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Half the time would be spent on his own

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^^ that. Also, my hands are nowhere near strong enough to create that much force. I had tried just pushing it out with the lever, the other problem is that once you have one piston out you then have another piston still stuck and fluid all over the caliper.

Better to create an air gun and cover the caliper with a towel as I did for the other 3 pistons.

If you can find one that's still intact then go for it. Most of them fell apart within about twenty minutes of leaving the factory.

Pfft, Hilary Stone had a few. Lovely cars.

The body would not violently reject it at all though. They might get a tummy ache, though, if they ate too much tasty, tasty burger.

My experience says that it is violent. And seriously painful when you're empty yet still retching. So even after a week of being unable to ingest anything but a tiny amount of water and you stop trying to throw up you're really weak due to the lack of food.

This is why I want to disembowel anyone who tries to persuade people to eat meat.

This is why pressure tests and component separation should be done with incompressible fluids. You basically made an air gun with a random trigger. Anybody else trying to remove stuck pistons, force water or oil into the cylinder, not gas!

I see your point. How would I go about putting that much force in with fluid though without getting specialist tools?

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Technically, yes. But then many haven't eaten meat for so long/ have never eaten meat so the body would violently reject it.

I prefer these without the rear wheel cover. If I could afford 2 cars I'd have one of these and something small like a 106

I couldn't get into Spiral, and I usually like a good subtitled film. I found it a bit tedious, didn't quite have the edge of the Scandinavian ones.

I think it was a set of Nines that I fixed. The rear was the one I first noticed was borked, then when I fixed the rear I noticed how bad the front was.

My experience of Hayes brakes basically says to keep away at all costs. Service costs are ridiculous and modulation doesn't exist.

The pads should move fairly smoothly without a massive amount of force. The only new parts that will be needed are the pistons and seals. IIRC Avid pistons cost about £15-20 for a pair. There really is nothing else to the caliper.

Shit on their doorstep.

I'm not London based so can't help you there sorry.

Not sure about Avid brakes, but all brakes are pretty similar. I had to excavate all 4 pistons from a set of Hayes brakes I had, it involved a lot of swearing but I got there in the end. I took the caliper apart so that I was just working on one piston at a time, attached the track pump to force the piston out, I reached 175psi before it let go, cue piston flying past my head, bouncing off the wall behind me and landing at my feet.

TL:DR - It can be a lot of dicking about. If you don't enjoy dicking about your lbs may be better suited. Or put them back on the bay

Thank fuck for that.

If you go on the 18th I may be able to join you.

There is only one william1984.

Tis good. Only one episode to go.

And I guess ther isn't any proper way ot meding wood that's split? Is there's. it's only a small split, but it's dangerously close to the edge and I am getting a little worried it might just get torn etc.

I've had to fix a split doorframe in the past. I don't know what tools you have, doesn't sound like you have many.

What I did - architrave off, bang loads of waterproof glue into the split (mine was the bathroom frame) pilot drilled (3mm) 2/3rds the depth of the screw in from the side of the frame, countersink the head so you can hide it, put two screws in, wipe away excess glue.

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Heinz beans are meh. The sauce is too thick and sweet

Yep. I think it's still confused as to how I got to Africa and back in 35 minutes while doing only 5.5mph

Erm, yeah....

http://app.strava.com/activities/72169308

that's a bit special