Recent content by dax021

I guess it depends on your charger, but I have never bothered to disconnect it and haven't had a problem

I was never a fan of the V6 conversion, but remember the JT3000 as being very successful. A mate had one in his T2 and he could wheelie it on pull away. My boet slapped a Toyota 2ct in his, which was brilliant. First time in that Kombi's life that it could cruise all day at 120K/h. Got an...

I sure hope that's a Honda 650L's tank, and not a Honda's 650L tank. I had to read it a couple of times.

https://topauto.co.za/features/101133/150-classic-cars-discovered-in-small-south-african-town-going-on-auction-next-week/?utm_source=newsletter Thought this might interest you

Is that a Woody? I am very disappointed. Here was I hoping you were coming home with a Morris Minor station wagon

https://www.garagejournal.com/forum/threads/penetrating-oil-tested-and-compared-the-winner-is.200247/

Have you tried a 50/50 mixture of ATF and acetone. I find it works wonders for rusty nuts and bolts

Just watched that paraglider episode. Absolutely amazing

Thanks for that, read the former, but must try find Vlamgat then. Hijack off

Was that From Taildragger to Mudmover (or something like that?)

I have used Yamaha also in York street. Had good service and price was relative

So you are in Christchurch. My sister emigrated to there about 25 years ago. Loves it and will never return to SA.

Please don't fit that dice knob. It is disgustingly zef. On a lighter note, and an old one, but thinking of George and your comment. "Did you know that dogs cannot operate an MRI, but cats can"

Any advice or ideas, in case I cannot get Mickey out in the cold? Toilet plunger?

Yes you can. Not sure if you can do it without cutting wires, but there is a thread on this, do a search. It involves joining a couple of wires. I have been riding without a sidestand switch for years now, since mine disintegrated