Hi
We have never received a password either and therefore cannot log in...
Please help us too!!!
Many thanks
Regards
Julie & Barry
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From: quantumowners@googlegroups.com [mailto:quantumown...@googlegroups.com]
On Behalf Of Bill
Sent: 27 August 2010 19:17
To: Quan
Hi Pete.
Although I can't answer your problem about how to reattach the
bracket, if it was originally riveted (one of Jim's options), I can
tell you why it came off.
When aluminium rivets are used through steel they suffer from
'dissimilar metal corrosion'. In this case, the steel will cause the
a
Dave is spot on, and if my aged brain remebers chemistry correctly from
30 years ago the series is:
Magnesium
Aluminium
Zinc
Iron
Tin
Lead
Copper
Silver
As aluminium is above iron it corrodes in preference to the steel.
Russell
On 28/08/2010 12:04, Dave English wrote:
Hi Pete.
Although I c
hi
there is a tow bar sold by Quantum for around £100 but I took one off
mine (sorry. sold it) and its nothing special, just a 2"x2" box
section with a hook plate that fits behind the front edge of the boot
floor and a spreader plate behind the rear bumper (actually attached
to it)
as for hardtops
Same happened with me. Martin Scott
- Original Message -
From: "Baz & Jules"
To:
Sent: Saturday, August 28, 2010 11:36 AM
Subject: RE: [Quantum Owners] Re: Members log in
Hi
We have never received a password either and therefore cannot log in...
Please help us too!!!
Many thanks
Please can we stop the "me too" emails relating to the members area of the
website.
If you have not received a user name or password there could be many reason
why not. The main one is likely to be that the membership secretary never
had an email address for you, or this has changed.
If you a
Hi,
Aluminium under the wheel arch is very likely to corrode due to salt. Much
better to use stainless pop rivets. They are easy to get these days especialy
through marine outlets and frequently advertised on ebay.
Flowing through on the LED discussion, I have fitted a multi LED bulb and w
During my latter years at Ford I noticed the rear brake flexi fixing points had
migrated from a sensible location (near to suspension arm pivot point for
example on Mk2 Fiesta, meaning little change to the hose length during
suspension movement ) to a location on the bodywork near the axle centr
Hi,
Bit stange language in the end, but I'll make up my own towbar then.
There are some pics in earlier topics.
thanks
On 28 aug, 10:07, jin wrote:
> hi
> there is a tow bar sold by Quantum for around £100 but I took one off
> mine (sorry. sold it) and its nothing special, just a 2"x2" box
> sec
a while back I modified some chrome Lexus style lights for my 306
cabriolet by tinting them red to mimic the style of the newer Peugeot
cars of the time (207 / 307)
http://s120.photobucket.com/albums/o192/jindal/?action=view¤t=DSC00022.jpg
the problem I had was the indicators would not shine orang
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