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A waste of time I call it.

Was it a geniune track rod end that failed?

Yes!

It's either Annexe + generator or Houx next year. I bet Houx is full already.

A hairdryer or heatgun to soften the glue helps.

Everyones cars must have shite paintwork, i've never had any problems with stickers pulling paint off.

They go at 22k ;)

Read it all last night lol

That CamCoat place is not far from me. Their workmanship seems decent!

Upside down Ford badge on some of those shots :p

Re: E36 Track Day Hack (v2) Shite luck with this car mate :dapprove:

Yes it will fit and no extra parts are needed.

That's normal where the wheel well is.

Re: E36 Track Day Hack (v2) Looked quick Jord! The car that spun in front of you going down the Avenue looked close to the barrier, did he just miss it?

It's Budgie that isn't going, not Panda.

Gear oil stinks though :dead:

The .1 is from dry, as in brand new. You'll never drain it all out, so 3L will do you.

Could give it 500bhp and people will still want more :S

7701207152 / 7701207168 One is nearside, the other is offside. Not sure which part number is which though :o Edit: Drivers side: 7701207152 / Passenger side: 7701207168

I meant a quality brand of 5w40 really, but yeah Elf Evolution SXR Get all those mentioned from Ads at Renault Wolverhampton on here

It's the battery! The alarm will go off as soon as you connect the battery, don't worry about that. You then need to shut the bonnet as it has the alarm sensor which thinks the bonnet is open. When you've shut the bonnet, lock then unlock the car and it should be sorted.

Stick with NGK PFR6E-10 spark plugs and Elf Tranself NFJ 75w-80 gearbox oil. Any fully synth 5w-40 engine oil will be fine.

Will be the most used phrase of the trip I think.

Getting strict now aren't they!

There's quite a few links to various parts of the workshop manual on here. Would need to search a bit though. Anything in particular you need a guide for?

Locking nuts don't usually come with wheels :S

I have the 3 Ton Low Profile one, it's really good. Bloody heavy carrying from my shed to the car though.

A lot easier than driving the car on to bricks or wood

Get a pair of these: http://www.machinemart.co.uk/shop/product/details/laser-5669-low-rise-car-ramps-one-pair Reverse the car on to them and job done. They've helped me loads of times. Can be found cheaper on eBay i think.