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I got some white intake hoses coming next moth, this is mainly for track day use. Might make a difference, might not. Its doing no harm there in the meantime though :rasp:
Never posted my car on here so thought i'd show some pics for anyone whos interested.
Had the car about 3 months now and apart from a nasty accident within the first month, which took it off the road for one of them months, its all been sweet sailing.
Mods so far include heat wrapping...
i had it running with the bleed valve open until i got an air free stream coming out.
Will try bleeding it again and if that dont work i'll sell it lol
Yeah thats exactly what i've done, but this very irritating slushing noise persists...:mad:
Its coming from the heater matrix, but it stops when the engines warm and heaters work fine. this ones got me confused lol
Fitted some silicone hose yesterday and had some trouble bleeding the system but think i did it correct.
But now i have a slushing noise coming from behind the dash whenever i start the car from cold. :(
Can anyone confirm on the correct bleeding sequence, its a 197 but i'd imagine its the...
Give it a go mate, if they dont work then its only £20
If they do work and look passable then all the ppl who cant think out the box will look silly and your onto a winner...
Fair idea mate, but they dont look convincing enough to me. i'd spot they're fake a mile off, but it could fool non enthusiasts...
Cant see em staying on too long with the heat
Wanting to change my exhaust next month for the 197 but just cant decide between the two systems.
KTR is easier because they're close so fitting wouldnt be a problem but i've heard Yozzasport is a better system.
Any 197 owners have past experience with either system? or another better one...
'Remember discharging more than 50% and then starting with a large alternator will force far to many amps into the cell. Much better to keep the loads on the battery small and the cell recharged regularly using a bench charger.'
More comp. use i think them
More than 12v, A multimeter or discharge tester should read about 13-14v on a healthy battery.
How much of that goes to the brake lights though i dont know, electrickery is a weak subject for me lol :rasp:
I've turned my airbag light off before with the said unit, but it illuminates back up again after a few minutes :(
Other than that very handy bit of kit