Fixing the Accidental Project 306 (Peugeot 306 HDI)

The accidental project 306 is still running, kind of. We've now fixed his water leak, which was caused by someone else's previous bodge job, yet again!
Music from #Uppbeat:
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My Bikes:
Yamaha YZF R125 - 2012 Model
Triumph Daytona 675 - 2006 Model
My Cars:
Peugeot 106 Quiksilver 2003 - Daily Driver
Peugeot 306 Meridian HDI Moonstone 2001
Rover Mini Mayfair 1993 1275 Carb Model - Project
My Cameras & Gear:
Gopro: Hero 8
Samsung Galaxy S10
Gimbal: Zhiyun Smooth 4
Drone: DJI Mavic Air
My Motorbike Gear:
Helmet: Shoei GT-Air
Summer:
Leathers: RST Razor 2 Piece
Boots: RST R-16 1063
Gloves: Alpinestars SP-8 V2 Leather
Winter:
Textiles: RST Blade 2 Piece
Boots: RST Tractech Evo III Sport Waterproof
Gloves: RST Axiom Textile/Leather
Editing Software:
Davinci Resolve

[@SportFury1966]

[BRRRRZZZTTT] World-wide, long ago, car makers switched to spring clips as they respond to vast temperature changes, both the parts and the ambient temps. A little bit for costs, but overwhelmingly to eliminate warranty comebacks due to leaks. Worm-drive clips will be done up fine when you fit them... and then leak when the first deep cold snap hits, as they get looser when the hose material contracts at low temps. Conversely, at very high temperatures, they are now too tight as the hose expands at a different rate than the clamp, resulting in the hose being over-stressed and failing early. We've all seen cartoonishly swollen hoses barely held in place by worm-drive clamps. There is an alternative worm gear drive than can somewhat respond to temp changes: they have Belleville washers stacked on the worm drive, to provide both static and dynamic tension. They're frequently used on turbo ducting on very large, heavy duty engines such as off-road equipment or Semis/HGVs. Standard worm drive clamps rely on the elasticity of the hose material as the 'spring''. But that 'spring' ain't consistent, nor long-lived. They do make tight-access tools that attach to the spring clips with the actuating pistol grip at the other end of a flexible cable. You may be re-visiting those hoses sooner than you think. #WatchWesWork has a couple videos discussing this.

[@joshuadouek6385]

I'm locked in now 😂. Making my way through the back log but I have to watch the new one first!

[@RokyRode]

Wait til you get to the 306 video called 'Locked in' 🤣