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Mate, where am I going to get my harissa sauce from now? Sheeeit

Mate - the world is your oyster. A BA wagon is just an AU wagon with a BA front on it.

How about a BA wagon? Have I got a deal for you...

Dig around the inside of the banjo bolt AND the inside of the threaded hole in the pump. Could be a mesh filter inside either/both.

I don't know your pump exactly but I THINK this is the same as your pump and it has 2 banjo fittings. The latter picture looks like the pump inlet so I would presume that one is the culprit. But still take them both off and clean them out thoroughly

Something easy to try... wind out the banjo nuts from the pump in and return. Blow the crap out of them or even run a small screwdriver around inside them to loosen the crud in there. They often have a stupidly small mesh filter inside them which can get blocked very easily with rust and general crap from the tank or from sitting in storage.

I'm flexible from Wednesday to Wednesday.

Zee rooms are for zleeping and fucking only.

Also this would be great for your sills http://www.rarespares.net.au/rsnz/ProductPage.aspx?product=RP578

I picked up one of these for the rust repair around my screen. Very common problem. http://www.rarespares.net.au/rsnz/ProductPage.aspx?product=RP2006

She has your eyes/grin

You can park it at my place which is about 5 minutes from the airport. It's parking off the road but not covered or fenced in.

Vinegar Hill on the weekend closest to Watangi Day (and usually a few days on either side of the weekend too) and it's a roll up, set up, chill out kinda deal.

I hope that grease isn't too tacky or it'll absorb all the road dust/grime/crap and make it yuck to wind in about 2 years time. Personally I would have gone for a grease like spray on lithium grease.

It doesn't say in the article but it looks like in your photo that there are 2 points of contact for the window to attach to the regulator and that the points are independent of each other once the cable is withdrawn - so personally I would put them at a known point on the winder (like fully up or fully down) and then mark on the tube where both of them sit before pulling the inner cable out. That will mean you can't paint the tube unless you have some other way of getting the mark to stay visible after you have painted and before reassembly.