What the fan used for let me know

Nice work .. upvoting it Came here after you thought I might lose all my fingers in shed overclocking experiment with a large fan ! Don't worry, the physics stops it happening. Nice to see a fellow shed person doing funky videos ! Happy Christmas.

Wow! I recall wondering wtf they were up to, turning something that was perfectly 'nice' into what appeared to be a lifeless, soul-free, concrete eyesore of an area until, over time, it kind of made sense that it was becoming more functional, enabling it to become more suited to holding events and so on, eventually developing some degree of character as it began to weather in. Blimey, one of my longest sentences ever without a full stop. Must do it more often. There! Impressive piece of footage, btw, which I just discovered by chance - thank you!

Restaurant now closed :(

Do you think this was a good idea?

I used to love Wimpy back in the early 80s. The food came served on proper plates and was really tasty. I remember the one in Bristol giving away Playmobil figures with children's meals

Sneaky bird

If you want to visit this, I'd visit it FAST as they are days away from closing! www.devonlive.com/uk-s-best-fish-and-chip-shop-could-be-coming-to-newton-abbot/story-30216292-detail/story.html

Im searching now for years for a pinout for those fans? Do you have one or know how to connect them? Thanks a lot

how do you connect those fans? do you have an pinout?

I had the same problem and it is the candles! I have 3 candles burned and made a big big difference in the snow/ cold time... And in a normal day i don´t fell any difference...

Glow plugs!!!

I'm not familiar with small diesel engines, but this is not at all something odd for full size diesels. They require heat and pressure to combust the fuel, so until the engine is warm, it's normal to have this type of issue.

My 1.8 focus Tdci used to do this! chuffing blue smoke, and chugging. I also had a loud diesel knock on very cold mornings! was a combination of a blocked egr valve, and the wrong oil! According to Ford, Small independant garages tend to use 10/40oil in everything, and ford diesels are very sensitive to the wrong oil. they like synthetic oil, 5/30 or 5/40. The oil leaks through the valve seals, collects in the cylinder, then causes smokey poor starting.

Sold it lol, somebody elses problem now unfortunately :(

you know the problem now? i have the same problem on my 2.2 tdci

Not running right

jesus

did you fix this in the end?? what was the "fix" as my 2.2 tdci is doing the same. is it as the others say injectors? Cheers

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Thanks for your info, its worth noting that the water was not from the exhaust, i think it had been a damp night so it was from the dew. Problem is, if I go spending £1,200 on 4 new injectors, what happens if it doesnt fix the problem? it's starting fairly well with the milder weather now.

I think, that the white smoke means injector failure. The black smoke means not enough oxygen. And the blue smoke means turbo.

Smoke ruins DPF in exhaust. TDCI diesels suffer from failing injectors. U can have em tested on the car, plug into diagnostics and fire each injector in turn, they all should have a sharp clatter, if dull then thats it. Ir it could be air in fuel system. I suggest u get it plugged in and do diagnostic if ur worried. Or just run it until it wont start?!