WHAT YOU DID TO YOUR TRUCK TODAY!

still doing your cambelt tomorrow ?

planning to, as well as an oil and filter change and prob a fuel filter change
and painting it, and polishing it, god ive got a bissy day :crazy:

ill txt you after shopping mate :wink:

Well, this afternoon saw me tool up with a pressure washer, shovel and a bucket of soapy water to clean the Bus up for the MOT.
And yes, i needed the shovel - after cleaning the bodywork, I jetted the underside and was suitably amazed at the amount of Northamptonshire I brought back with me from avalanche. 3 big bucketfuls of mud came out from under there :shock:

Think Mr MOT man would've politely told me to shove off if I'd turned up with her in that state, hehe...

Now, just to flush and bleed the braking system, and the inevitable handbrake adjustment, then sling her in for the MOT and see what happens. Once she passes, time to dig out the alloys and treat the old girl to a new set of winter tyres, I think.

Well, while not as bad as the Trooper "self unadjusting" handbrake, the Fronty one isn't exactly the best ever :lol:

Put my mud tyres on ready for tomorrow. :thumbup:

Would probably be better to put dust tyres on. You won't need 4 wheel drive.

Took front bumper off and sanded down the frame ready for painting tomorrow

Dti

Nipped up both front wheel bearings.
Replaced n/s/f outer CV gaitor. The old one was in pieces

Flushed entire cooling system and refilled.
Fitted larger front spots
Fitted 2 nearly new AT's and a new AT on the spare (got all three inc one wheel for £50)

2.5 TDS

Put 50 litres of Bio in it
Replaced rear wiper blade
Replaced rear door handle
Hopefully cured oil leak

Just need to fix the central locking :evil:

today ive sanded back the front or plugger(bit behind bumper) and painted with hammerite,
flushed and changed engine oil,
changed power steering fluid,
waxoiled inside the sills,
started to sort out rear bumper bits,
changed indicator lens's,
made new battery clamp,
changed air intake pipe.
i think that it all :crazy:

Got my rear n/s tyre revalved and sealed to the rim so hopeflly it wont go down now.

i got it muddy :shh:

Nice one Andy, glad you had a good day out :thumbup:

Well worth you speaking to Tony (meezermum) , SMW. He is a bit of wizz with these dashboards :wink:

mine went for MOT retest and passed this time

got her a set of greenway anacondas

painted rear bumpers,
loosened body mounts ready to drop body back down

pulled the rubber fuel filler pipe off (looks more like a colander)
now need to find a replacement
stopped the steering column controls wobbling