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What did you do to your jimny today?
08 Jun 2016 03:58 - 08 Jun 2016 03:59 #168185
by Halford
Replied by Halford on topic What did you do to your jimny today
You can hear it Dan, the .bearing whirring sounds a bit like a cheap electric kettle reaching boiling point.
At first I thought it was the water pump or even the power steering belt tensioner as its hard to pinpoint sound, until Gas popped the belt off et voila.
I actually felt it go when travelling at 60 mph on a slight incline, could feel the car sort of surge slightly several times, but then recovered. Later the noise started so limped home watching temp gauge.
Suppose I can live without air con for those 2 hot days we get up here, but it's handy in the winter for demisting.
At first I thought it was the water pump or even the power steering belt tensioner as its hard to pinpoint sound, until Gas popped the belt off et voila.
I actually felt it go when travelling at 60 mph on a slight incline, could feel the car sort of surge slightly several times, but then recovered. Later the noise started so limped home watching temp gauge.
Suppose I can live without air con for those 2 hot days we get up here, but it's handy in the winter for demisting.
Last edit: 08 Jun 2016 03:59 by Halford.
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08 Jun 2016 09:28 #168193
by Daniel30
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Had the rear windows tinted, good service and very pleased with the outcome I should have done it ages ago turned out the bloke had a jimny that him and his dad used for shooting prefers it to his mates land Rover he keeps recovering 
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08 Jun 2016 16:55 #168200
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Everything you do to your Jim looks good, Dan, and by the look of those pics that's a really good job too
If it's not a rude question. ...how much?? :woohoo:
If it's not a rude question. ...how much?? :woohoo:
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08 Jun 2016 17:56 #168202
by Daniel30
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Thanks mate it was bang on £100 lifetime guarantee as long as i own the car it was a good quality vinyl they used the proper stuff :woohoo:
it was bang on £100 lifetime guarantee as long as i own the car it was a good quality vinyl they used the proper stuff :woohoo: Please Log in or Create an account to join the conversation.
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08 Jun 2016 18:05 #168204
by helijohn
Really cool.
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Daniel30 wrote: Had the rear windows tinted, good service and very pleased with the outcome I should have done it ages ago turned out the bloke had a jimny that him and his dad used for shooting prefers it to his mates land Rover he keeps recovering
Really cool.
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