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The way the shifter is as standard it's too far forward.
To get the right distance for your legs if you're tall, means the shifter will be too far in 1st, 3rd and 5th gears.
Moving seat forward means your knees would be up to the steering wheel 😂
Yes there is are two pumps, one for screen washers and one for headlights.
It could be the pump or a previous owner has disconnected them.
The headlights have to be on for them to activate too.
It was a bit of a joke ;)
A side or rear impact could cause the seat to break away, a head on front impact you aren't technically attached to the seat rather the individual mounting points of the harness.
Have seen loads of crashes where the seat has failed.
It's not a gimmick, it's thioglycolic acid that's oxidising the iron, it turns red/purple when it does this.
It's citric acid and ammonia, that's also why the stuff stinks!
That WD40 stuff won't touch baked on brake dust. Trust me, IronX or Bilt Hamber Autowheel.
A decent ceramic coating on the wheels helps, but I've found the heat soon kills the coating even though they are high temp compatible.
Aye I knew about the afr numbers.
At 14ish which is stoich, you wouldn't want to be at that all the time as you wouldn't make power. Ideal for idle though.
Mine is in the 12's at mid to high rpm, also dyno'd at efi.