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I fitted a new crank seal when mines was out and couldn't figure why it's leaking now as I was adamant I'd put it in perfect.
Definately need to find that tool :pensive:
Cheers mate, yeah more than welcome and yeah in coaltown how did you guess that haha?
Cheers mate!
Thanks mate. I'm not sure how much I've spent but it's definately escalated quite quickly, I've not even touched the engine, just shows how easy it all adds up on these!
Small Update
Finally found a rear bumper from a member on here, the original one had some damage and covered in residue from the bump strips, looks 100x better now!
I was then looking through some photos of the car while away at work this week, as much as i love the cooksports on new...
Cheers mate, yeah just unplugged it all and then fed it through the bodywork, quite easy.
The seat wiring and all that i just tied u and stuffed in the gearbox for now, didn't want to chop anything as id 100% break something.
If you have no experience with tools then yes use a torque wrench. You can easily over tighten a bolt especially if you are standing on a breaker bar to re tighten it.
You'd also be mad not to replace both, there not exactly expensive.
Couple more bits added the past month, been away with work a lot so not had much time.
Got the PMS exhaust fitted, what a noise comes off it! So glad i went for the unsilenced version.
Added some 15mm spacers to the front and 10mm to the back along with a PMS stud kit.
Lastly i...
Jack and block under the engine to support it then it's just remove the upper engine bracket (3 bolts) and then remove the engine mount (4 bolts) and reverse with new mount.
Easy job.