The black gunk or Biofilm is still giving me problems. The proper fix is to remove the washer fluid reservoir and give it a thorough cleaning but…that involves jacking up and removing the drivers side wheel then removing the mudguard cover to gain access to remove the reservoir!
Decided to try a sort of cyclic flush out to avoid the above.
The actual jets are clear, turns out both nozzles are internally blocked ??? and I have worked out the likely chain of events. Car was loaned to a family member and during the loan period the washer reservoir ran out of water. Water was added and I presume the washers still would not work cos when I went to use them the other day – nothing.
To get started on this job ordered this off eBay.
Betty is our Garmin nuvi 2597LMT GPS that we bought off our older daughter a few years ago. The battery has been showing signs of dying so got a replacement one off eBay for less than $15 dollars. Battery arrived weeks ago and been sitting on the balcony computer desk and when I finally got around to doing the job could not find the bloody thing.
Tiny Torx screws !…do I have bits that small? Took a while to remember that we bought something like a precision bit set from a walkway trader at Chinatown (The Glen) – found it in the workshop.
Downed drone update – 70th birthday present which is now over a month ago and still not flown the bloody thing! Been waiting on the eBay spare order – 10 packets (4 per pack)
Drone comes with a spare prop set including a little remove/install tool. Note that all four props are different; A1-A2 and B1-B2. Interesting that the B2 prop kept coming off and in the end got lost. OK…fitted the spare B2 prop to have another go and again crashed, lost that one as well – bugger. Continue reading “JY018 Pocket Drone – spare props”
Hoping for lighter winds tomorrow to have another go at flying the drone that I got for my birthday. In the meantime was pottering in the workshop today and came across this old fashioned ladies cosmetic case.
Some months ago bought this cosmetic case from the Salvos for $3.25, figured it would be handy for something in the workshop.
I’ll put it in tomorrow morning and see how she starts, in the meantime giving it a top up charge.
Finally installed the rear camera that’s been lying around for a while.
