory serves, he bid us all adieu, thanked us all for the fish, and drank budweiser in a caravan.
    I was reborn as a Lexurfinator.

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  • gwh200
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    He did retire at 20,000. If memory serves, he bid us all adieu, thanked us all for the fish, and drank budweiser in a caravan.

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  • flounderbout
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    Originally posted by BUSHWHACKER View Post
    Brake caliper sticking on the passenger side, common problem.
    The experts will be along shortly...
    ...25,000 posts, 25 THOUSAND!
    You da Prof, Prof!

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  • BUSHWHACKER
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    Originally posted by Hesh View Post

    From the test drive, i havea question. the steering wasnt quite right, with the truck pulling tothe curb. whats the first things to look for when i get under and have a good poke around? (tires have seen better days so i thought it may be that and for the price i wasnt fussed)

    si

    Brake caliper sticking on the passenger side, common problem.

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  • Hesh
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    pictures!

    I am the third uk owner. She's up and running as soon as i get insurence sorted .(waiting on Aplan to get back to me)











    like i said shes a little rough round the edges but with some tlc and effort she will be great.

    timing belt light is on. how do i check the timing belt to make sure that what I've been told (that its been changed and is fine, just light wasnt knocked off) is right?

    si

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  • dieselboy
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    Originally posted by marcdtr View Post
    Welcome

    as for your steering as an idea mines a 1995/M 3.0 auto i have just done

    inner & outer track rods both sides
    idler arm
    pit arm

    all for around £180 from roughtrax plus £30 for tracking the fronts

    So its not really killing the bank

    Wheel bearings and ball joints next, they cost a little more but not to bad.

    Get yours up in the air and check for play on all the above it might just be the pit arm
    As this person said!

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  • Hesh
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    Originally posted by marcdtr View Post
    Welcome

    as for your steering as an idea mines a 1995/M 3.0 auto i have just done

    inner & outer track rods both sides
    idler arm
    pit arm

    all for around £180 from roughtrax plus £30 for tracking the fronts

    So its not really killing the bank

    Wheel bearings and ball joints next, they cost a little more but not to bad.

    Get yours up in the air and check for play on all the above it might just be the pit arm
    thanks i'll check it out asap.

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  • marcdtr
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    Welcome

    as for your steering as an idea mines a 1995/M 3.0 auto i have just done

    inner & outer track rods both sides
    idler arm
    pit arm

    all for around £180 from roughtrax plus £30 for tracking the fronts

    So its not really killing the bank

    Wheel bearings and ball joints next, they cost a little more but not to bad.

    Get yours up in the air and check for play on all the above it might just be the pit arm

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  • Hesh
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    Originally posted by POPEYE View Post
    Was it the one in the link you deleated? if you got it for around that 800 quid mark you did well, it'll tidy up ok and you can then apply to join the "shineys" (dont be tempted by the dirty side) that path only leads to expensive repairs, bad langauge, and humilation of being pulled out the $hit by a landrover
    thats the one, offered the owner £800 cash. i nearly fell over when he said yes.

    the ebay page has been taken down, hence the removed link. i tried to copy pictures but alas no luck.

    It'll clean up nice enough, though i didnt wanta pristine one, as she will be getting her boots muddy. (and i have two shiney nissans of the skyline persuasion to polish already!)

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  • POPEYE
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    Was it the one in the link you deleated? if you got it for around that 800 quid mark you did well, it'll tidy up ok and you can then apply to join the "shineys" (dont be tempted by the dirty side) that path only leads to expensive repairs, bad langauge, and humilation of being pulled out the $hit by a landrover

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  • JUDWAK
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    concratz dude hope its all works good for you
    could do with some pics tho

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  • Twisted Instigator
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    Hello & welcome to the nut house!

    As he said, the experts will be along soon no doubt!

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  • puddlesurfer
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    Congratulations - experts will be along soon, possibly tracking though

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  • Hesh
    started a topic I got one!

    I got one!

    I am the proud new owner of a nice m reg surf 3.0 auto in blue. well chuffed!

    deposit paid today and pic her up on thursday or friday.

    Shes a bit scruffy, but has a full years mot, 6 months tax, and all the bits and bobs work.

    i'll put pics up when i get her on Friday, and tell you more then.

    From the test drive, i havea question. the steering wasnt quite right, with the truck pulling tothe curb. whats the first things to look for when i get under and have a good poke around? (tires have seen better days so i thought it may be that and for the price i wasnt fussed)

    si
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