General What have you done for her/him recently?
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I managed to crash Red into a kerb at about 3mph in the snow.....on full lock...and consequently bent one of the track rod ends now it takes almost a full turn of steering to go in a straight line!!
Also I have almost completed making my lightweight boot and windows, just need a window seal kit from a 750 Panda
Also I have almost completed making my lightweight boot and windows, just need a window seal kit from a 750 Panda
Fitted some 'Magnecor' plug leads to the blue clx today, no.4 lead was shorting out on tickover now and again, also giving a slight hesitation when pulling away from standstill.
They're not the cheapest leads around but they are guaranteed for 10 years, service was brilliant too, arriving next day. Runs lovely and smooth now, plus, the leads are blue so I now have a bit of colour coding going on under the bonnet, and a sticker.
If your Panda has SPI and you want some of these you'll need to order the set that fits Cinq and Seicento sportings, not the ones listed for 999cc Pandas, as they only fit Pandas with distributors. I ordered the wrong set first of all so learnt the hard way, have decided to keep them though for use on my Partners 4x4.
They're not the cheapest leads around but they are guaranteed for 10 years, service was brilliant too, arriving next day. Runs lovely and smooth now, plus, the leads are blue so I now have a bit of colour coding going on under the bonnet, and a sticker
.If your Panda has SPI and you want some of these you'll need to order the set that fits Cinq and Seicento sportings, not the ones listed for 999cc Pandas, as they only fit Pandas with distributors. I ordered the wrong set first of all so learnt the hard way, have decided to keep them though for use on my Partners 4x4.
Finished putting my Sisley back together today, now completely solid underneath, my welding could be better in places I will admit, but there shouldn't be any problems for the MOT for the next few years as far as rust is concerned.
Just need some insurance now and it'll finally take over from the CLX on daily duties. I've had it about 8 months and the furthest I've ever driven it is about a mile.
Just need some insurance now and it'll finally take over from the CLX on daily duties
. I've had it about 8 months and the furthest I've ever driven it is about a mile.
Hi Richard you need 145x13s like the ones on the trekking and clx any bigger and you will have no wings left. Petrol filler pipe will also be ragged off. I can give you the importers detail if intrested? The come from Italy.
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Just buy this on UK ebay for my Country Club V2:
Display: 5'' TFT touch screen with 1677pixels, 480*272 resolution
Support FM Transmitter
Binaural earphone jack, built-in hi-fi 1.5W speaker
Bigger maps display area, support full screen play of 16:9 wide screen
GPS Receiver Build-in GPS antenna
Audio play: support WMA9, MP3 and WAV formats;
Video play: support RMVB, WMV9, MPEG4, Divx, XviD, MPEG2, WMV, ASF, AVI format
Photo view: support JPG, BMP format
Text reading: support TXT format
Strong USB fuction: full speed USD Client 2.0, mini USB port
CPU: SiRF Centrality Atalas-IV/533MHz
Memory:128MB ROM
Memory Card: Applicable for a Maximum up to 8GB SD card
Antenna: Built-in folded antenna
Screen Type: TFT Touch Screen
Screen Size:5 inches
Battery Type: Built-in Battery
Battery Capacity:950mAh
Compatible: SD, MMC
Switching Power Adapter:AC100-240V, input 12V, 1A
Accepted working temperature:0-40 ℃
Size:15x90x137mm
The funny thing it's that I can use different types of sat nav software, such as IGO, TOMTOM, Garmin, TwoNav, Oziexplorer...
It's useful for our adventures
Soon I leave here a demonstration in video.
