Westfield arrived but problems already

[Captain Colonial]

Excellent, that's all three issues cracked, well done!  Now just get out and enjoy it! 

[Kingster]

Wow - took one look at the pics of silicone hose and though you were lucky they didn't give you more than just a smell of fuel.

Can't believe someone used them for actual fuel feed hose (despite the fact that some silicone hose is sold as ok for fuel) - you live and learn!

[Martyn Vann - Warwickshire AO]

I'm glad you have got to the bottom of the petrol smell 

Hope to see you out and about soon 

[tisme]

21 hours ago, Chris King - Webmaster and Joint North East AO said:

Wow - took one look at the pics of silicone hose and though you were lucky they didn't give you more than just a smell of fuel.

Can't believe someone used them for actual fuel feed hose (despite the fact that some silicone hose is sold as ok for fuel) - you live and learn!

On the same subject, I'd personally avoid cotton braided fuel hoses - I bought some for mine initially (from a well known dealer) and it looked really smart - after about 6 months I decided to reroute and shorten one of the hoses - on cutting through I noticed cracks in the actual rubber so I stripped the cotton braiding off and the "rubber" hoses nearly crumbled apart . A case of what you can't see is usually carp !!. My advice is use plain good quality hose and check it regularly.

[DELETE ME]

4 hours ago, Martyn Vann - Joint Warwickshire AO said:

I'm glad you have got to the bottom of the petrol smell 

Hope to see you out and about soon 

I'm so glad I found the issue, also changed the silicon hoses in the engine bay also. 

Now ready for http://www.nationalkitcarshow.co.uk/index.php

see you there 

[Stu Faulkner]

1 hour ago, Glove said:

I'm so glad I found the issue, also changed the silicon hoses in the engine bay also. 

Now ready for http://www.nationalkitcarshow.co.uk/index.php

see you there 

You most certainly will.