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PostPosted: Fri Aug 14, 2009 2:18 am 
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did bugger all,just enjoying the mini in all its glory

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just got back from a 2.5 hour drive around the district, up and down as many hills as I could find...

wodonga, yackandandah, beechworth, chiltern, albury via the rutherglen road, bellbridge, talgarno, bethanga, loop around bethanga, back to bellbridge, then latchford and back to wodonga

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PostPosted: Sat Aug 15, 2009 8:39 am 
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Re: Spongy pedal

Matt, A good trick Colin at Brookers brakes told me when I was having problems, Clamp each of the four brake hoses to close off and hit the pedal. Soft pedal = master cyl
Hard pedal = good master problem else where.

Next release one at a time. one rear first, test pedal, this will point you to the problem wheel / area.

Also look for Matt Reads post, really good should be a "how to" ah Jim :lol:
found another item
http://www.ausmini.com/forums/viewtopic ... ht=#656884

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PostPosted: Sat Aug 15, 2009 9:22 am 
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I hear you Steve and once I have a free weekend :lol: i'll do one on brakes and put it to the other Mods and a few of the experts which Ill also included that tip above also.

Steve you haven't mention you did something for your S. Your Driveway is so much nicer for Boris to accsess his Bed

Myself just Bling the Fuel bowl of the 1 1/2 Su still 3/4 finished the 400 grit

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PostPosted: Sat Aug 15, 2009 10:24 am 
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Might cut out some tin worm. Start removing floor...... :)


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PostPosted: Sat Aug 15, 2009 10:56 am 
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OK Jim.

Yes shiny new drive, now Kev can drive down easy.
Concretor said, "no need to brake now". :shock:
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great pic Steve,

what do i use to clamp the lines? locking pliers of pegs or something?

thats actually a really logical way of doin it i spose... ta for that.

got my modified rear bar back and painted it up today ;)

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Ordered the shockers from MiniSpares along with a locking petrol cap and some knuckle joint shims

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Found a coolant leak inside the cabin, heater hose was void of hose clamp. Fixed that.

tried to start the new 1360. It turned over (got oil pressure too) but wouldn't fire!!!!

I think that I'll have to pay someone to get it going.

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PostPosted: Sat Aug 15, 2009 3:17 pm 
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T.K

Post your check list for startup and ask for help.

Soooo many people here can help at no cost.

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Welded up the door lock area on a RH Deluxe door for 13secmini.
Some clown had torn it all away, I had to put my tissue paper MIG welding skills to use (again)..:mrgreen:

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I put another freebie 998 in the shed with it :)


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installed the twin 11/4' S.U.s again .this time i'm having more success. :D


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4myego wrote:
OK Jim.

Yes shiny new drive, now Kev can drive down easy.
Concretor said, "no need to brake now". :shock:
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Looks Much better...Kev :lol: I hope my scrapping your gutter in the Alfa didn't force you into it

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I finished assembling NAV's engine and put it back in. Forgot to get some oil :oops: :roll: so can't start it yet. At least it stopped me from rushing to start it.

1st time i've ever assembled and engine so i hope it runs.

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