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Re: Flashing emmisions light and partial cut out
« Reply #15 on: 11 July 2007, 19:51:22 »
Dunno if the 2.0/2.2/later2.5/3.0 twin electrodes would fit. £1.81 each on TC.  As said, not sure if same size/heat as the quad type fitted to 2.6/3.2
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Re: Flashing emmisions light and partial cut out
« Reply #16 on: 13 July 2007, 22:53:47 »
Seems fine now - hopefully :-?
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Re: Flashing emmisions light and partial cut out
« Reply #17 on: 14 July 2007, 06:21:07 »
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The plug looked horrible so it now has a nice new set of NGKs in bank 1-3-5

I will do 2-4-6 tomorrow.

I think it was failing due to knackered plugs
Hope so. Looks like 1-3-5 cpp unit isn't a TC item (though 2-4-6 is)...


V Sorry to digress Why do VX do this?  I had a pair of Track arms c/w track ends, one side was TC t'other wasn't, managed to gerimander some discount anyway...  just weird..  Anybody know the reason?


Fingers X'd on the misfire..

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Re: Flashing emmisions light and partial cut out
« Reply #18 on: 14 July 2007, 19:47:52 »
25% improvement in fuel consumption as well :y
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Re: Flashing emmisions light and partial cut out
« Reply #19 on: 15 July 2007, 00:45:37 »
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Dunno if the 2.0/2.2/later2.5/3.0 twin electrodes would fit. £1.81 each on TC.  As said, not sure if same size/heat as the quad type fitted to 2.6/3.2

Im sure they will.....fit the cheaper twin electrode types....i do  :y

Just change em every 10k  :y
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Re: Flashing emmisions light and partial cut out
« Reply #20 on: 15 July 2007, 00:47:03 »
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Seems fine now - hopefully :-?

Hope its cured it....when did you change your plugs last Martin?
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Re: Flashing emmisions light and partial cut out
« Reply #21 on: 15 July 2007, 09:34:28 »
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Just change em every 10k  :y
I agree - I know some people like to get the 'full life' out of stuff, but I tend to change stuff more quickly at a time that suits me (ie summer!) to keep the car at its peak...    ...in case of plugs, every time I have the plenum off....
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Re: Flashing emmisions light and partial cut out
« Reply #22 on: 15 July 2007, 18:14:18 »
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Seems fine now - hopefully :-?

Hope its cured it....when did you change your plugs last Martin?

In the blue 2.0 - only had this one 15000miles
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Re: Flashing emmisions light and partial cut out
« Reply #23 on: 15 July 2007, 18:24:13 »
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Seems fine now - hopefully :-?

Hope its cured it....when did you change your plugs last Martin?

In the blue 2.0 - only had this one 15000miles
TBH Martin Imber, may be worth changing them a bit more often, esp if you get a TC card...
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Re: Flashing emmisions light and partial cut out
« Reply #24 on: 15 July 2007, 23:30:32 »
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Seems fine now - hopefully :-?

Hope its cured it....when did you change your plugs last Martin?

In the blue 2.0 - only had this one 15000miles
TBH Martin Imber, may be worth changing them a bit more often, esp if you get a TC card...

I know!!!!

I forget that the car was not fully serviced when I had it but only cambelt kit fitted and had a recent oil change before I had it.

What do you think - plugs from 40,000 service or original!

I used to have a lot more time for car maintenance
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Re: Flashing emmisions light and partial cut out
« Reply #25 on: 16 July 2007, 17:56:03 »
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What do you think - plugs from 40,000 service or original!

I used to have a lot more time for car maintenance
You know as well as I do, only one way to ensure your car is properly serviced ;), so probably original if quad type.

I find that a little preventative work means I don't spend too long on the car - a stitch in time and all that ;)
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Re: Flashing emmisions light and partial cut out
« Reply #26 on: 16 July 2007, 21:02:35 »
I thought a plug change was specced at 80,000 miles  :o for 2.6 / 3.2.

Changed mine after I bought it at 41k and they were still ok but past their best. Which reminds me. 4 of them are still in SWMBO's MX5  ::)

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Re: Flashing emmisions light and partial cut out
« Reply #27 on: 17 July 2007, 10:24:31 »
Only way to guarantee it is done properly would be to get my dad to do it, but he is not too well now.
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