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Jonathan
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 Re: king pin play Jameswallace wrote: , but i have a spare kingpin on my bedside table just in case ! I have a radio/alarm clock. 
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J-dub
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Re: king pin play haha i prefer my 2cv bits by my bedside!!
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Rhythm Thief
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Re: king pin play I have heard tell of people filling an old grease gun with plaster of Paris and using that to "grease" knackered kingpins just around the corner from the MOT shop. Not that I'm recommending that or anything. 
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Russell
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Re: king pin play The trouble is plaster of Paris might not set in time, you're better off using chemical
metal or something that sets very hard the night before, and occasionally turning the steering lock to lock while it's setting to prevent it locking the steering solid.
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J-dub
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Re: king pin play i know this may seem stupid....
but after putting chemical metal in can you get it out again to replace the kingpin?
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2CViking
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Re: king pin play Jameswallace wrote: i know this may seem stupid.... Yes very. What is wrong with replacing it?
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Russell
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Re: king pin play Jameswallace wrote: i know this may seem stupid....
but after putting chemical metal in can you get it out again to replace the kingpin? James, My post was meant in a purely tongue in cheek manner! Changing kingpins isn't as hard as folk think, nor is it very expensive. (espescially if you've got a Harry  )
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J-dub
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Re: king pin play i see
how silly of me!
like i said somewhere may of been further up that one of mine was flagged up in the mot and when i greased the other day had no grease in it!
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J-dub
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Re: king pin play also is it worth me buying the tool is it an easiy ish task
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2004 Toyota Landcruiser Amazon 4200cc runs on Bio Diesel
1998 Daihatsu Hijet 1300cc
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Russell
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Re: king pin play If you plan on changing a few kingpins, yes, it's worth buying the tool. to be honest, It's probably cheaper to get the tools than it is pay to have somebody else change it.
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