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So im going back to oe mounts (yes i know 😆🤦🏼♂️)
Ive gone for new febi mounts,but i have noticed the new febi upper mount is a bit different to the one that came off.The top metal plate that sits in the middle is bonded on and sits higher and also very tight to the sides,also the other little...
Fitted the engine mounts today along with a paint of the cambelt cover mount.
Not to bad of a job,apart from trying to put the two bolts in on the gearbox mount.Do they have to go in from the bottom or can you put them in from the top then nut underneath?.
On idle it seems all fine with just a...
The only mount i have ever changed on the clio is the dogbone mount to the poly mount,when i got the clio.So with this in mind i was looking to freshen up the mounts and thought why not try solid mounts to go along with the dogbone mount.
So thanks to @colesy i bought a pair of mounts off...
Thanks for the recommendations on the bleeding tool.
What about on the solid engine mounts?,ok for road use or just stick with oem with the poly insert?
Thanks mate
I do have a large syringe,but just found a US PRO Tools Hand Held Vacuum Pump & Brake Bleeding Kit which i may try for the price.Never got on to well with the ezi kit.
https://ebay.io/m/dAL9pF
TRW pads all fitted and done a few miles to bed them in,but needs more and a brake bleed.Anyone had ago at bleeding the brakes with using a trigger from a spray bottle?.thinking to give that ago rather than ezi bleed or someone in the car pumping the brake pedal.
Next thing up is changing the...