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2 NeutralAbout Jakub
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- Birthday 06/06/2007
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Current Car
1983 Ford Cortina 1.6GL
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Male
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Heywood, Greater Manchester
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Interests
Vintage audio, 80s electronics. anything relating to the 1980s.
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Thank you, is the adress address you PMed me still up to date?
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Hello, i would like to get my locks working on the same key as my ignition. can i just take this to any locksmith? i also need new stones in the boot lock, as mine is an empty barrel that can be opened with a screwdriver
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8000 is the cheapest quote. this is because i am 17 and this is my first car. im also considering going abroad for university so i may have to sell the car anyway. at least i had fun restoring it.
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i had to send my v5 to the dvla, all the post offices said they would not do it.
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i managed to get them off in the end, but not without drilling right through the heater knob though :( I fixed it with some hot glue and spray paint
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yes, i have drilled as far through as i can go without drilling right through it, cant be corrosion as the wd40 did nothing. i guess i could try a thicker drill bit?
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Still not coming off, I'm completely stumped.
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i tried drilling it out today and its still not coming off, i put a little bit of wd40 in it and i will let it sit overnight.
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I managed to get the other two off, but no ammount of prying is getting the fan knob off. I tried to push the pin, and that did not work. I will have another go tommorow.
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I will probably do that, some rubber ones should be period correct :)
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Hello, i want to replace the decal on my heater control, and also paint the little pictures on the knobs of my heater control, but i do not know how to remove them. The car is a mk5 but i believe its the same in the mk4 and 3. Thanks
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Help needed urgently regarding water leakage into interior.
Jakub replied to Jakub's topic in Bodywork & Paint
Thats a lot of rust, no holes though thankfully. Mine wasnt nearly as bad, and i just used some sheets of foam from ebay. I also put foam on the inside of the box to better insulate the hot air from the cold air when the flap is open/closed. -
update: I dyed the carpet and it looks better than it did, but still not good. i dont have 300 pounds for a new carpet at the moment so i guess i will settle for this. Mostly it looks ok, but i think i used not enough dye. There were also two large dark stains in the rear footwell area, as if something was spilled. The dye did not cover these. I used the spray bottle method.
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ahh, right. i did want to remove the metal framework as the rust i needed to fix is between the windscreen seal and the back of the top metal framework. I think this is caused by a leak in the windscreen seal.
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Nevermind:( will not be removing the dashboard, after removing the top plastic (which was glued on for some reason) I noticed that a previous owner decided to weld the dashboard either side. It's OK though as I should have enough room now to fix the rust I wanted to fix.