June 30/July 1

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June 30/July 1

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June 30

1 - Picked up the wifes Wrangler. Thank lord that the tranny is now all go and shes on the road again. Got charged more than what I was told it was going to be over the phone, but hell, Im just glad shes got it back and I dont have that hanging over my head any more.

2 - Replaced right wheel cylinder on Cherokee.

3 - Replaced rear brake line to allow for the full 3 inch lift on Cherokee.

4 - Changed the shocks on a mates Pulsar, and in the process managed to pop his front axle out...... bloody cars...... who would want to work on cars???? Anyway, got him up and going again.

July 1

Will probably go to bunnings and see how the garden edging works as flares.

Will attempt to break something else as so as theres something to do next weekend.
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so far today i managed to repair D.B's little water blater so i could use it, cleaned the cruiser from last weekend (fark what a mess!!!)which took a good couple of hours :shock: then took the dog for a walk down allong the river and shot shit out of all the Koi carp allong the edge (got 23 of the bloody things !) and 4 rabbits so pretty good day considering the weather :?
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Well actually worked on my 4x4 for a change , been a while . Pulled the engine out with a view to put in a cheep one I got the other day ,alas it was an auto and it has a bush in place of the bearing in the crank shaft , god knows why its there . Anyway could not get it out so started to swap over the intakes as that is my next guess on its ailment . Found some foam seals in the intake of no 3 , guess thats why I get intermitent poor compression on no 3 and possibly accounts for the air leak causing the high idle .
Heres hoping it goes when I get it all back together .

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Thanks to Rick at 4wd Accesserioes and my Bro-in law Hosehustler we managed to put a new clutch kit in the safari before the birthday trip in two weeks. Actual clutch was ok but the pressure plate was F*$#@d. Took us 4 hrs not bad really :wink:
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Post by wjw »

Yea I heard that was your mission for today... We fitted a new fan last night. Bought a piece of Aluminium to start making the fan shroud, had a long chat with Nigel at Lineside... and took charlie to an adventure playground.. which was partially flooded so we both got soaked :-D
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albundy wrote:Thanks to Rick at 4wd Accesserioes and my Bro-in law Hosehustler we managed to put a new clutch kit in the safari before the birthday trip in two weeks. Actual clutch was ok but the pressure plate was F*$#@d. Took us 4 hrs not bad really :wink:
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Interesting, thats what craped out in mine, friction plate was mint, pressure plate was warped and only making contact in two places :shock:
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have done sod all with anythng a dull weekend for me
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Post by Ryan »

worked all day today :cry: gutted try and get out on the
zuk tomorrow
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Post by niblik »

well, today my little son joseph turned the big 1..

so was a marathon effort last night to make the cake.. the blue engine of the choo choo was a strawberry swirl, second and third carriages are a normal madiera type cake, and the final carriage was meant to be the 'little red caboose' but the doris got raspberry flavour not colourin, doh! Image red caboose was made to be 'joey friendly' as he has allergies to dairy, soy, egg, fish, nuts, wheat and a few others. and found some cookies that were 'joey friendly too.. sweet. we had his party at lollipops.. he loved it!

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and here is birthday boy with another 'non joey friendly' cake, just for family.
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love him to bits... happy birthday joey.
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Under sealed escudo took a couple of hours then got home to a sick wife and tired son (oh joy) then whatched allblacks( bugger).
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just home from watching abs. hate to lose to f#+ken ausses piss me off.
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Post by lilpigzuk »

:cheers: to Joeys bday Nibs, heres hoping Dad finished the fawkin 40 before he sees how much cooler a zuk would be too drive :mrgreen:
ABs needed a lose before the world cup, hopefully barker and the boys pull one out of the bag, some hilux running gear leaving my house today for a bottle of rum, maybe piggy will get a wash from last weekend :oops:
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Post by wgtnnewbie »

played sober driver to the missus and her sister last night :roll: driving 2 drunk females home at 5:30 in the morning is not fun specially when they decide to take over the stereo and then bicker at each other for most of the trip home.....(thank god for MP3 players :twisted: :twisted: )
truckless and shall remain so till she who wears the pants says otherwise.................lol
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wgtnnewbie wrote:played sober driver to the missus and her sister last night :roll: driving 2 drunk females home at 5:30 in the morning is not fun specially when they decide to take over the stereo and then bicker at each other for most of the trip home.....(thank god for MP3 players :twisted: :twisted: )


