Battery Clamp Fix - Page 2

ADO282 · 28th July 2020, 12:09

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Originally Posted by Arctic

Hi Chris.
One job at a time and we all get there in the end, only trouble is sometimes the car throws up another problem so we start again

There are lots of jobs to do Steve, it might be a case of Trigger's Broom by the time I get sorted.

Some things look a bit more daunting than others I admit, but I'm game to try most jobs

Chris

suzublu · 28th July 2020, 12:11

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Originally Posted by ADO282

There are lots of jobs to do Steve, it might be a case of Trigger's Broom by the time I get sorted.

Some things look a bit more daunting than others I admit, but I'm game to try most jobs

Chris

Makes ownership that much more enjoyable when you fix things yourself

ADO282 · 28th July 2020, 12:13

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Originally Posted by suzublu

Makes ownership that much more enjoyable when you fix things yourself

Yes, I've lots of time to learn new things, I suppose that has to be a bonus

Arctic · 28th July 2020, 13:01

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Originally Posted by suzublu

Makes ownership that much more enjoyable when you fix things yourself

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Originally Posted by ADO282

Yes, I've lots of time to learn new things, I suppose that has to be a bonus

Chris as Ron says it can be a pleasure if you take your time & don't fret to much as there is a wealth on knowledge to draw from on here

Arctic · 16th July 2022, 00:59

Bump up for Brian just in case

hogweed · 16th July 2022, 12:34

Back in the days of Vivas & Escorts, we used to hammer oval nails between the clamp and post

DMGRS · 18th July 2022, 12:12

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Originally Posted by Arctic

Bump up for Brian just in case

Perfect timing, my 75 was a bit 'slippy'. Now sorted, cheers Steve!

16th July 2022, 00:59	#15
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16th July 2022, 12:34	#16
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