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 61 
 on: 14 April 2024, 23:01:37 
Started by tomuxzz - Last post by Doctor Gollum
Ok, that's the later car, so treat the engine as a 3.2 Omega... ie DBW with two coil packs :y And the MAF will be the same Bosch unit, although you should rule out vacuum leaks.

Re the ABS, that's possible, but not sure if all code readers are able to read the ABS or gearbox ECUs. :-\ The fact the the TC light isn't on suggests a different problem, iirc both lights come on when the speedometer fails if it's the ECU that's failed.

What does the TC switch do?

 62 
 on: 14 April 2024, 22:50:15 
Started by Field Marshal Dr. Opti - Last post by YZ250
……..
 I'd still love to have a decent run again in an SD1 Vitesse but again I'm sure it wouldn't feel the same as the first time I drove one!

I owned a Moonraker Blue Rover SD1 3.5 Vitesse TP for around 5 years. It was a big (for that era) comfortable car, but boy did it like a drink. It sounded sweet, especially after I’d removed the centre boxes from the zorst.  :y  Rust got to it in the end, mainly the door bottoms due to poor drainage and the rear arches. In later years a couple of colleagues completely rebuilt their Vitesse’s with new parts from Rimmer Brothers, but back then I had a young family and was finding 16mpg on a good day a drain on my wallet, very often much lower the way I drove it. As far as I can recall the V8 and transmission never let me down.  :y

 63 
 on: 14 April 2024, 22:03:53 
Started by Varche - Last post by YZ250
Does passing on the left if there's a clear lane between you count as undertaking, or could it be argued that it's safer than being sat up someones arse getting all pissed off about it? :-\

A43 so only two lanes.  :y  Personally, as I’m properly reformed now, I would have moved back into lane 1 and slowed down very slightly, taken a chill pill and put on some soothing music.  ::)

The old me would have waited for the gap in lane 1 and then very innocently crept up the inside for the undertake, keeping a constant lookout for any danger from the car I’m undertaking. Ah, driving is so much more relaxed now I’m reformed.  ::) :y

 64 
 on: 14 April 2024, 21:33:24 
Started by Field Marshal Dr. Opti - Last post by Sir Tigger KC
Sorry Nick, Don’t think they were ever respectable 😁 on the other hand the Morris Marina …….🤣🤣


 The woeful Marina was laughably seen as 'the future' when introduced in 1971......despite the antiquated engineering coming straight from the mid 1950's. :D ;D

For a long time now I've had a hankering for a morris traveller with a V6, Vauxhall or jag as a bit of a runabout, would make an amusing sleeper.


My Mum had a Morris Minor with an engine from a Austin Healy Sprite and Dolomite Sprint running gear. At least that's what I think it had, but whatever it was definitely a sleeper. The only clue was the slightly fatter wheels.  :y

 65 
 on: 14 April 2024, 21:19:36 
Started by tomuxzz - Last post by tomuxzz
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Sooo...

You need a new MAF for a start. Again a picture of the engine bay will help a certain the correct one for your car.

A decent code reader to read the ABS ECU and see what it's complaining about, although that's potentially a wheel sensor or ECU fault.

Reseating the cluster might help with the rpm, but again, there could be an issue with the wiring that provides the signal or the cluster itself.

Any sign of moisture behind the driver's kick panel or under the carpet?
I cant access to ABS so that's I think its faulty.

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 66 
 on: 14 April 2024, 20:58:38 
Started by Jim82 - Last post by Doctor Gollum
Yeah, worth keeping the GM wishbones for that very reason.
Unfortunately, you're stuck with whatever is currently fitted to the car, and 21 years after the last one was built they're highly unlikely to be the genuine ones.

 67 
 on: 14 April 2024, 20:56:03 
Started by Varche - Last post by Doctor Gollum
Does passing on the left if there's a clear lane between you count as undertaking, or could it be argued that it's safer than being sat up someones arse getting all pissed off about it? :-\

 68 
 on: 14 April 2024, 20:54:18 
Started by STEMO - Last post by Doctor Gollum
It was said a lot many years ago that WWIII would kick off in the middle east.A lot now depends on how Israel react/have reacted[not seen the news since first thing this morning].
Well, we're still here, so either they're pretending not to notice, or the response was measured.

If it does kick off properly, then that's all the flights to India and Asia scuppered as the safe air route runs south of Iraq and north of Somalia.

 69 
 on: 14 April 2024, 20:52:34 
Started by Varche - Last post by TheBoy
The idiot in the outside lane all the way from Towcester to Brakkers.  But I chose to intimidate him rather than undertake.

 70 
 on: 14 April 2024, 20:50:41 
Started by Darth Loo-knee - Last post by TheBoy
It's a Jaaaag, there's nothing potential about it ;)
I think it could be a schoolboy error on my part, so I may have to apologise for all the words I said about that Callum town.

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