followed by a threesum? :wink:
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basics wrote:
wgtnnewbie wrote:played sober driver to the missus and her sister last night :roll: driving 2 drunk females home at 5:30 in the morning is not fun specially when they decide to take over the stereo and then bicker at each other for most of the trip home.....(thank god for MP3 players :twisted: :twisted: )


followed by a threesum? :wink:
hmmm no.....lol i'm not from gore :twisted: :twisted:
truckless and shall remain so till she who wears the pants says otherwise.................lol
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Post by nz4x4 »

Choped the rear 1/4s off my truck :D
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Post by basics »

wgtnnewbie wrote:
basics wrote:
wgtnnewbie wrote:played sober driver to the missus and her sister last night :roll: driving 2 drunk females home at 5:30 in the morning is not fun specially when they decide to take over the stereo and then bicker at each other for most of the trip home.....(thank god for MP3 players :twisted: :twisted: )


followed by a threesum? :wink:
hmmm no.....lol i'm not from gore :twisted: :twisted:


BAHAHAHAH :twisted:
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Post by Jerry »

wgtnnewbie wrote:
played sober driver to the missus and her sister last night driving 2 drunk females home at 5:30 in the morning is not fun specially when they decide to take over the stereo and then bicker at each other for most of the trip home.....(thank god for MP3 players )


That would surely qualify you a leave pass for the 14/15th? :roll: :lol:
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Post by truck-fixer »

Worked all Saturday. Today removed fuel return line on the old mans pajero as was fractured and leaking (mainly because I have soldered it up too many times now) and will be getting a new one tomorrow, and did some other bits and pieces around the house (ie shovelled dog shit all afternoon, man for such small dogs they are shitting machines!!).
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Post by Disco-Blue »

Went Invercargill to pickup myself a new truck and spent most of the day driving back. So happy to join the Cruiser club. Spent sunday sleeping on and doing the usual shit around the house.
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I was here all weekend.....

http://www.offroadexpress.co.nz/modules ... pic&t=5784

and you can see the pics here....

http://www.offroadexpress.co.nz/modules ... _album.php

great fun
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installed dishwasher for my mates wife (he also my diesel mechanic) and plugs into kitchen on set , went to boat show and drooled over jetboat with LS2 motor in it .....mmmmm big motor !!!!
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Post by dixie »

BLOODY WEATHER!!!!I hope every other buggers weather was as bad as ours......

Saturday=Finished plumbing up engine/trans replacement in the VX..starts like a honey,sounds FARKIN terrible straight of the E manifold, wired in the rear lockdiff, then spent QAULITY TIME with the mrs of course........

Sunday=after checking out a mates new pad(250 odd acres) and trying to convince him to let us run a funday out there, I ended up fitting the front lockdiff whilst getting absolutely drenched and bailed after daylight disappeared...
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skid wrote:I was here all weekend.....

http://www.offroadexpress.co.nz/modules ... pic&t=5784

and you can see the pics here....

http://www.offroadexpress.co.nz/modules ... _album.php

great fun


Looks like a good time was had by all

How did this go ??
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nz4x4 wrote:Choped the rear 1/4s off my truck :D


Pic's ???

Do you do this to improve your exit angle ??
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Post by mercutio »

skid wrote:I was here all weekend.....

http://www.offroadexpress.co.nz/modules ... pic&t=5784

and you can see the pics here....

http://www.offroadexpress.co.nz/modules ... _album.php

great fun


looks like it went well did you have much in the way of breakages

think i have to get a winch sorted and maybe a half cage ready for next year :lol: :lol:
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Post by Scott »

Goes well 8) but Has a few issues :shock:
Good photo's Skid. Anyone got any more :?:
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Scott wrote:Goes well 8) but Has a few issues :shock:
Good photo's Skid. Anyone got any more :?:


when he says goes well. what he meant to say was that when no one is around it is great, but when he brings it out to show it off to everyone, it broke. :lol: :lol: :lol: never mind Scott, we know its good and thats all that matters. :D
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Drove to Mataura, got horribly drunk for 2 days, drove home. :drunken:
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ummmmmmmmmmm

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done shit all to wet up here
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