Good on you Tombie. I was considering removing mine to do the same.
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Good on you Tombie. I was considering removing mine to do the same.
the man has been infracted for a personal attack.
why cant people take note of the conditions of access.
please dont quote posts you know are in breach of the conditions of access, just means i have to delete your posts as well...
Yeah sorry my bad:(
He was an angry man though!
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What a way to get people off-side! Your approach and language has really turned a few of us against you. You'll have to work hard to come back from the hole you've dug for yourself! :mad:
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See this thread for the sketch...
http://www.aulro.com/afvb/technical-...al-sketch.html
No abuse necessary....:angel:
If u want the best for your car u get it made properly or bye a made one but hey i just like things done rite and tidy . Im sorry for the abuse but i was only trying to help and im not making money fromthis. I did not want to give out the measurements in case i get something wrong then you spend time making the part and it turns out to be wrong because i made a mistake. Also i dont have the parts as my friend has them to measure them and cut them. I dont mind getting the flat parts cut for u and you just get the tube flanged at a exhaust place like i am and you weld it yourself like i am . once again im sorry for my outburst and it wont happen again .
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Originally Posted by XSiV
why??? just remove the heat exchanger and join the water lines together;)
cheers phil
Phil you are full of brilliant ideas! I was actually thinking of leaving it in-situ so i could utilise it for a water heater for a bush shower or some such.Quote:
Originally Posted by discowhite
I saw a thread somewhere (by inc perhaps?) about trying to get something working and i thought I'd leave it in place just in case they were successful or perhaps I myself might try and jimmy something up when I get the time.
Cheers
Josh
PS I'm going to whip up a couple blanks my self on the weekend if I get the time.
i honestly dont think its anywhere near big enough for a shower, and besides it has to be re connected for the exhaust gas to pass through...
cheers phil
Get Tony to do it, while he's making my R & R Beadbreaker adaptor:DQuote:
Originally Posted by XSiV