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there is a low pressure sensor on the system - if the pressure drops the compressor will not switch on hence no "click" - the gas carries oil which lubricates the compressor
gas loss is due to the seals drying out - running the system regularly keeps the seals and system lubricated and in good...
try an impact single hex socket on them
on the head of the bolt it will also say something like 8.8 - as long as the replacements are the same as that you will be fine
would say it is as its linked in to the can-bus data from the body ecu
only way round it i would say is a loom made up to run it to under the bonnet
also i dont think its water proof or would be that heat proof either for under bonnet
and the alarm cannot be tranfered to a different...
had dci80 - just brilliant - never missied a beat - only had heater plugs done under warranty - do 60mpg
got a company megane dci 106 - never missed a beat and does 58-60mpg
only issue i have heard about is egr valves can go faulty
wasnt saying anyhting over your driving fella - but a few poeple i know have 197 and expect the brakes to bite more but they dont unless you press hard
but if you say they are that bad it then it needs looking at - what make of pad has been fitted ???
is the pedal soft or just lacking "bite" ?
for low dust and good every day punishment the ebc red are good - i know that the greens have been slagged by a few users but i found the
reds to be very good
for repeated punishment and high speed bite the ds2500 are brilliant - but should be for the price :o
its because they arent over servoed like a lot of others cars ;)
use them and you will see - you need to press them a bit harder thats all
as for pads i have used ebc redstuff and am now using ds2500
:D
near tesco garforth - instead of going left towards tesco / filling station take the right turn on to the industiral estate and follow road to the end
building on your right :D
just use a double depth 10mm socket and take off the nuts and put bigger washers on to hold the shield inposition - then put the nuts back on
oh and spray a bit of wd40 on before taking the nuts off
double press the button to deadlock the car - you have 5sec to make sure its locked
after that it will detect the keycard and unlock
and hassle what hassle its a bloody good system !!
make sure the cable is free and that the brakes havent been adjusted on the handbrake cable - slacken the cable off - adjust the shoes so they are just touching the drum but it still turns - then adjust the cable to suit making sure it doesnt cause the shoes to bind
if they drop to 500 only when returning from when you revved it up and the idle is steady then that should be ok - mines does that to a certain extent - its only the ecu stabilising the revs once they have come down