Thread: Cam/crank sensor Thor

Excellent result indeed---well done!

you are now a fully fledged member of the "my body is in the workplace but my mind is in my Land Rover" brigade....

it does benefit your employer however: after all, it's about developing superior complex problem solving skills:

exercising one's analytical skills,
consulting with like-minded (LR) "experts" via a global network
developing an engineering solution,
completing practical task within tight time constraints (= fixing it in the carpark at lunchtime)...etc etc
improved self esteem from a job well done!

makes you a more valuable employee!!

Mr Wilks probably never realised what his real legacy would be

Originally Posted by Hoges

Excellent result indeed---well done!

you are now a fully fledged member of the "my body is in the workplace but my mind is in my Land Rover" brigade....

it does benefit your employer however: after all, it's about developing superior complex problem solving skills:

exercising one's analytical skills,
consulting with like-minded (LR) "experts" via a global network
developing an engineering solution,
completing practical task within tight time constraints (= fixing it in the carpark at lunchtime)...etc etc
improved self esteem from a job well done!

makes you a more valuable employee!!

Mr Wilks probably never realised what his real legacy would be

Now, if you could you send all that head swelling to my boss, I might get that long over due pay rise, or may be not.
Any way, on to the sqeaky brake pedal, my 30ltr drum of spares and installation of that coolant level sensor and so on!!

Then maybe I'll try and find some dirt and see what the P38 can do, and stop my land cruiser anxiety attacks, that keep reoccuring. is there a tablet for this

Rob