NBTD - I'm BORED

[gunnerzz]

After reading your previous post was about to say this also, try cleaning, maybe some dirt stuck there......lol

He is probably at it now.
Then when its fixed he will complain to himself on why its so simple but he did not try it earlier, he wonders what good times he could have had with the compressor working.

 

[Izso]

He is probably at it now.
Then when its fixed he will complain to himself on why its so simple but he did not try it earlier, he wonders what good times he could have had with the compressor working.

why is the whole thing covered in some sort of oil that's kinda sticky? Hmm.. I think the first thing I'll do is wash the whole thing, dismantle the whole motor on top and then see what to do from there.

btw how do I drain the thing? I think I hear water inside. hahahaha

 

[gunnerzz]

why is the whole thing covered in some sort of oil that's kinda sticky? Hmm.. I think the first thing I'll do is wash the whole thing, dismantle the whole motor on top and then see what to do from there.

btw how do I drain the thing? I think I hear water inside. hahahaha

there must be a drain plug at the bottom of the tank. check what material is it as somes with copper plug which deforms easily when u grip using pliers to loosen them. Dont be too happy screwing it all the way out if there is pressure in the tank as u will end up looking for the drain plug. I bet when u loosen the drain plug a bit, nothing will come out as gunk has blocked the opening. u will need to unscrew slowly or use a cloth to cover it and watch leech like substance flow out then suddenly a spray of either water or gunk mess up your floor.

Wash it but dont dismantle first. Since yours is electric driven too then dont be too happy when washing it with water.
After washing, remove the air fitting and soak them in degreaser or petrol or diesel and cleaned them. Re install and see if it works.

If it does works them fill the tank up, check for air leak if any. If no air leak then search for oil leak. The whole thing should not be covered in oil if there is normal oil leak unless the tank is not drained for some time and the air oulet is clogged causing it to spray air mixed with oil all over the place.

 

[minibeany]

how can read and reply to this forum using smartphone? What app do you use?

 

[6UE5t]

how can read and reply to this forum using smartphone? What app do you use?

I don't use app, just use browser.

 

[vr2turbo]

I don't use app, just use browser.

Same, but seldom use hp, too small, use PC most of the time......haha

 

[nw111]

how can read and reply to this forum using smartphone? What app do you use?

Got app meh? Used to browse ZTH on Tapatalk but now not anymore because I can't find it there.

 

[Tom]

how can read and reply to this forum using smartphone? What app do you use?

Try loading on your mobile browser, there's a mobile mode for phones and it works like it's in an app

So there's an app that supports forums like this one, called tapatalk like @nw111 said
it lets you manage multiple forums in one place

Got app meh? Used to browse ZTH on Tapatalk but now not anymore because I can't find it there.

do you still use Tapatalk? does it give you a better experience?
can explore adding back the function again actually

 

[Tom]

by the way guys,

The replies per page has been set to 50 instead of the previous 20 per page.
Now there's more to read before needing to click to the next page, works better for mobile
What do you think? Can we go 100 per page?

 

[Izso]

by the way guys,

The replies per page has been set to 50 instead of the previous 20 per page.
Now there's more to read before needing to click to the next page, works better for mobile
What do you think? Can we go 100 per page?

50 doesn't seem to slow down the loading time. Maybe we can trial run the 100

 

[leinnz]

slow slow la. i am still H here. no 4g or 5g yet.

 

[nw111]

do you still use Tapatalk? does it give you a better experience?
can explore adding back the function again actually

Still does but I can't really tell if browsing via Tapatalk gave me a better experience compared to mobile browser because I didn't browse ZTH on Tapatalk long enough to judge whether it's better than the browser.

Current mobile mode is great as it is but I don't mind having it back on Tapatalk though.

 

[Tom]

50 doesn't seem to slow down the loading time. Maybe we can trial run the 100

nice, lets try 50 for a few weeks and then 100. curious how it'll affect pageviews

 

[Tom]

Still does but I can't really tell if browsing via Tapatalk gave me a better experience compared to mobile browser because I didn't browse ZTH on Tapatalk long enough to judge whether it's better than the browser.

Current mobile mode is great as it is but I don't mind having it back on Tapatalk though.

thanks, will check the latest tapatalk, one good thing about it is the push notifications rather than the current email

 

[minibeany]

thanks, will check the latest tapatalk, one good thing about it is the push notifications rather than the current email

i downloaded Tapatalk but couldn't find this forum.

Last time I used Feedly before and subscribe the RSS. Let me try this again.

 

[Tom]

Still does but I can't really tell if browsing via Tapatalk gave me a better experience compared to mobile browser because I didn't browse ZTH on Tapatalk long enough to judge whether it's better than the browser.

Current mobile mode is great as it is but I don't mind having it back on Tapatalk though.

i downloaded Tapatalk but couldn't find this forum.

Last time I used Feedly before and subscribe the RSS. Let me try this again.

Thanks guys, we're back on the Tapatalk app :) give it a try

 

[minibeany]

yay, back online

 

[Tom]

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yay, back online

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Tbh the updated Tapatalk ui is pretty enjoyable to use, liking it a lot so far

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[nw111]

Testing. The notification for this thread just popped up on my screen.

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[gunnerzz]

Additional job on my Pajero.
New set of front discs went on.
Parts arrived on Thusrsday and cost just slightly above RM 200 inclusive postage.
New pads ( Trestor Organic model@ RM40 ) went on.
I did not take a step by step picture as i was pushing to complete the job ( which i failed ) before noon on Friday and i started at about 9am on that day. Never underestimate a simple job...hahaha
Why it took soo long to complete?
1.Need to remove 6 lug nuts.
2.Remove 6 10mm bolt holding the front hub locker.
3.Remove the circular pin holding the driveshaft in the hub locker.
4.Remove 2 screw holding the wheel bearing lock in place.
4.Remove 6 14mm bolt holding the disc+hub assembly.
5.Remove 2 17mm and 1 10mm bolt holding the caliper and the disc cover.
6.Once the disc+hub is out, need to remove another 6 14mm bolt+nut holding the assembly together.
7.Need to push the piston back in a lot further than usual as new disc is a lot thicker.
8.While at it, took the time to re grease the front wheel bearing.

All the above plus fasting month is not a good combo, even my impact wrench felt double its original weight...that plus the Pajero parts which most of the time weight double compared to any car parts.

Next for the Pajero?
Aircond service. Already got an estimate and it will be about RM250. Wont be a DIY job.

I did try to upload the finish pic but failed. Not sure if the size is too big.