A Series Lingo Its another Language I tell ya!
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4x4 SuperFinn
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 Re: A Series Lingo Its another Language I tell ya! lpgo wrote: Tom Duckpower wrote: Bugster wrote: But do you REALLY eat it with chips  Sometimes yes, or even with baked potatoes.. That's nice too!  The best way to eat them: "een puntzak friet met mayonaise", from a good snackbar in Maastricht  I know exactly the one you mean!!! We often qued up?? when in Maastricht!!!! lpgo We'll have to go there when tuning the 12spark next time!
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Mr Unhinged
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Re: A Series Lingo Its another Language I tell ya! Rhythm Thief wrote: You can get a good idea of whether the heads are leaking or not by turning the heater to hot, pulling the heater tube off at the bulkhead end and sticking your nose in it with the engine running. If you can smell exhaust gases on either side, a leaky head joint is a possibility. If you take the heat exchanger off, you can see part of the head joint and sometimes you might see black marks on the mating face of the head where the gases have been escaping. However, if you've been getting exhaust fumes in the car whether the heater is on or off, I'd be inclined to think it's just a leaky exhaust joint somewhere. Freds starting to sound like a mutant motocrosser so exhaust is sounding the likely culprit (See what I did there?) Thanks for the advice, however I have been warned it is in fact our annerversary tommorrow, and any spannering will be very much frowned upon...sunday it is then 
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| August 24th, 2012, 9:21 pm |
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Mr Unhinged
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Re: A Series Lingo Its another Language I tell ya! Jameswallace wrote: Use copper grease not gum gum Copper grease? Really ? Is It because of the flexing? seems like an odd choice. Sorry If I am asking too many silly questions
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| August 24th, 2012, 9:25 pm |
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Mr Unhinged
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Re: A Series Lingo Its another Language I tell ya! Russell wrote: Check for exhaust leaks by dribbling 2stroke down the carb and seeing where it smokes from, or I suppose one could tie a budgerigar to each exhaust joint and see which one croaks first. Ah 2 Stroke didnt think of that method or the use of Budgies. If i go the Budgie method and wrap them up in tinfoil with a bit of seasoning. It could double as a Mid morning snack. Just out of Interest If you wrap a Chicken breast butterflied out in Tinfoil and get some migwire to tie it to a VW Exhaust. It is usually ready to eat withing 2 hours of Driving. or about Slough to Santa Pod (turn it at the services half way if possable) and just for the record it tastes... not very nice, Chicken with an exhaust paint sort of twang to it. The Toast Rack I designed to go on an Empi Quietpack did not fare much better mind.
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lpgo
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Re: A Series Lingo Its another Language I tell ya! 4x4 SuperFinn wrote:
lpgo We'll have to go there when tuning the 12spark next time!
Deal....
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J-dub
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Re: A Series Lingo Its another Language I tell ya! Well if it flex's it won't matter and when you come to work on it it won't be stuck together !!
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