A big thank you to Mike and Steve
09-13-2003, 03:47 PM
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A big thank you to Mike and Steve
Cathy and I want to thank Steve (stpman) and Mike (75Rag) for driving down to London to help solve some problems we were having with the 68.
Just one more example of the generosity of the members of the C3 forum.
Thanks guys
:cheers:
Just one more example of the generosity of the members of the C3 forum.
Thanks guys
:cheers:
09-13-2003, 09:57 PM
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Re: A big thank you to Mike and Steve (SuperFast80)
Any time Rick, happy to help :thumbs:
Real easy when it's warm and sunny like today .... gotta tell ya, while you and Steve were out for the test drive, allot of fine looking ladies passed your house :eek:
Joey Tribbianni Voice ....... HOW YOU DOIN' Nice location... :D
Real easy when it's warm and sunny like today .... gotta tell ya, while you and Steve were out for the test drive, allot of fine looking ladies passed your house :eek:
Joey Tribbianni Voice ....... HOW YOU DOIN' Nice location... :D
09-15-2003, 12:35 PM
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Re: A big thank you to Mike and Steve (73Stingraycoupe)
What was the problem / solution?? Just for info...
Steve/Mike, do you travel to Newmarket? :jester
Steve/Mike, do you travel to Newmarket? :jester
09-15-2003, 02:34 PM
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Re: A big thank you to Mike and Steve (desi)
The symptom was smoke / steam from the right front wheel well. We wanted to check, brakes, bearings and cooling system (drain hose)
To make a long story short, problem ended up being a dysfunctional cap, it didn't open early, but the "seal" was on an angle so it would semi boil over before engine reached temp. Not really difficult, but time consuming as we had to let the vehicle cool down between checks.
To make a long story short, problem ended up being a dysfunctional cap, it didn't open early, but the "seal" was on an angle so it would semi boil over before engine reached temp. Not really difficult, but time consuming as we had to let the vehicle cool down between checks.