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Have to say that my initial action when starting any clutch driven vehicle is to depress the clutch and then move the gear lever into and out of gear to neutral and with the clutch still depressed I start the engine. I suppose this has come about through years of driving customers cars in and...

If it is an earth I would suggest just cleaning and tightening the contact areas before you rush out and buy earth straps, a vehicle only two years old is highly unlikely to have a problem with the construction of the strap its self. If it happens again the starter motor bolts should also be...

🤣 I thought it was a joke till I read your link. Well the price is in anycase. Phil

Hi Anna, Really and in my view 4mm2 cable will be sufficient for your purposes for supply from the solar panels and is comparatively cheap on Ebay or Amazon. Don't forget though that the solar supply will need to be through a solar panel regulator. Phil This might be helpful...

Hi, welcome to the site, just a couple of things as regards coaches for me anyway is probably the obvious but not necessarily obvious to all, you would require the license to drive a coach of more than 3.5 tons this ofcourse depends on the meaning of a coach as a coach could be anywhere from...

I've always used "Sticks like shit" over the last 15years for that at home and in vans, it takes about an hour every two or three years to deseal the tray and reseal it when the mold finally can not be got rid of with bleach, but it never leaks between applied coats. But as you say mould doesn't...

If the Russians carry on like they are we may all like wriggly tin (Anderson style) 🤣, Phil. P.S Not that an Anderson would be much use.

I'd suspect that with the purchase of the sheet and chemicals plus paint it would have cost less to use ply or tongue and groove. What an odd way to go about it, could sort of understand if he had the galvanised sheets hanging around spare. Phil.

Great classic original.

There are several versions of the Bonnie Trev a T120 is one of them, there is also the Bonnie T214 which was only produced between 2014 and 2015 I believe but the most common one is the T100 and its variants. Phil

8 Jan 2017 #3 You dont need to drill anything, there are existing holes blanked of with rubber grommets already there that you can use If you go under the glovebox and pop the lower panel off and fold the edge of the flooring back if you look back and up under the outside edge of glovebox you...

Oh the frogs dead 🤣🤣🤣

No that's not quite fair they are not bad to work on, they are obviously well engineered and long lasting, but have to say without a pop top are a nightmare for senior citizens, and I mean senior citizens, even John (Son) eventually had a pop top fitted so at 6'2" he could stand up in it. But...

After working on my sons defo not me 😆. Phil

As some may remember I have a Triumph Bonniville T100 Hinckly verity. My son who's T5 I have just worked on has a friend who has contacts in China and has imported LED headlights specifically for Triumph Bonnivilles of the classic sense. John was given two headlamp units to try out on our...

The reason I leave reviews is my youngest son is a wizard at buying off the Internet but he always reads reviews, cosher ones are easily recognised he says and I believe he's right, you can tell if a review is false, so I always give a review but not over the top and always give a negative...

Yes I got them from Amazon, but when I review such stuff I also leave reviews on Google review 😁 Phil.

I think there should be a warning of the sparks but all it says is place on 300mm Square heat proof mat. Not that this little plastic container will erupt when you light the wick 😄. Phil

😄 not when sparks flying near £1300 worth of your sister in laws upholstery Pudsey 🤣🤣

Well yesterday I did both vans with the insecticide smoke bombs, opening every cupboard and bunk, put the bombs on large dinner plates light blue touch paper and retire. Only to hear both vans loadly peeping. Hell forgot the smoke alarms 😅 in both vans, dived into one and snatched the smoke...