4g mkII
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Chris Sealy
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Re: 4g mkII
This is the best place for it, unless you don't mind it being in plain sight. What you need is one of these. You then give this tool to a young person and get him to lie on the ground.
Re: 4g mkII
Where do you get one? And what is it called
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Re: 4g mkII
I agree. Mine is under there too, and yes it's not the easiest but you can get some decent ground clearance with it up there.Chris Sealy wrote: Sat Jan 31, 2026 11:11 am This is the best place for it, unless you don't mind it being in plain sight...
I'm embarrassed to say that I lived with a persistent drip for months - years possibly - before I realised it wasn't done up tight enough! Where do I get that tool from?!
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Re: 4g mkII
Hi
Amazon have them:
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Filter-Removal ... 547&sr=8-9
Also very useful for wrapping around Lucas alternator rotors to turn engines when timing or tightening nuts
Regards Mick
Amazon have them:
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Filter-Removal ... 547&sr=8-9
Also very useful for wrapping around Lucas alternator rotors to turn engines when timing or tightening nuts
Regards Mick
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