chris r
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I love how all lots of the broken stuff has broken exactly the same as my old 70 c10
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Another +1 for checking/cleaning wheel seen sensors. Also check tire sizes/see if one is way more worn than the rest
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I have always wondered about the blowers and how good they are. The storage boxes have nothing on the dealt dry boxes
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Phone is being a dick my big rattle gun is a writer 18dshl and the smaller older one is a writer 18dl
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/you are more than welcome to have a look/test my ones if you want
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I have got two Hitachi guns. Both half inch. I highly rate them both. The smaller one is good for the majority of stuff (used to be auto sparky) and it's nice and light. The big unit is a bit on the heavy side but I have rattled quite a few crank pulleys off no sweat with it. I'll find part numbers when I get home
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Auckland Monthly Meet - Wednesday 20th July 2016
chris r replied to Threeonthetree's topic in Upper North Island Region
It's not broken from doing borgies -
Sounds like a shitty earth. Double check / clean them all and go from there
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Willdat's this wasn't supposed to be a project Honda Beagle
chris r replied to Willdat?'s topic in Other Projects
I have left power steering pump in but it does scratch the bay/can be a pain with dohc motors -
Willdat's this wasn't supposed to be a project Honda Beagle
chris r replied to Willdat?'s topic in Other Projects
Leave the accord pump connected to the hoses then you don't need to get it regassed -
If the specs match up I'd say replace it. Its not like it cost you much or you can break it more than it already is
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Nice. It is quite fun "testing" them in gravel/mud
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It still works fine. Nothing electronic making it 4wd. The clutch in the diff only gets activated (disengages to make it 2wd) when you do a abs stop
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Most honda abs/alb systems the accumulator/pump/seals fuck out. Noise could be the pump trying to build pressure? I ripped my system out. Need new master cylinder and all front brake hardliners/prop valve
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I can do you some prices on new ones. That's a lot to digging!
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So keen to see/hear this motor go
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4.1 is a good effort. New daily did 5.2 average according to dash readout. Will do a service and see if it changes then I'll look into driving styles
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Trying to put up a photo of the diffs the longer one is out of a alb car and the smaller is not. The snout has the clutch in it
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It has the lever on the gearbox with both systems. It's a 10mm bolt by the speedo cable. Try put it in 2wd with that and see if it helps
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I'm not a shuttle foamer... Honest
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Non alb shuttles/beagles have a viscous coupler on the drives haft. The alb ones just have a clutch in the diff. The diff have a longer snout on them, They called it intrac before the beagles. It might even have a viscous Lsd in the back. I'll send you the manuals I have on it when to get home
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There is no solenoid on the viscous coupler. (probably won't have one it its git abs) If it's alb there will be a electric clutch which will disengage in a abs stop. Mine had a horrible intermittent rattke/noise that was the exhaust hitting the body.
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I was poking fun for economy. Maintenance costs of bikes are quite high. I did 12000 km on my fxr and in that time used two sets of tires and a set of front forks. Smiles per miles can't beat a bike