Dr Mark's Tardis

As posted on the Iveco daily forum. £25

Camping at Stratford " Adventure Overland Show ". In a large group of expedition vehicles, organised by Neil and Pat of the Overland see group. And we were introduced to Overland Sphere And Karen finds a cake shop

New logo on the front. Tardiis name and Iveco font. Rather hard to access, so I did it while the cab and camper were split. Used automotive vinyl wrap.

Only three years since I put the new hoses in. Note that the new hose a very different outer texture more like a hydraulic hose. Let's hope it lasts longer. Note 2.7m from tank to engine 

While bleeding the brakes, pressure vanished and I found fluid squiring out on the front nearside tyre. A solid brake hose had sprung a leak. Odd because I had not done anything to it. On investigation it turned out to be an original steel pipe that had rusted through and fortunately burst in the drive. I had thought it was copper with a mess of underseal on it. Wrong: it was steel pitted with corrosion. I found one other steel pipe in the engine compartment in rather better condition, and replaced both. At 23 years old original steel pipes are an accident waiting to happen.