What happened to your D3/D4 today?

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Originally Posted by Discodicky

Will you be using Rivets or Rivnuts to fasten the sump?[bigrolf][bigwhistle]

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I’m thinking I’ll use the bolt holes as provided. After all, the sump needs to come off [emoji6]

Got the tyre off thanks Tombie, back on the 19’s.

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Originally Posted by Moggymitch

Got the tyre off thanks Tombie, back on the 19’s.

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Maybe you could replace the wheel nuts with rivnuts?

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Originally Posted by John_D4

Maybe you could replace the wheel nuts with rivnuts?

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Are you nuts!

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Originally Posted by Pippin

Are you nuts!

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Remember to check your nuts regularly🙄

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Originally Posted by INter674

Remember to check your nuts regularly[emoji849]

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Its not good to regularly check your nuts.


People look at you funny.

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Originally Posted by DiscoJeffster

My next house will get a hoist (I say every time).

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In the North-West Brisbane area, I trust![bigsmile1]

New drivers door seal and new wiring for the rear work light and cig lighter to run off the second battery.

Tomorrow attempt rear high mount light replacement (ouch I expect), idler pulley and tensioner pulley.

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Originally Posted by DiscoJeffster

New drivers door seal and new wiring for the rear work light and cig lighter to run off the second battery.

Tomorrow attempt rear high mount light replacement (ouch I expect), idler pulley and tensioner pulley.

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I got a windscreen fitter to replace mine, he knew all about activator to make sure it stuck properly and used Sicaflex. Two weeks later I heard a noice and saw in the mirror my new expensive high viz flying down the road. He came to the party on a new one but refused to refit it. I did it myself with Silicon gutter sealant which seems to bond really well, six months later it is still there. I did however attach a safety small cable tie inside so that if it did come loose it wouldn't destroy itself or someone else windscreen. (In the UK they sell them with Silicon included.)

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Originally Posted by Pippin

I got a windscreen fitter to replace mine, he knew all about activator to make sure it stuck properly and used Sicaflex. Two weeks later I heard a noice and saw in the mirror my new expensive high viz flying down the road. He came to the party on a new one but refused to refit it. I did it myself with Silicon gutter sealant which seems to bond really well, six months later it is still there. I did however attach a safety small cable tie inside so that if it did come loose it wouldn't destroy itself or someone else windscreen. (In the UK they sell them with Silicon included.)

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I imported mine from the UK. No sealant included.

I’m just unclear where I’m going to find a “glaziers knife” that’s flexible enough to get down and in there to cut out the sealant. I guess I’ll try a few things.