What work did you do on your car today?

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Re: What work did you do on your car today?

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I suppose it kind of counts as today, although it wasn't my car.

Had to break into Alanah's (Lawso's GF) car because she had locked her keys in there. Took lawso to punchbowl maccas at 11pm, and he had the spare key. At least he thought he did, because when we tried it the damn thing wouldn't work.

Ended up using the tool-kit in the back of dad's beamer to pull the radio antenna out of the car, pry'd the top of the door open with a couple of spanners and bent the antenna so as to open the door. Flimsy antenna wouldn't unlock the door, but it would wind down the window so we could get our arms in.

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fraz91 wrote:I suppose it kind of counts as today, although it wasn't my car.

Had to break into Alanah's (Lawso's GF) car because she had locked her keys in there. Took lawso to punchbowl maccas at 11pm, and he had the spare key. At least he thought he did, because when we tried it the damn thing wouldn't work.

Ended up using the tool-kit in the back of dad's beamer to pull the radio antenna out of the car, pry'd the top of the door open with a couple of spanners and bent the antenna so as to open the door. Flimsy antenna wouldn't unlock the door, but it would wind down the window so we could get our arms in.

Highlight of the night: wog-box full of "fuly hektiks" saying "hey, hey bro, can you teach me how to do that?" :lol:
IT was glorious. now to boganise alanahs car and turn the bent antenna into something that vaguely resembles austraia
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Punchbowl ay? Did you say hi to Trent ? :cheeky:
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Hahahah! that could have looked awkward :p
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finally got around to putting in the new samco hoses and a coolant change.
and started to mount battery box ready for relocating
where does that little hose go?????
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IIRC it depends on the transmission of your car?? :?

Someone with actual mechanical knowledge chime in. :lol:
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It's for the power steering.
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Vectose wrote:It's for the power steering.

Wasn't sure if it was that or not
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And you will make a mess changing it over. Make sure you either catch the power steering fluid (as best you can) or have extra near by to replace.
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    Put in new front speakers
    Put in new central locking acruator on passenger side
    Installed new headunit..

    All in the wifes car..
    I just had to add it ......
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    Stripped flarenut on brakeline LOL
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    silverGPX wrote:Stripped flarenut on brakeline LOL
    Didn't you use a flare nut spanner?
    Try getting it undone with some vice grips.
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    PHIL069 wrote:
    silverGPX wrote:Stripped flarenut on brakeline LOL
    Didn't you use a flare nut spanner?
    Try getting it undone with some vice grips.
    I got it off on the end.

    Started off with open ended spanner, pretty much fucked it.

    Then bought brake line spanners, was too far gone for them.

    Ended up using "Stillsons"
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    i know have the correct spanners for all the other lines i gotta change lol
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    silverGPX wrote:i now have the correct spanners for all the other lines i gotta change lol

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    silverGPX wrote:Stripped flarenut on brakeline LOL
    Oh you dickhead! how'd you do that? may as well just part the car out now...
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    Sahin wrote:
    silverGPX wrote:Stripped flarenut on brakeline LOL
    Oh you dickhead! how'd you do that? may as well just part the car out now...

    haha theres no blaming here, as I said I would of done it.

    But yeah might as well part it out, don't bother getting it fixed.

    I should sell it to you for 3k and you can scrap it, because its worthless now.
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    Saturday: Punched a hole in the front diff cover. Pissed oil out along the track but got it back to campgrounds.
    Sunday: Pulled the bash-plates off. Have bent one, broken a weld and broken a cooling fin on the front diff cover, which tore the hole out. Fixed the hole with some metal-araldite equivalent. Filled with oil on the way home.
    Monday: Bending the bash-plates back into their original shape. Just have to wait for the new diff-cover to arrive.
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    fraz91 wrote:Saturday: Punched a hole in the front diff cover. Pissed oil out along the track but got it back to campgrounds.
    Sunday: Pulled the bash-plates off. Have bent one, broken a weld and broken a cooling fin on the front diff cover, which tore the hole out. Fixed the hole with some metal-araldite equivalent. Filled with oil on the way home.
    Monday: Bending the bash-plates back into their original shape. Just have to wait for the new diff-cover to arrive.
    Nice effort.
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    fraz91 wrote:Punched
    fraz91 wrote: hole
    fraz91 wrote:Pissed
    fraz91 wrote:broken
    fraz91 wrote:Bending
    fraz91 wrote:tore
    fraz91 wrote:bash
    fraz91 wrote:araldite
    You are very much Lawso's mate :lol:

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