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Patrick 2nd October 2016 14:00

MOT tomorrow - had to change 3 ball joints because the rubber had rotted through again. Luckily these things are cheap, but still it seems crazy needing to change the whole thing each time.

Grey V8 Pete 2nd October 2016 20:52

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Originally Posted by Patrick (Post 83246)
MOT tomorrow - had to change 3 ball joints because the rubber had rotted through again. Luckily these things are cheap, but still it seems crazy needing to change the whole thing each time.

Hi Patrick.

You can buy the dust covers separately.

Just Google " ball joint dust covers" . Peter.

Patrick 2nd October 2016 21:08

Thanks I found some they're £2 cheaper than a new joint - I'll get some of those next time :)

Patrick 3rd October 2016 21:21

Passed MOT - no issues! :)

Grey V8 Pete 3rd October 2016 21:56

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Originally Posted by Patrick (Post 83306)
Passed MOT - no issues! :)

Excellent! Well done! Always a relief and good for another year (except for the self generated tinkering that we all suffer from :mmph:). Peter.

Patrick 4th October 2016 17:55

Ha yes, I have inertia reel seat belts sitting to be installed :)

The adapter I got works so the phone charges as well now.
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CableJive dockStubz Charge Converter and 30-pin Pass Through Adapter
https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/...?ie=UTF8&psc=1
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It hooks in between the 30pin input and the lighting adapter with a micro USB input to supply extra power. As it turns out however it didn't need the extra power hooked in to make it work.
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So if you've got an old Pioneer setup this is how to get your new iPhone working with it :) The silly thing is the adapter cables are more than the iPod interface!

rochdaleGT 5th November 2016 10:50

i would be a concenred abut the exhaust heating-up the brake fluid. maybe mr. mot will be too.

is this a sierra master cylinder? those come in different versions in terms of brake-fluide outlets:

LHD and RHD cars are differnt. you should have choosen a master where the side-outlets would be opposite side, not facing direction engine / exhaust

Patrick 5th November 2016 18:25

There's a heat shield between the engine and master cylinder which is covered in high temp heat shielding material. I've not had any issues to date. It is a ford master cylinder.


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