So where are all the first impressions? (right here)

[Skydance]

Your airbox moves quite a lot. It should be quite firmly mounted by the 3 locating feet.

Really, I will double check again. Thank you

 

[DCPU]

Really, I will double check again. Thank you

There's a few photos here to illustrate:

https://www.theineosforum.com/threads/taking-the-airbox-out-rhd-diesel.12412406/

 

[MileHigh]

I see references to a ’boot wash’- as in washing footwear or in washing out the ‘trunk’?

 

[Krabby]

I see references to a ’boot wash’- as in washing footwear or in washing out the ‘trunk’?

As in washing your footwear via a waterfall upon opening your driver side door.

 

[trobex]

As in washing your footwear via a waterfall upon opening your driver side door.

This made me laugh... better off to enter the vehicle barefoot after rain!

 

[Ichabod]

I see references to a ’boot wash’- as in washing footwear or in washing out the ‘trunk’?

Would our British brethren refer to it as a "Wellies wash"?

 

[bigleonski]

And the Aussie farmers will use it to wash the cowshit off the gum boots.

 

[AWo]

What did the Romans ever do for us??

An Aqueduct?

 

[emax]

30.1 miles per UK standard gallon

That's an excellent figure!

Can you tell us which tires you have?

 

[DCPU]

That's an excellent figure!

Can you tell us which tires you have?

Helium filled balloons?

 

[emax]

I am of course asking for BFGs or Bridgestones.

 

[bemax]

As we have quite a hot weather I didn’t think of the rain tonight anymore.
That caused me to jump backwards when opening the door…

 

[Barney]

Good to know.

 

[emax]

Good to know, yes.
But not so funny.

 

[beanohallett]

That's an excellent figure!

Can you tell us which tires you have?

Just the Bridgestone All-Terrain Tyre, on 17" rims.

Alas not helium or nitrogen filled , just good old French air.

 

[muxmax]

Good to know, yes.
But not so funny.

I'm not too sure if @Barney was actually referring to @bemax' water issue.

@bemax: please keep us posted on the development. Do you have any idea where that water could come from?

 

[ECrider]

good old French air.

that's what you find in Dutch ovens

 

[Barney]

@bemax I didn't mean to make fun of you. I just imagine going to work in the morning. Open the door and get a water fountain on your feet. Of course that shouldn't be the case.

 

[CountyV8]

Just the Bridgestone All-Terrain Tyre, on 17" rims.

Alas not helium or nitrogen filled , just good old French air.

I have let all the French air out and pumped in lots of English air.

 

[bemax]

@bemax I didn't mean to make fun of you. I just imagine going to work in the morning. Open the door and get a water fountain on your feet. Of course that shouldn't be the case.

no offense taken at all! I have to take a cloer look at the lower door seal. It seems to be cut in at more or less 10 cm. It looked like the water went into the seal at this point.
This might be no topic at all as it is rubber. But if this happens in winter time it would not be great to ha ice within the seal I guess.