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Its like a threaded rod and the handle clips onto it, you need to remove the door card then you can clip it back in if it has popped out.

Car: 182 BG Age: 23 Insurer: Adrian Flux Price: £580 How Found: Flux where my existing, compare site found cheapest quote at Admiral, flux matched it. NCB: 6 All mods declared

Cheers for the link, understand it now, will have a look when the weather is dry.

Interested in a fix for this too, last winter my feet felt colder than usual, found the re-circ flap open and wouldn't close, just closed it manually and left it that way, but a fix would be nice.

Have a look under the handbrake cover on the inside to see if there is an adjusting mechanism. Also you need to put it in gear to stop the car moving, but then release the handbrake before adjusting it.

What model is it? I think the ph1s where adjusted inside the car i.e. under the handbrake cover.

Just out of interest, you tap it in, do you take it out after alignment?

Nice work :)

Very clean, looks great overall.

Could have asked that in the last thread mate! Sometimes searching is quicker than putting up a new thread, its all been asked before :) Interior strips, large strip, open the glove box and then use your fingers underneath to pop it off, small piece a flat head screwdriver wrapped in cloth...

Quick search: J37

Might be worth getting the timing checked first, half hour job I've read. Then go from there, I never see good reviews for Mr.Clutch.

Just unbolts? or you saying the thread is fucked?

I average around 33, town driving, I think Im going to wack a new Lambda in it soon, anyone seen a good improvement in MPG doing so?

Not so boring anymore! nice work on the paint, quite like the overall look.

Yeah did it a while ago, click my project thread link in my profile "BG 182" its quite a few pages back from the end of the project but it is in there. Edit: page 8.

I think the K & N cotton type and the green filters do, its only paper ones that don't I assume.

How I do it, may not be the best method, but anyway: I fill up the sink with HOT soapy water, take the cone itself off the silicone bend, put some soap over the foam and massage it in, then like a cup scoop the hot water into the inside with the idea that it will reverse out any dust thats been...

I used ITG retention spray on my ktec IK, similar foam material on both. Ktecs own oiling kit wasn't spray on so used the ITG spray instead.

The fastest turd in the world.

Re: Alex's 182 *Ideas Please!* No you cant remove the headlights like you can on some glass ones, the plastic would melt in the oven and even if you do manage to cut them open I've heard of moisture problems when re-sealing. The most common problem is a haze on the outside of the lights...

Yeah auto lights, I have mine off. turn the ignition on and quickly turn the lights fully on and off twice and you should here a beep once you've done it correctly to tell you its off.

Love it, looks amazing.

Sickkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk. Just ordered, cheers OP :D

Beep beep, painful !

Is it really running on 3 cylinders or just feels like it? If it is running on 3, it might be an injector, there's a test you can do, maybe ask the bloke you know to test those if all else fails.

Possibly the Lambda sensor? Looking up one for mine earlier, just a replacement as they get coked up and renewing can have some better running gains. there around 60 quid cheapest if so. If not, possibly the coil pack, leads (Not sure if these fail as commonly as they do on non-sports), could...

Found this, will it dry or stay tacky if anyone's used it? http://www.eurocarparts.com/ecp/p/car-accessories/car-maintenance-accessories/body-repair/rust-treatment/?553772190&0&cc5_716

Nice rear end ;)

Also interested in under seal replacement paint? think I've read the "underbody seal" can stay tacky ? cant remember...