AidanT

Hi All Wanted thoughts and experiences of getting a webasto sunroof fitted - from Good to a Bad idea to buying and fitting please. Worth getting done professionally? My GT6 already stays reasonably cool as I fitted reflective insulation to a replacement gearbox G/F tunnel Cheers

Hi. I'd buy a couple of crocodile clips and connect to the battery. Why risk the possibility of damaging the car wiring?

I swapped over to spin on this year in fact only a month or so ago - I think it was Wheeler dealers on TV or some similar program (Wife hates me for watching them all ) They suggested adding oil to the filter before screwing it on, so I did and had no problems at start up. I know that's not always possible but mine is at 40 degrees so I could! Maybe that'll solve the problem the next time! Or as Pete say's maybe she or he is just saying BOO!

Thanks. Pete I should sell the water from here where I live. Very low mineral content and as soft as anything. Makes a great cup of tea and never have to clean out the kettle !!!

Hi Another quick Q on this subject, Some antifreeze in described as "Concentrate" - Should I be ignoring this and just mix as per the percentages above? Thx

Glad to report new mot issued. No advisory

Will be attending the Peak Run on Sunday next if anyone wants to Have a look

Apologies for the short delay - Details are Classic Car Seats www.classiccarseats.co,uk Yvonne Dutton Tel: 0178 571 747 Penkridge Staffordshire ST19 5ST

If you go on the Super-flex website, they have a video on the reasons why they believe they are better - Obviously this is to sell their product but it does make some good points about their machining of the bushes post the mold. It going to be my winter project 15/16 so let me know how you get on! Think its on YouTube as well

Hi Yes they are Red leather, and The lady who did them for me had a choice of reds as well as many other colours. I have her details at home so will add them tonight or tomorrow as a few people have asked. I supplied her with the foam set as they had worn out to - Cost was £750.00 but she does them from scratch - so a proper job as they say! Details to follow

Here's a pic

I had mine done by an independent trimmer / upholsterer in the Stafford area - similar price to Rimmers seat cover kit - Let me know if you want the details

Hi. Well the block drain definately is!..BLOCKED. tried everything I can think of but run out of ideas. Anyway got 5.5 litres in so I don't think that's too bad. I will have to see if there's improvement in the temperature in slow moving traffic. Got lots of brown gravy out so with a bit of luck it should be better.

Thanks - Drained today and got 4.5 liters out as I was expecting, and have blown air through the heater matrix to ensure that it clear. I will have a look at the plug tomorrow, never actually seen it, but I have seen images so know to look under the manifold around the starter motor area - Will let you know if this is the missing two liters!!

Can anyone confirm how many litres of water my cooling system should take? I can't find anything for the Mk1 - The handbook I have says 6.5 Litres - If that's right then I have been running two litres short but don't seem to have any further space to get any more fluid in! I can only find the capacity for Mk111's on the internet and I'm not sure that would be the same Thx

Don't think anyone has mentioned it and just in case you were not aware, the dizzy number is on the outside case usually hiding opposite the battery. Mine was covered in black paint originally, useful to let them know the number if you are emailing.

I'd concur with Pete Aldon are good quality

What make electronic ignition do you have? I had exactly those symptoms when I first fitted electronic ignition. I purchase a cheap Accuspark system which was found to be the cause. From my investigations I have found that the cheap versions are fine for 4 cylinder cars and not good for six cylinder. My solution was just to buy and fit a quality system. A cheap way to check is to revert back to points and condenser for a short time to see if it solves the problem. They are always useful as a backup!

Graphite is a good lubricant and you don't have to stand there for three hours scraping a pencil just ebay search for graphite powder - its pretty cheap!

I don't know if this will be it but I had a similar issue - mine was two issues, I had a slow discharge through the starter solenoid which I replaced, plus the battery was knackered anyway, replaced that and no problems since plus I'm still on a dynamo! Aidan

Just a thought but the club HQ is in Lubenham Leicestershire - that anywhere near you?

Hi, I'd suggest you join the club and look at your local club group for some help. I'm as you can see am based in Derbyshire Joined the club and found a potential car in Bedfordshire. A club member in the area who will remain nameless (Pete Lewis! ) helped me out and came with me to look at and purchase the car, He even gave me a club evaluation for the insurance. So all in all a great experience! Once again Pete - Thanks for all your help now and since!!

What a pain! As you know I've been looking at these myself as a winter project. The one sold by the club seem to be the best from what I have been able to gather but I'm not sure on their prices. You can buy them direct

Pete you used to be able to do this @ local DVLA offices, I did mine almost as soon as I got it as it had never been converted. Unfortunately the Government in its wisdom decided to close all these offices in 2013 so now your only option is sending it off to Swansea What Fun! and I will keep my fingers crossed for you Aidan

Thanks - and poop ! sorry didn't get to read this till now! Wednesday! I will contact the above Cheers Aidan