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Fingers crossed BaW. Although I would not want to be in the position of leaking only when hot or only when cold. There should be no fkn leaks!

Initially you mentioned that it would start with some aerostart, but it soon stalls out I take it? If you can keep it going for a little after starting, watch the tacho to see what it does. If it is still jumping while not cranking you can probably rule out the starter interference. If it is it...

That's some ********* luck mate. Hopefully you can get some guidance here. Good luck🤞

Do you sleep under your Nav BaW? The amount of work you are always doing will give people the idea they are unreliable 😂

I found my answer from another thread on this forum Tony, my use of the search function is getting better now! Looked up Instrument Cluster in the title using advanced search and found a thread where someone mentioned checking the speedo wire on the gearbox. Wasn't the speedo, but buggered if I...

Interesting. Mine (05 ZD30) has just started blowing instrument cluster fuses. The reverse camera to my stereo stopped working around the same time and I thought that might be he issue. I just pulled the fuse to the radio and started it and idled ok, all gauges alight. Blew again after a little...

The beauty of the D22 is that they were made for so long there will never be a shortage of spares! Regardless of problems you do have, you will find heaps of support here🍻 And looking at next week's weather, might be worth getting on that AC sooner rather than later!

Welcome, plenty of knowledge here to share

Yeah, I can feel that relief as it starts to back out!😁 Good news mate

Being able to pump that excess generation into a car battery is the best option. In my case as a shift worker I would be able to charge over night shift and hopefully hold enough for my days. Then charge on my days off. I work 5 days, 5 off, 5 nights, 5 off (sort of, sportsman roster if you know...

Good work mate 👍 I hope I don't need to refer back to it, but it's there for whoever does🍻

It will be interesting to see who is making the ice cars in the future. There will be second hand vehicles getting around for a long time. I am still driving my D22 after 17 odd years. China will probably keep banging them out for a while if they are still part of the global economy in 10 years...

I know a fair bit is lost in transmission but I think a third is a bit high. But if you have roof mounted solar the loss between your panels and battery is minimal. Providing of course you are able to charge at home. But otherwise all the power you generate is available to you without the loss...

Pretty sure the tubs from the YD25 were longer by 100mm or so than the ZD30. The D22 manual download that is to be found here will tell you but I am pretty sure someone here will be able to give you a definitive answer

Wow! I always just looked on the supercheap oil tablet and got what was recommended and on special. Or trusted the mechanic to not just use the bucket of oil they had the most of Still, I have made it to 380 thousand kms now. I guess the old ZD30 is a bit more bombproof? Or am I just lucky?

Well I guess it will depend on whether it is cheaper to build hydrogen tank storage outlets everywhere, and that will mean Shell, BP etc stumping up. Personally, in Australia where most people will be able to recharge at home I think electric will be be most successful, for cars at least...

Is that you at 21s Tony? Otherwise if it is lady later in the vid I feel I have been misled by my typical stereotype led brain, and I apologise 😁 Or you are not as old as you let on🤔 And now I will stfu before I embarrass myself further My wife is from Oberon and I visited for the first time...

Mine perished away long ago, doesn't seem to have caused any issues

Yeah BP are rolling them out now. But even if I charge at home I will be stopping at the servo in the morning to feed my iced coffee addiction 😓😓😬😬 Edit: Just realised you bumped me over 100 on the reaction-o-meter Tony! Onya👍

Dead right Tony. The thing is that all but the apartment dwellers will be charging at home most of the time, so I can only wonder how the future will pan out for service stations, though they have quite a few years left yet. I have been watching LPG disappear from the servos in WA continuously...