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Shaun_E

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  1. Hi Paul - put a % sign after both numbers in the dialogue box. I changed the width to 100 (the height changes automatically to keep the aspect ratio) and then added a % after each.

    This is the result:Clutch.jpg.9f6a5ed2b778c64ebfd3101b68323927.jpg

  2. At the moment there are 2 places that record you as having joined an area. One on the old website which manages the emailing to you from the area rep and one on the new website that shows events, etc. in your profile for the areas you have joined.

    There is an onging project to move the "email area members" function to the new website so that "joining" an area has more functionality. We'll announce the changes properly once they are ready.

    Shaun

  3. I had a Clarke CIR220 that did the job but eventually the batteries died. It was pretty heavy as well. A good review of wrenches here. I have just treated myself to the Dewalt one which is very good and much lighter. 

  4. I used an old damaged bonnet and cut an over large hole in it using a jigsaw. I then made an accurate cardboard template and transferred that to the new bonnet which I covered in masking tape around the area to be cut. I used a jigsaw to cut the new hole, finished with a file to remove the burrs and then stuck some u-channel trim strip onto it. I left a slight gap around the filter to make it easier to get the bonnet on and off and reduce rubbing.

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  5. About 4 litres into the tank and then about a litre into the cam cover was how I was told. If you put too much through the cam cover you'll fill the cylinders with oil *eek* 

    It might take a bit less than 5 litres depending on how much you got out.
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