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May I ask why you want 'Elf' stuff?
Opieoils only sell the best s**t. Anything 5-40 will be more than qualified for a french piece.
The main dealer will do Elf though or maybe somewhere like GSF but I dont think its easy to get hold of.
Plenum sensor I assume you mean MAP sensor? Not cheap from the dealer approx £80 I believe
If you need one me PM me I'l do one very cheap :)
But to be honest Its sounds more like a lambda
Cheaper...
if its a simlar setup to the 182 which it is other than the cable it'l be 4 bolts and unclip the cable new one on. Why are you changing?
There probably be an electronic connection for the ICV (Educated guess)
Many new vehicles are now filled with OAT antifreeze (orange or red in colour) and will last up to 5 years. Always use a 50/50 mix for top ups (DO NOT top up OAT filled systems with normal green/blue antifreeze)
http://www.afsredhill.co.uk/antifreeze.htm
Mine gets the cheapest 5-40 I can find. Lets be realistic are you likely to have the car til it exceeds 100000 (I doubt it) then it really doesnt matter. (To be honest it would be fine anyway) At the end of the day its a french piece not a Ferrari although i do contradict myself a little by...
Done a few searches not come up with much anyone got any suggestions?
I'v had a look at the sticky which is useful but anyone got any particular recomendations??!!
Yeah its not difficult just a bit fiddly.
Anyway the pictures I have should be a great help!
You wouldnt have to pay matey lol.
I actually picked up my engine from near your location in great yarmouth. (I dont know how close it is to you)
Seems really foggy up there!
The inlet manifold? I have pictures I just need to compile it together which I keep meaning to do! If it continues to rain ill do it at lunch!
Bear in mind the engine was out the car so it wont be so easy with it in the car but I can point exactly which bolts are needed to remove it etc..