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JvdBosch's latest activity
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JJvdBosch replied to the thread RCZ won’t start after major engine work – timing chain, oil pump, electrical faults & water ingress – need advice.I would suspect the module on top of the battery. And don’t rule out a loose ground connection to the battery. I had this, it would not...
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JJvdBosch replied to the thread Jacking Points.The band saw I used was also pretty wide (made for woodworking). The profile can be made with it. Some parts need the chisel, like the...
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JJvdBosch replied to the thread Jacking Points.I used a drill and chisel. The rubber is very easy to cut. The circular hole on the back was the hardest. I drilled out the shape and...
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JJvdBosch replied to the thread Jacking Points.I’ve got one with a 85mm low point indeed. When you remove the puck, it just about fits. So that’s why I cut the circular profile in the...
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JJvdBosch replied to the thread Jacking Points.looking at it again, I see I saw the block in half. So my lifting block is 60mm wide, 80mm high at the highest point and 160mm long.
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JJvdBosch replied to the thread Jacking Points.80mm is perfect for the width, no need to change. So just transfer your profile and use a bandsaw to cut it. The jacking point has a...
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JJvdBosch replied to the thread Jacking Points.I got them off Amazon I think. It’s these blocks you can buy to support cars with. Mine were from Kora (160x120x80mm).
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JJvdBosch replied to the thread Jacking Points.I don’t have the drawings anymore, but using the procedure above it’s not so hard. Here’s a photo while I was doing this: There’s no...
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JJvdBosch replied to the thread Jacking Points.Nope, sorry. But very easily made. Just buy rubber blocks (I think I paid 30/piece) and use a band saw to cut out the profile. I made...
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JJvdBosch replied to the thread Jacking Points.By the way, my garage has a four post lift. You just drive on it. They have a special hydraulic system which slides underneath and with...
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JJvdBosch replied to the thread Jacking Points.I also use a trolley jack on a metal plate for less friction and I take extra care to push the jack towards the car when jacking op. The...
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JJvdBosch replied to the thread Jacking Points.I made this from two blocks of rubber. Fits snuggly under the car and prevents sideways motion. For the rear, just jack under the...
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JJvdBosch replied to the thread Newbie in search of the right car with pedigree owner.I agree about the chain lasting. I know of a few R’s which got their chain replaced at around 90k miles. Mine is just at 12k and I was...
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JJvdBosch replied to the thread Newbie in search of the right car with pedigree owner.I wouldn’t worry too much about the chain. At this mileage there will be many still on the original chain. It’s a plus if replaced, but...
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JJvdBosch replied to the thread Leather seat change.Maybe is is fixable with this stuff: LEATHER RENOVATION, SKAI | Sofolk
