What Have You Done to Your Cougar Today?

There is something about the pressure/temperature when foaming which is supposed to make the difference between foam staying in place or sliding off.
I don't remember exactly, but a Google session should help fix it.

dandamano said:
Someone once told me if you use Fairy on the car more than once a year it will damage the paint...Urban legend me thinks :)
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No, it's that if you only use it once a year, it'll leave the car filthy 364 days.

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Nice looking subframe.. Almost a shame to actually fit it and get it dirty!
 
Pid_16V said:
Well done that man, mods by torchlight eh.

Myself! Today I tried the snowfoam that Ricky lent me. Very impressed, great labour saver but I expected more snowfoam. It foamed out of the Lance but instantly started to run. End result is worth it though.

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Thats the downside i was talking about the original Karcher adaptor Al, its not actually the best, theres a cheap one £12ish) that I brought with a 1ltr bottle that allows you to adjust the water/solution ratio to make it stick so to say theres a nozzle on the top which the Karcher one doesnt have...
Glad you liked it though :)
 
Rickysmith189 said:
Thats the downside i was talking about the original Karcher adaptor Al, its not actually the best, theres a cheap one £12ish) that I brought with a 1ltr bottle that allows you to adjust the water/solution ratio to make it stick so to say theres a nozzle on the top which the Karcher one doesnt have...
Glad you liked it though :)
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ah yes i've seen that one, the pink liquid? I had an email marketing thing from ebay this morning and i think it was that very one. £22 though, not £12. :rolleyes:
This one? http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/KARCHER-S...d=282490359454&_trksid=p2060778.c100290.m3507
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Done a rear pad change today..found one of the caliper pins missing and the passenger side handbrake cable was hanging loose no wonder it didnt work fully!

Think I did a few more miles than I thought on the old pads :eek:

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CV joint, wishbone, and evicted a heatshield that was having a rest on the rear silencer box, but rattling and banging.

I was going to be doing the left rear ABS sensor, but mine runs into a hole in the chassis rail to hide. Can't find it after that so have given up. Anybody have an idea? Otherwise it'll get chopped, soldered, chopped again, heatshrink slotted on, soldered and heatshrink sealed.
 

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Herak said:
CV joint, wishbone, and evicted a heatshield that was having a rest on the rear silencer box, but rattling and banging.

I was going to be doing the left rear ABS sensor, but mine runs into a hole in the chassis rail to hide. Can't find it after that so have given up. Anybody have an idea? Otherwise it'll get chopped, soldered, chopped again, heatshrink slotted on, soldered and heatshrink sealed.
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If you remove the read "door card" you can get at the connection.
 
Fitted my sub-frame today and mounted both wheel stations. Gonna be a PITA connecting the handbrake cables by myself though, there just does not appear to be any slack anywhere. Was going to do the rear brake pipes and fit the fuel tank, but, guess what . . . . it started raining again.
 
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