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So what have you done to your car today?

Started by Loo-knee, 28 April 2011, 21:20:22

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Shackeng

Took the TD Estate to the body shop for a little bodywork TLC. :)

Nick W

Fitted leather gaiters to the gear and handbrake levers to replace the shabby vinyl originals

Shackeng

Quote from: Nick W on 23 May 2015, 14:03:38
Fitted leather gaiters to the gear and handbrake levers to replace the shabby vinyl originals

I'd like some of these, where from Nick? :y

Delroy47

That's better put some chrome exhaust tail pipe trims on the ETS system  :)

TheBoy

Covered a idiothead beemer in my soot. Much to his annoyance.
Grumpy old man

TheBoy

That's not what I typed. Whats wrong with idiothead?
Grumpy old man

chrisgixer


chrisgixer

Oh, that's not what you typed then. ;D

pauls

Wasted 3 hours of chrisgixers time trying to solve my issues :'(
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EMD

Sprayed me sill end cap black , am knackered now  :(
Omegatitis

chrisgixer

Quote from: pauls on 23 May 2015, 18:38:24
Wasted 3 hours of chrisgixers time trying to solve my issues :'(

Oh no not wasted Paul don't worry. We fitted new(er) plugs and checked the HT system. Noted some minor water ingress, probably from the scuttle drain over pot 6 ( you need to seal that up btw)

Checked trims and maf ouput and found no issues there, afaict. No codes in gear box, abs or engine ecu's. Solenoid tests all seemed fine.

The slight miss or drop in power I witnessed last time didn't happen after.

However the slight oddnes on shift quality was evident, as was the jumpy rev counter needle when blipping the throttle from tick over. Although that never returned after the codes where cleared and trims reset.


How was the journey home? Any issues?

ffcgary1

Replaced the clutch on a skoda fabia 57 plate with only 33,000 miles on the clock, :o previous owner clearly used the pedal as a foot rest. >:(
Elite leather, cruise control, 3.0ltr cams, gas flowed 3.0ltr inlet manifold, 4 bar fuel pressure regulator, rear side window demisters, rear electric windows. projectors /HID'S, h/l washers.
Jaguar XJ6

Nick W

Quote from: Shackeng on 23 May 2015, 15:17:47
Quote from: Nick W on 23 May 2015, 14:03:38
Fitted leather gaiters to the gear and handbrake levers to replace the shabby vinyl originals

I'd like some of these, where from Nick? :y


Ebay of course. http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/FITS-OMEGA-C-99-03-LEATHER-GEAR-SHIFT-HANDBRAKE-GAITER-/390774156928?  £12 for the pair. You'll need some contact adhesive, and a sharp blade.

They look much better than the stock ones.

TheBoy

Quote from: chrisgixer on 23 May 2015, 20:24:48
Quote from: pauls on 23 May 2015, 18:38:24
Wasted 3 hours of chrisgixers time trying to solve my issues :'(
Checked trims and maf ouput and found no issues there, afaict.
Weren't LTFTs a bit off, albeit not by much, but show there may be a potential issue?

Ideally, the LTFTs need checking after a couple of hundred miles now they have been reset.
Grumpy old man

Nick W

After fitting the gaiters I made an aluminium gearknob for a friend's Astra as he forgot to order one with the quickshift kit. Putting the radius on the top by plotting it in 2mm steps and then filing/polishing to a finish is a good prompt to finish the ball turner I started last year.