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Get yourself some Autosmart G101, it's a multi-purpose degreaser. That'll clean them up nicely.
To protect the AST's, something like GT85 spray will do the job.
How come they mount in a different way?
The whiteline mounts to the lower shock bolt, whereas the Pure Motorsport one mounts to the beam swivel point.
Is the flex/roll not at the point of where the shock is?
Well I went for it and installed it on my Nexus 5.
A few little differences but nothing much and I can't say as I've noticed a better battery life yet.
We'll wait and see how it performs.
So, the developer preview of Android M has been out for a few weeks now.
Has anyone installed it on their Nexus devices yet? I'm thinking about it.
A mate of mine has had it for a while and he's happy with it, he says the battery life is very impressive now. Left overnight with everything...
If it's a standard car, the ecu will run the car richer as it thinks it is colder, to try and get it up to temp.
That could ruin your cat.
I'm not sure what other effects it will have on the engine.
CL RC5+ for me.
Had DS2500 and 3000 in the past but kept getting pad deposits on track, giving it the warped disc feeling that I couldn't get rid of.
You don't get that with CL's.
Level the bracket off if you can.
Don't tighten that top nut too tight either, just enough until the washer on top stops spinning.
The bushes shouldn't look crushed.
I think you're getting coolant and air con mixed up.
The coolant in the header tank is for the engine only, not the air con system.
The air con is a pressurised gas system so they don't leak liquid as such, the condenser unit does drip condensation though.
If your coolant level is going down...