So what have you done to your car today?

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Doctor Gollum

Quote from: Elite_L0ver on 18 February 2017, 22:15:17
Quote from: tunnie on 18 February 2017, 21:49:18
Quote from: Elite_L0ver on 18 February 2017, 17:29:45
Tried to sort out the lumpy idleing Well i cleared the TH out as it was abit dirty

Did you remove the throttle body itself? So you could clean under neath of the throttle housing?

Cam cover gasket change, clean it all up and coil pack itself should be fine. Get a genuine gasket if you can, still worth extra in my view on those.

Yeah got the housing completly out removed from car and 2 tins used nice and shiny again so you are saying doing cam gaskets and cleaning up coil pack should sort it out :y  :y :y
Yes, but follow the 2.2 breather guide whilst you're in there ;)
Onanists always think outside the box.

Migv6 le Frog Fan

Fitted a new pair of droplinks. Hasn't cured the front end knock though. I'm thinking dampers or top mounts now.  :-\
Its weird being the same age as old people !

TheBoy

Broke TBE. Bugger.

That's all 3 of my cars that are poorly now ;D
Grumpy old man

aaronjb

I used lasers!


And more lasers!


And lots of trigonometry and measuring contraptions!


;D

Set the front & rear geometry, fitted front calipers, rear handbrake mechanism, cables, calipers, battery cable, and then discovered I have the wrong rear flexi lines for my (X300) calipers so that needs changing.

But mostly lasers.

Elite_L0ver

Quote from: Doctor Gollum on 19 February 2017, 00:19:05
Quote from: Elite_L0ver on 18 February 2017, 22:15:17
Quote from: tunnie on 18 February 2017, 21:49:18
Quote from: Elite_L0ver on 18 February 2017, 17:29:45
Tried to sort out the lumpy idleing Well i cleared the TH out as it was abit dirty

Did you remove the throttle body itself? So you could clean under neath of the throttle housing?

Cam cover gasket change, clean it all up and coil pack itself should be fine. Get a genuine gasket if you can, still worth extra in my view on those.

Yeah got the housing completly out removed from car and 2 tins used nice and shiny again so you are saying doing cam gaskets and cleaning up coil pack should sort it out :y  :y :y
Yes, but follow the 2.2 breather guide whilst you're in there ;)

Have done this on more than once, today done breather at rear seems to of helped a little  but still a bug bare for me i like things perfect then washed SWMBO Zaffy and changed thr taillight bulb so she should be happy :D ;D 8) :y
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Shackeng

Quote from: Migv6 on 19 February 2017, 15:17:23
Fitted a new pair of droplinks. Hasn't cured the front end knock though. I'm thinking dampers or top mounts now.  :-\
I've prob'ly missed it, but are the rear wishbone bushes OK?

Migv6 le Frog Fan

Brand new GM rear bushes, new polybushes, new ball joints on refurbed GM wishbones 2000 miles ago. :y
Its weird being the same age as old people !

Shackeng

Quote from: Migv6 on 20 February 2017, 12:29:43
Brand new GM rear bushes, new polybushes, new ball joints on refurbed GM wishbones 2000 miles ago. :y
:y :y :y

Nick W

Quote from: Migv6 on 20 February 2017, 12:29:43
Brand new GM rear bushes, new polybushes, new ball joints on refurbed GM wishbones 2000 miles ago. :y


Are the balljoint holes round and the bolts tight?

Entwood

#13809
Found out why the aircon refrigerant keeps leaking away ....  :(  Pipes that go into the filter/dryer, large one has a crack all around the flange such that the flange is very nearly off.. :(

Looks to me like a new pipe is needed but where the other end is I have no idea !! and probably no way of changing it .. :(  So looks like I no longer have air con .. shame .....   I like my air con .... :(

EDIT :

A wander through the EPC and I'm even more confused !!  So many pipes and so hard to work out which ones are which ...  :(

Doctor Gollum

It can only go to the compressor or the bulkhead. Unfortunately for you, the bulkhead means buried at the back of the 246 head :-\
Onanists always think outside the box.

Migv6 le Frog Fan

Quote from: Nick W on 20 February 2017, 13:05:34
Quote from: Migv6 on 20 February 2017, 12:29:43
Brand new GM rear bushes, new polybushes, new ball joints on refurbed GM wishbones 2000 miles ago. :y


Are the balljoint holes round and the bolts tight?

They were when fitted, but got to be worth checking. Cheers.  :y
Its weird being the same age as old people !

Entwood

Quote from: Doctor Gollum on 20 February 2017, 16:45:23
It can only go to the compressor or the bulkhead. Unfortunately for you, the bulkhead means buried at the back of the 246 head :-\

Looks like it follows a somewhat convoluted path to the compressor, and if memory serves .. it is attached to the other pipe at the compressor by a large alloy block that forms the seal ... so probably beyond my capabilities ...  :(

Migv6 le Frog Fan

Went out this afternoon determined to finally finish the welding on the 190. Started off really well and then ran out of wire when I had about 4 inches of welding left to do.  >:( :'( ::)
25 mile round trip tomorrow to get a reel of wire and weather permitting, get the job finished.
Its weird being the same age as old people !

TheBoy

Quote from: Entwood on 20 February 2017, 17:11:33
Quote from: Doctor Gollum on 20 February 2017, 16:45:23
It can only go to the compressor or the bulkhead. Unfortunately for you, the bulkhead means buried at the back of the 246 head :-\

Looks like it follows a somewhat convoluted path to the compressor, and if memory serves .. it is attached to the other pipe at the compressor by a large alloy block that forms the seal ... so probably beyond my capabilities ...  :(
As I'm naturally distrusting of the vast majority of A/C "specialists", I'd give Serek a call, and have a nice day out in Huntingdon
Grumpy old man