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PAS Pump Pulley

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TDi90:
nop. i am going on holi on wed, so i have taken the car an hour away to dads, keeping her in his shed for a couple of weeks while im away... saves her from the elements, and also gettnig nicked.

extreme90:
and gets it away from u so when you come back it gets on your t*** again lmao
have a good hol then rob
danny

Guy90:

--- Quote from: "mmgemini" ---Use a thread locking compound on the screw threads
--- End quote ---


Never use the stuff. Land Rover use such low quality bolts etc that if you Loctite anything, when you come to get it out again, you'll just round the bolt off.

Porny:

--- Quote from: "Guy90" ---
--- Quote from: "mmgemini" ---Use a thread locking compound on the screw threads
--- End quote ---


Never use the stuff. Land Rover use such low quality bolts etc that if you Loctite anything, when you come to get it out again, you'll just round the bolt off.
--- End quote ---


True to an extent... but in all honesty most of the problem comes down to ill fitting sockets - esp. people using multi hex.


Ian

Guy90:

--- Quote from: "Porny" ---
--- Quote from: "Guy90" ---
--- Quote from: "mmgemini" ---Use a thread locking compound on the screw threads
--- End quote ---


Never use the stuff. Land Rover use such low quality bolts etc that if you Loctite anything, when you come to get it out again, you'll just round the bolt off.
--- End quote ---


True to an extent... but in all honesty most of the problem comes down to ill fitting sockets - esp. people using multi hex.


Ian
--- End quote ---


You're quite right. don't use multi hex anymore. learnt that lesson on the series III.

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