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General Discussion Area / Re: Who's a lucky boy?
« on: 09 March 2024, 12:00:47 »
Not bellend purple....but the car is one ugly f*ucker.
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I would just leave it if it's working ok. Then the collective that is OOF can collectively piss ourselves when you get stuck in second miles from home and chant "Told you to get it done, tight arse"
10ltrs of ATF should be about £70 depending on your choice and 1 hour at you local £60 per hour man and you get change for a pint and a pie out of £150 and the knowledge that you have done the gearbox a good turn.
Slightly more if you get the sump dropped and filter replaced .
A man of your wealth is just pocket change
Hooked up the Maxiscan 509, which was kindly given to me by an OOF member.Can that do gearbox, as its just a OBDII scanner...
No codes either stored or pending.
Until they see itProbably three figures, more than the car is worth.Just get the oil changed ...it will thank you for it
I'll check out the cost.
WBAC say she is worth £1160.....which is 4 figures.
Probably three figures, more than the car is worth.Just get the oil changed ...it will thank you for it
I'll check out the cost.
Just get the oil changed ...it will thank you for it
If the gearbox was in limp, which sounds like it was if it just picked 1 gear, there will be codes in the gearbox.And what codes are in the engine and gearbox?
No codes or warning lights.....the car just got very hot after a while at 50 MPH, which is 5000 rpm in second gear.
And what codes are in the engine and gearbox?
TBH, if the issue you had was a hydro mechanical issue, you're pissing in a force 9 anyway. Nothing will fix it. If it was an electronic issue, that needs resolving.
*BUT* gearbox servicing is part of the car's servicing requirements, so needs doing anyway, unless you think the box is shagged.
Jack Regan slithered a 3 litre MK1 around the city streets when chasing 'wrong uns'.....so it can't be a bad car.I thought he was always 'driven', not 'driving'.
IIRC, over half of the ATF is retained in the torque converter. So you will only drain c.3.5 litres of oil first go.
So....in my understanding....first oil change gives a 50% ratio of old to new, second one gives you 75%, third one gives 87.5% and so on. So 10.5 litres of ATF will, more or less, give you an acceptable ratio.