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[PaulCP]

Foxy, on 05 Jun 2018 - 6:45 PM, said:

PaulCP, on 05 Jun 2018 - 6:42 PM, said:

Foxy, on 05 Jun 2018 - 6:32 PM, said:

PaulCP, on 05 Jun 2018 - 6:30 PM, said:

Met with Mick43 today, he’s hoping to come along to meet a few old faces

Nice one ...quite a bit older than when we last met!

Yes you are 😄😄

You still look the same

I know exactly what you mean 😛, not ageing one bit, still look like a 30 something👍

[Foxy]

[rob999]

I’ll bring my white shiny one so you can show me what a lardy evora can do 👍👍

[Tony H]

Its tomorrow! Weather looks good.

[Foxy]

[PaulCP]

See you there at some point👍 I promised the wife a meal out this week so I guess Tyrell’s should be appealing 😀😀

Just had a message from Mick who will be a no show, something to do with the footie🙄

Edited by PaulCP, 27 June 2018 - 05:44 PM.

[Foxy]

PaulCP, on 27 Jun 2018 - 5:39 PM, said:

See you there at some point👍 I promised the wife a meal out this week so I guess Tyrell’s should be appealing 😀😀

Just had a message from Mick who will be a no show, something to do with the footie🙄

Nice one   

[Tony H]

Nice evening sesh. Hope you got home without much hassle Foxy. Was thinking on the way home and guessing its the starter solenoid thats gone?

[Foxy]

Tony H, on 29 Jun 2018 - 08:05 AM, said:

Nice evening sesh. Hope you got home without much hassle Foxy. Was thinking on the way home and guessing its the starter solenoid thats gone?

Thanks for your help Tony. Yep, got home fine...filled up with fuel without switching off...then in a brain fart moment switched the engine off while sitting in a traffic jam. The bloke behind wasn’t happy about having to push start me

[PaulCP]

The links I sent to you suggest that Tony could be correct in thinking “solenoid” .One of the links suggest testing it by running cable direct from battery to solenoid.
Starter motor & solenoid are under the air filter area apparently, no need to go from underneath

[Foxy]

PaulCP, on 29 Jun 2018 - 08:48 AM, said:

The links I sent to you suggest that Tony could be correct in thinking “solenoid” .One of the links suggest testing it by running cable direct from battery to solenoid.
Starter motor & solenoid are under the air filter area apparently, no need to go from underneath

Thanks Paul, and thanks for your help and support yesterday
Knowing that I’ll probably do more harm than good if I fiddle, I’ll probably to take it to my local indie, armed with all the solenoid/yoke info, I’m sure he’ll sort it in no time...