Random Picture Thread Vers.4

Discussion in 'Lounge' started by El Toro, Jul 5, 2024.

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  1. Knock knock.
    Who's there?
    Cx500
    If you were around then you will remember early plastic maggot bottom end failures
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  2. Weather warning for Scotland. HHMMM IMG_6618.png
     
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  3. It wasn't :)
     
  4. It was; 3 :D to 1 :D.... ;)
     
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  8. Spot the mistake
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  9. You might need some expanding foam to bridge that gap!
     
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  10. A shorter stud will obviously sort that out, but knowing how keen people on here are to rely on their uncalibrated Torque Wrenches I feel obligated to point out the shorter stud won't help you getting a socket on it, and you'll have to use a crows foot or similar like when torqueing the heads down on an Air cooled Ducati twin.
     
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  13. Oh no! I’ve just realised that I’ve posted political flavoured nonsense here again! Please, could our carers move these to the correct place?
     
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  15. as we're all having a pop at this - looks like a dummy fit anyway as can see what looks like masking tape between faces - the quickest (diy) way to begin matching up ports to manifolds etc etc .
     
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