How to repair a split gaiter?
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What?!
He even said he did the damage himself. Nothing to do with it being a Rover
Haha, I love winding you Rover guys up!
Oh yeah!
Serious amounts of win when it works though, which isn't much admittedly at the moment
I have been thinking about this, i cant work out what "has serious amounts of win" about a 620ti?
They are 200bhp in a fairly seizable car right? Which doesnt sound fantastic to me?
Edit: dont get me wrong, i am not having a go at the car per say, just the over enthusiasm which owners seem to have for them when there are absolutely thousands of cars more capable on the market!
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Haha, I love winding you Rover guys up!
You didn't wind me up. Didn't you see the smiley?
But it's a Rover. With 200bhp!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
200bhp!!!
Did I say it had 200bhp??!!
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To be fair, ive no idea. I dont think ive ever seen a 620ti go through the auctions and ive never looked them up elsewhere.
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Replacement is the only serious option, but Rover have a good parts network right?
NOT ANY MORE THEY WENT BROKE LOL
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I can order a part for my car at 16:59 and it arrive before 22:00 the same day.
I can order a part for my car at 16:59 and it arrive before 22:00 the same day.
I can order a medal in the same period for you. Would you like one
I repaired a CV gaiter that was split in the same way.
I used PU adhesive in the hole and then smeared PU adhesive over the top and surrounding area. I then placed a small rubber patch over the wet adhesive and let it dry. Finally I used the PU adhesive to seal the edges of the patch.
Been on there about 12 months without any problems.
I used PU adhesive in the hole and then smeared PU adhesive over the top and surrounding area. I then placed a small rubber patch over the wet adhesive and let it dry. Finally I used the PU adhesive to seal the edges of the patch.
Been on there about 12 months without any problems.
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My plan was ****looads of Araldite plus a puncture repair kit, then more Araldite on that.
Don't know what you mean about the parts network... oh wait
If anything it encourages people to be more resourceful, so is only doing good!
Talking of which, I couldn't actually get the lower balljoint apart even using a big hammer and ****ing 9 shades of **** out of it! This is going to be fun.
Don't know what you mean about the parts network... oh wait
If anything it encourages people to be more resourceful, so is only doing good!
Talking of which, I couldn't actually get the lower balljoint apart even using a big hammer and ****ing 9 shades of **** out of it! This is going to be fun.