OJCar
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But what happened to the mouse?There was a faint smell of bin juice cross dead mouse as you came into our kitchen
Next SWMBO tells me the dishwasher seems to have packed up.
The issue was twofold. The bubble matrix had gone and developed it's 5 yearly blockage.
That and one of the bastard cats had brought in then lost a mouse. Not only that but it was surviving quite happily by smuggling dried cat food into the base of the dishwasher. Couple that with a bit of a leak and well, things got smelly!
Cue a deep clean of the bubble matrix. Check and reseal all the O ring joints with a smear of Jet Blue Plus.
Running a test clean,
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The one on our old washer/drier used to condense the moisture.
cheb
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Its where the Minotaur lives.
You need some Greek called Theseus to sort it out.
He's a bit busy rebuilding his ship.
Onoff
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gone to breed with all the others I guess. I think with our two cats it's a catch kill/lose and if necessary repeat thing. Many years ago I rolled my car. A fox leapt off the bank across the bonnet and all I could think was "person in hi-viz, swerve".
An early morning dog walker ambled by as I'm extracting myself from the car on it's side. After asking what happend his main concern was what happened to the fox.
The_Yellow_Ardvark
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I was gifted this, it was not a wirlwind, it could not suck a rice crsopy.
26g of cement like dust was removed from the filter.
Now it is all working.
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Mrs Robo will do anything to avoid hitting wildlife in the road, it's given me a few scares as a passenger when she's swerved, jammed the brakes on etc.
Back in the 80's I couldn't miss a pigeon which must have stuck to the front grille, I got on the motorway and the increased speed must have pushed the body up as I saw something grey appear on the bonnet then shoot up the windscreen, that startled me.
There's an EverBuild hard plastic glue which I have found to be very good for abs / polycarbonate etc.
My little win for today was fixing the Christmas tree lights power supply, the input resistor had broken down (into the meg range) it should have been 10 ohm, so I replaced it from my stock of resistors and now wifey has her favorite Christmas tree lights working again.
Seadog
Save the planet. It's the only one with rum!
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By next christmas some of the bulbs will have failedThere's an EverBuild hard plastic glue which I have found to be very good for abs / polycarbonate etc.
My little win for today was fixing the Christmas tree lights power supply, the input resistor had broken down (into the meg range) it should have been 10 ohm, so I replaced it from my stock of resistors and now wifey has her favorite Christmas tree lights working again.
qwakers
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all done. nearly. got to connect the main power feed and charge it. but thats done enough for now.fitted the aircon unit and air horn to the lorry
fitted my new dashcam too.
OJCar
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Does it just do the cab or can you direct it into the back as well?
OJCar
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Still worth having come the summer!
Had a Ducati 999r in for recomissioning, only 200 made apparently!.
All hand made carbon bodywork.
Was a bit of a chew, been sat for 10 years. New fuel pump and regulator. Injectors ultrasonic cleaned and then i to the "custom" flow bench lol.
New belts and service.
Luckily I had my assistant on hand, she was the ECU while we were testing the Injectors.
Stunning looking bike, will probably end up in someone's kitchen after all that work unfortunately..
All hand made carbon bodywork.
Was a bit of a chew, been sat for 10 years. New fuel pump and regulator. Injectors ultrasonic cleaned and then i to the "custom" flow bench lol.
New belts and service.
Luckily I had my assistant on hand, she was the ECU while we were testing the Injectors.
Stunning looking bike, will probably end up in someone's kitchen after all that work unfortunately..
daleyd
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Those 999 have got better looking as they’ve got older. Coming after the 916 they had a bit of a panning in the press but I think they don’t look half bad nowadays (I will admit I even liked them when they were current)
