Jules' Bits...

Time Searcher · 11th July 2013, 15:50

Just back from a very quick dash back to the UK and as I was staying overnight in N.Wales I included a diversion in my second days travel to include a visit to see Jules, near Colwyn Bay.
I had not booked my visit as he had been away on holiday, but he was happy to supply

a two-speed fan resistor and an off-side Plenum Chamber Guard. Home now and both items fitted - Fan now not sounding like a Rolls Royce Flight Engine test site and appears to be working as the designer chappie intended, the Plenum Guard - so easy to fit and forget - at least the pine needles, which are so much of our problem here, will now be trapped.
Without people like Jules we 75/ZT owners would be having to consider far more expensive repairs for our vehicles.

11th July 2013, 15:50	#1
Time Searcher Loves to post ZT-T+ 120 MkII XPwr Grey Commission # 31647 Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Tomar, C. Portugal Posts: 442 Thanks: 149 Thanked 25 Times in 18 Posts	Jules' Bits... Just back from a very quick dash back to the UK and as I was staying overnight in N.Wales I included a diversion in my second days travel to include a visit to see Jules, near Colwyn Bay. I had not booked my visit as he had been away on holiday, but he was happy to supply a two-speed fan resistor and an off-side Plenum Chamber Guard. Home now and both items fitted - Fan now not sounding like a Rolls Royce Flight Engine test site and appears to be working as the designer chappie intended, the Plenum Guard - so easy to fit and forget - at least the pine needles, which are so much of our problem here, will now be trapped. Without people like Jules we 75/ZT owners would be having to consider far more expensive repairs for our vehicles.