Northernraider
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How are you going to join them Tam?Ok so I drove up to Oviedo this morning beautiful scenery through the mountains...normally I'd have stopped another night somewhere but desperate to get this misfire sorted as it's not pleasant driving with it.
So got to a huge scrap yard in oviedo ...guy couldn't speak English again but managed to explain by photos and broken Spanish what i needed ....asked for 2 just incase and he went straight off and returned with 2 plugs with cables .
And as a bonus he gave me them free also ...
Fantastic ....so I hope now once I replace plug it fixes the problem ...fingers crossed
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I used cable crimp connectors....seems to have worked ok . I may have left a little too much wire on so I'll likely cut a bit off later and recrimp them but it seems to be fixed for now thankfullyHow are you going to join them Tam?
Either the plug or the wire immediately before it was knackered. Yep get a fair kick of it while engine is running ...same if you touched a coil lead on petrol so I'm assuming it's boosted higher than 12v would explain the 4mm thick wires ....Can you not cut the wire close to the plug and also where it goes into the loom and add a length of cable in its place.
Don't understand why it's giving you a shock unless there is coil that feeds it with high voltage. In that case it could be tracking out. Could try smearing some silicon grease on it or even WD40 might work for a while.
That’s good news then.I used cable crimp connectors....seems to have worked ok . I may have left a little too much wire on so I'll likely cut a bit off later and recrimp them but it seems to be fixed for now thankfully
blimey thats flown by ....1 year ago today I bought Toby View attachment 338543
Eh?Another one of pages scrapyard tips
Aye 13000 miles , 6 countries , 2 new tyres , alternator , front brakes , rear brakes, skylight , wheel alignment, batteries, dodgy wiring and an extra dogblimey thats flown by ....
Just think how bored you might have becomeAye 13000 miles , 6 countries , 2 new tyres , alternator , front brakes , rear brakes, skylight , wheel alignment, batteries, dodgy wiring and an extra dog
Its been eventful ?
I'm not complaining really , it's a good van and I negotiated it to a good price when I bought it so I don't mind fixing the issues as long as it's improving the van. I've a small list of things still to have done but he looks a lot better now than he did when I bought him.Just think how bored you might have become
Not bad only the rooflight & Alternator really as the rest are service items not bad considering the cheapskate price you paid for it.Aye 13000 miles , 6 countries , 2 new tyres , alternator , front brakes , rear brakes, skylight , wheel alignment, batteries, dodgy wiring and an extra dog
Its been eventful ?
...and Milo, don't forget Milo!Not bad only the rooflight & Alternator really as the rest are service items not bad considering the cheapskate price you paid for it.
When I went up there stupid satnag turned me up the road just before the carpark. Ended up at a hairpin I couldn't get round had great fun doing a 10 point turn on a hairpin on a very steep hill.Paid a visit to these 2 old Roman churches on the outskirts of Oviedo
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San Miguel
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And santa Maria View attachment 338591View attachment 338592View attachment 338593
Yeah he's proved to be the most expensive...and Milo, don't forget Milo!
but the best "value" eh... as long as you keep him clear of fish hooks ?Yeah he's proved to be the most expensive
Aye and bigger dogs as I'm sure he has a death wish ...keeps trying to take on German shepards and pitbulls etcbut the best "value" eh... as long as you keep him clear of fish hooks ?
Maybe you need to get him a pal to protect himAye and bigger dogs as I'm sure he has a death wish ...keeps trying to take on German shepards and pitbulls etc
I'm getting no more lolMaybe you need to get him a pal to protect him
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I've just found that hairpin bend lol , despite the road saying <10 metres > there's no warning before that bend....just aswell there were no cars coming other way.When I went up there stupid satnag turned me up the road just before the carpark. Ended up at a hairpin I couldn't get round had great fun doing a 10 point turn on a hairpin on a very steep hill.
There were a couple of cars parked on the LHS and cars kept coming down so I gave up. I was still a bit nervous of steep hills after my burning rubber experience a couple of days before.I've just found that hairpin bend lol , despite the road saying <10 metres > there's no warning before that bend....just aswell there were no cars coming other way.
Either the plug or the wire immediately before it was knackered. Yep get a fair kick of it while engine is running ...same if you touched a coil lead on petrol so I'm assuming it's boosted higher than 12v would explain the 4mm thick wires ....