Display: 5'' TFT touch screen with 1677pixels, 480*272 resolution
Support FM Transmitter
Binaural earphone jack, built-in hi-fi 1.5W speaker
Bigger maps display area, support full screen play of 16:9 wide screen
GPS Receiver Build-in GPS antenna
Audio play: support WMA9, MP3 and WAV formats;
Video play: support RMVB, WMV9, MPEG4, Divx, XviD, MPEG2, WMV, ASF, AVI format
Photo view: support JPG, BMP format
Text reading: support TXT format
Strong USB fuction: full speed USD Client 2.0, mini USB port
CPU: SiRF Centrality Atalas-IV/533MHz
Memory:128MB ROM
Memory Card: Applicable for a Maximum up to 8GB SD card
Antenna: Built-in folded antenna
Screen Type: TFT Touch Screen
Screen Size:5 inches
Battery Type: Built-in Battery
Battery Capacity:950mAh
Compatible: SD, MMC
Switching Power Adapter:AC100-240V, input 12V, 1A
Accepted working temperature:0-40 ℃
Size:15x90x137mm
The funny thing it's that I can use different types of sat nav software, such as IGO, TOMTOM, Garmin, TwoNav, Oziexplorer...
It's useful for our adventures
Soon I leave here a demonstration in video.
I like them
Woops sorry just spotted your question! They are malatesta off road tyres 13R80/145 and I can highly recommend them in the snow but when the snow melts you have to change to road tyres really as the car behaves oddly and follows all the lines in the road and gets quite twitchy!
Si
New oil and filter on van panda.
Panda4x4net
Established member
Just buy this on UK ebay for my Country Club V2:
Display: 5'' TFT touch screen with 1677pixels, 480*272 resolution
Support FM Transmitter
Binaural earphone jack, built-in hi-fi 1.5W speaker
Bigger maps display area, support full screen play of 16:9 wide screen
GPS Receiver Build-in GPS antenna
Audio play: support WMA9, MP3 and WAV formats;
Video play: support RMVB, WMV9, MPEG4, Divx, XviD, MPEG2, WMV, ASF, AVI format
Photo view: support JPG, BMP format
Text reading: support TXT format
Strong USB fuction: full speed USD Client 2.0, mini USB port
CPU: SiRF Centrality Atalas-IV/533MHz
Memory:128MB ROM
Memory Card: Applicable for a Maximum up to 8GB SD card
Antenna: Built-in folded antenna
Screen Type: TFT Touch Screen
Screen Size:5 inches
Battery Type: Built-in Battery
Battery Capacity:950mAh
Compatible: SD, MMC
Switching Power Adapter:AC100-240V, input 12V, 1A
Accepted working temperature:0-40 ℃
Size:15x90x137mm
The funny thing it's that I can use different types of sat nav software, such as IGO, TOMTOM, Garmin, TwoNav, Oziexplorer...
It's useful for our adventures
Soon I leave here a demonstration in video.
Here is the video, with a home made navigation menu
Very much like!
I`m still not sure if I want to drill holes through my roof to fit the ones I got!
How did you hold the nuts on the other side Urchin?
How did you hold the nuts on the other side Urchin?
There are little moulded metal washer things that fit into groves in the roof as i recall
Means you have to be very precise on your drilling!
Jim
Means you have to be very precise on your drilling!
Jim
Cheers Jim, that must have been what I heard dropping inside the roof channels in the scrapyard as I took them off....
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Look really good on your 4x4.
new hub carrier/balljoint, and NOS tie rod on the O/S along with odd tidied and painted bitsoff Scruffbag
also trying out new mudflaps on fresh tidied up archliners. Not properly fitted yet because I'm tidying up a couple of rust spots on the edge of the wheelarch while the liner's off but trial fitting tey're looking good I reckon
also trying out new mudflaps on fresh tidied up archliners. Not properly fitted yet because I'm tidying up a couple of rust spots on the edge of the wheelarch while the liner's off but trial fitting tey're looking good I reckon
Love the mudflaps! Think they really suit the look of a Panda.
Got a front and rear set for fitting on mine
Got a front and rear set for fitting on mine
I've got the rears to match those Andrew. I quite like the look of mud flaps on a panda.
