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Let's not get into a heated debate about that. I meant that what Foz said wasn't a joke.
I’m chilled.DeskJockey wrote: Fri Feb 19, 2021 8:55 pmLet's not get into a heated debate about that. I meant that what Foz said wasn't a joke.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=gU6aiySTHpUFoz wrote: Sat Feb 20, 2021 9:04 am There used to be the diagnostic stuff to give you various temp readings through the AC on my TT, what age scirocco is it?
2012, I'll borrow my dad's code reader and see if it shows anything, I only go into the college on a Friday at the moment so I'll get it booked in.Foz wrote: Sat Feb 20, 2021 9:04 am There used to be the diagnostic stuff to give you various temp readings through the AC on my TT, what age scirocco is it?
I wondered if it was for your Dad; how’s his Alvis?Sundayjumper wrote: Sat Feb 20, 2021 11:49 am Scimitar passed its MOT. That was quite a surprise.
It’s done 39 miles since its last one...... in 2011
My Dad is absolutely in love with the car. The clutch is a bit juddery so he’s treating it to a new clutch, and a gearbox rebuild “while we’re there”. It’s never going to be full concours but it’ll end up at the very top end of “being able to use it without being terrified of getting it dirty”
Long gone, he didn’t bond with it so sold it and bought a Bristol 410 instead:
I guide mine in with my fingers (oo eerrr). Theres some elastic you can move up a notch apparently. I bought some new elastic just in case off amazon - its an easy fix but I haven't got round to it.Explosive Newt wrote: Sat Feb 20, 2021 2:50 pm Boxster is dry inside having lived under a car cover for a week. I think there is ingress around the driver’s door, quite possibly from the roof closing unevenly and the door seal not being flush.
I have a distant recollection that this has something to do with tapes and things in the roof.
I do that too - but the leak persists. I just think guiding it in with your fingers is always going to be associated with a moist carpet. I’ll give Northway a call next week.Broccers wrote: Sat Feb 20, 2021 5:08 pmI guide mine in with my fingers (oo eerrr). Theres some elastic you can move up a notch apparently. I bought some new elastic just in case off amazon - its an easy fix but I haven't got round to it.Explosive Newt wrote: Sat Feb 20, 2021 2:50 pm Boxster is dry inside having lived under a car cover for a week. I think there is ingress around the driver’s door, quite possibly from the roof closing unevenly and the door seal not being flush.
I have a distant recollection that this has something to do with tapes and things in the roof.
Bought some GT3 brake ducts (15.00 delivered) as hoping my trackday isnt cancelled again (end of next month).
That is bloody lovely. Always had a big spot for Bristols (I’d love a pair of Bristols etc) and was very saddened when the company went under.Sundayjumper wrote: Sat Feb 20, 2021 3:08 pmLong gone, he didn’t bond with it so sold it and bought a Bristol 410 instead:
http://www.juliensumner.com/full-details.php?code=158
Although he seems to have completely forgotten about the Bristol since I left the Scimitar with him for safekeeping over the winter.
I take it youve cleaned all the drain holes recently?Explosive Newt wrote: Sat Feb 20, 2021 5:18 pm I do that too - but the leak persists. I just think guiding it in with your fingers is always going to be associated with a moist carpet. I’ll give Northway a call next week.
My 996 never liked being parked up, the shift cables and clutch seemed to stiffen up if left for more than a few days. A good run and all was well though.Explosive Newt wrote: Sat Feb 20, 2021 2:50 pm
Also the clutch is not all it once was, leading me to wonder how much a new one will be.