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Quite a lot gets filmed here actually.
some of the "I'm a lady" was done, along with a few Vicky Pollard scenes (in my local oddly enough), and more recently a wartime series based around Norfolk got filmed here (no idea why!)
There's bike meets here most evenings in the summer.
I feel bad not...
looking at the pcb's behind the buttons, couldn't you use normal momentary contact buttons and solder new resistors inline?
then just use the original squib connector?
no need to faff about with mounting pcb's or the oem buttons
has anybody taken apart a set of 1*2 steering wheel buttons?
I'm looking at retro fitting cruise to my 172 but I'm also hoping to fit a Momo or Sabelt wheel at somepoint in the future.
I was hoping I could use the standard cruise button loom, but change the buttons to suit an aftermarket wheel...
I considered a similar idea a few years back based around an N/A engine and an intercooler.
Basically working on the principals that even though there is no forced induction, the intercooler would cool the air going into the intake, therefore making it more dense.
Didn't really get much further...
Thread I was thinking of.
http://www.cliosport.net/threads/1-2-induction-kit-location-%E2%80%93-does-it-really-matter-a-short-article-reveals-the-truth.699570/#post-9573695
Also, Fast Car RR test
http://www.cliosport.net/threads/fastcar-clio-172-air-filter-test.445339/
In your poll above, are...
Has anyone ever successfully fitted an aftermarket wheel with extra buttons on it?
Like the 'NOS' buttons in F&F.
(no, it's not in the clio, and no, it's not for Nitrous before you all start)
Working on a project with a mate, and can't figure out how to get a live feed through the column to the...
I didn't use any specialist tools, the tensioner is sprung on a snail cam, and there's a little groove in the block that lines up with the back of the tensioner, just slot it in and wind in on lol
Make sure the TDC pin is in.
There's a little viewing window on top of the gearbox, it will show you when the crank is at TDC. (you'll see this in the guide)
The horseshoe should be in. The ends of the cams have slots in. You'll notice the slots aren't central, they should be below centre when...
I did mine using the sealey tools.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Sealey-VSE5033-Camshaft-Sprocket-Locking-Tool-Renault-Nissan-Vauxhall-Opel-P-/390672826096?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_3&hash=item5af5ea3ef0...