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All I do is drop off the rear shocks and let the presure off the springs. Then just adjust them by hand (not with spanners). Wind the collar all the way down for lower and all the way up for higher.
Recently I fitted some new raceland coilovers. All feel ok and good.
I was under the car the other day and noticed the position of the bottom arms and ball joints. Now I know the car is low but its not as low as some clios on here, but if you ask me it looks like the ball joint are about to...
Recently I fitted some new raceland coilovers. All feel ok and good.
I was under the car the other day and noticed the position of the bottom arms and ball joints. Now I know the car is low but its not as low as some clios on here, but if you ask me it looks like the ball joint are about to...
Wiggle the solenoid wire on the starter. Remove it, see if its green. If it is, replace it. Check your main engine earths. Mainly the one from the gearbox to the chassis.
Easy when you know how.
Here is a quick step by step of how I do them.
From under the bonnett -
Remove the airbox, crank sensor, battery.
From underneath -
Remove undertray, both front wheels, archliners, drain box oil, remove gearlinkage, ball joints, steering rack from subframe, steering...
Lol! Iv had a few take off on me, and its not funny! Lucky mine were manuals and could just about stall them from about 9,000 rpm!
Also the rocker cover/inletmanifolds crack and/or the seals go casing boost preasure in the crankcase. This can lead to dipsticks blowing out and the oil bung on...
Dont know what the code means off hand.
But a common fault is the TDC sensor on the bottom of the engine comes loose and works its way out from its seat causing non start problems.