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ned1 · Posted 21 Nov 2011, 21:53 #1

Hi all, Its an honour and a pleasure being part of the forum. I cant promise mind , that there will be no inane and seemingly stupid questions relating to repairs etc, but i am sure there are many experts out there to offer advice and guidance.

I have been servicing my own workhorse for the past four years of not so troubloe free motoring. Still love it though.

Peace out

Ned

ned1 · Posted 21 Nov 2011, 22:26 #2

intro...how very rude of me

Hi
I am in teesside ,on my first rover 75 ( used to have a 414sli years ago...best car ever).
Love my workhorse 75, wish i could afford a facelifted one, wish mine didnt have sooo many niggling jobs outstanding, wish it did more mpg, wished rover made that coupe version

apart from that

HELLO!

Mick · Posted 21 Nov 2011, 22:36 #3

Welcome Ned, glad to have you on board.

Duncan · Posted 21 Nov 2011, 22:45 #4

Welcome from me too. We all may have a lot of wishes, but no make or model is problem free!

Personally I wish they weren't so addictive. I have two 75s and a 45.

ned1 · Posted 21 Nov 2011, 23:05 #5

Thanks fellas. Yes they are addictive, I have thought about getting rid over the years a few times, but when the jobs are done, new clutch, brakes... I have my faith restored. My mate went and bought one aswell not long after me, a tourer auto diesel...he loves his apart from the need to tow a fuel tanker behind him.

Over all though hats off to the people who made em.

ned1 · Posted 21 Nov 2011, 23:31 #6

long day today, tomorrow need to go and buy brake discs for front, as they are warped (cheapish off flea bay)...do i really need to change pads aswell , as they are nearly new?

ned1 · Posted 21 Nov 2011, 23:32 #7

catch you all tomorrow good people.

peace out.

Duncan · Posted 22 Nov 2011, 08:10 #8

ned1 wrote:long day today, tomorrow need to go and buy brake discs for front, as they are warped (cheapish off flea bay)...do i really need to change pads aswell , as they are nearly new?

It depends how bad the old discs were, as the pads may have bedded to those discs and cause uneven wear to your new discs. Personally I would replace.

ned1 · Posted 22 Nov 2011, 11:26 #9

The 'old' discs are actually a year old with 8000miles on em , warped like a jelly mould and not in bad nick at all. the pads look fine. I suppose its just me trying to save money. lol

In hindsight i may be best replacing all like you suggest, as the pads came with the discs .

cheers Duncan

Raistlin · Posted 22 Nov 2011, 11:29 #10

Nice to see you on the forum Ned.

DOn't foget, "The only stupid question is the one you fail to ask"

geesmith · Posted 22 Nov 2011, 13:29 #11

The only stupid question is one about your Humvee on the Greenpeace forums....that would be fairly stupid.
Hiya ned.

ned1 · Posted 22 Nov 2011, 22:14 #12

Thanks for the warm welcome chaps. I have left a beer on the bar for you all.

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