Anyone got a pic of the bottom of the car....

[Webby the Bear]

can take some at work tomorrow if you want let me know what you require

That would be sweet, cheers mate! basically a shot/shots covering the whole of the bottom so we can see what sumps are where. for the hg job i've also need to get to remove the ''downpipes''.... not sure what these are although i presume their pipes from the exhaust manifolds  

but anyway, yeah just some shots showing what everythiung is 

nice one!

Cheers Rob, where would we be without you? 

[RobG]

This any help to you Steve

[Webby the Bear]

This any help to you Steve

FEK! I can't see pics at work lol

ill check when i get home. cheers John Rambro 

[Marks DTM Calib]

My garage is a mess, bits of tractor, car, Stihl saws, V8's, Locos the lot.

Thankfuly I have access to other larger workshops!

[bored bigyin54]

This any help to you Steve

FEK! I can't see pics at work lol

ill check when i get home. cheers John Rambro 

told you rob had one 

[omega3000]

cheers John Rambro

[TheBoy]

My garage is a mess, bits of tractor, car, Stihl saws, V8's, Locos the lot.

Thankfuly I have access to other larger workshops!

What about bodyshops 

That said, I don't want it in BR blue

[Webby the Bear]

nice pic rob.... is there a pic for the front end to? 

[RobG]

nice pic rob.... is there a pic for the front end to? 

You taking the pi$$

[Webby the Bear]

not intentionally 

[RobG]

Just had a load of pics (27) mailed to me by b4ndit (Terry), will see what I can do Steve. Won`t be tonight though

[Webby the Bear]

no worries rob, i can get the pics.... its the labelling i cant do cos i dont really know what the shizzle is 

[Webby the Bear]

and thanks mate, really really helpful! 

[Webby the Bear]

Right chaps, sorry for the HG thread that I probably won't update due to the realisation that I can't simply replace the gasket so this will be left until last....save the most difficult and time consuming best 'til last is the old expression  When I start the strip down I will get to the Thermostat too as that's another job that seems worthwhile.

For now though I think springs, shock absorbers and struts is the next line of fire.

So, I've decided rear shocks 'n' springs is the first thing. I've read Mark's guide about replacing the rear springs...

http://www.omegaowners.com/forum/index.php?topic=90537.0

I've been trying to marry up the pics in the guide with Rob's excellent pic of the rear underside. Now obviously the first thing is to remove those ABS connectors. No probs.
Then as I'm unsure as to where the flexi brake line bracket is on the body can I simply follow the line from the brakes to where it meets the body?
Bit unsure as to where the 4 bolts are securing the subframe to the floor plan..... are these viewable on Rob's piccy? 
The rear shock absorber removal looks a piece of piddle!

Any thoughts greatly appreciated.

[RobG]

Right chaps, sorry for the HG thread that I probably won't update due to the realisation that I can't simply replace the gasket so this will be left until last....save the most difficult and time consuming best 'til last is the old expression  When I start the strip down I will get to the Thermostat too as that's another job that seems worthwhile.

For now though I think springs, shock absorbers and struts is the next line of fire.

So, I've decided rear shocks 'n' springs is the first thing. I've read Mark's guide about replacing the rear springs...

http://www.omegaowners.com/forum/index.php?topic=90537.0

I've been trying to marry up the pics in the guide with Rob's excellent pic of the rear underside. Now obviously the first thing is to remove those ABS connectors. No probs.
Then as I'm unsure as to where the flexi brake line bracket is on the body can I simply follow the line from the brakes to where it meets the body?
Bit unsure as to where the 4 bolts are securing the subframe to the floor plan..... are these viewable on Rob's piccy? 
The rear shock absorber removal looks a piece of piddle!

Any thoughts greatly appreciated.

Above the ABS sensors. 2 bolts to each "U" bracket