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Cheers mate. Glad I took the time to cut away the crash bar as it saves any messing about. I'll relocate the horn at some point and run some proper ducting when the brembos are in.
Removed the aircon condensor today and the system was completely empty as expected. Annoyingly the lower ac mounting points got damaged on the radiator during removal. I tried my best to save them by cutting the brackets with an angle grinder but the metal is so thin it stood no chance.
Also...
Removed my old condensor today as it was in terrible condition and my aircon hasnt ever worked.
Seems there was no gas within the system!
Annoyingly when removing the aircon rad its destroyed the fittings on the radiator behind. I tried my best to stop it from happening but the metal is super...
I wouldnt worry too much as I think my issue came from them being way too snug into the bottom of the linkage and then me using the rod and nut to push them in.
The 2nd time it was much better as I made sure it was free of any paint where the bushes go and tweaked them until they fit.
The...
Shifter now feels fantastic again and the bushes remove any backlash from below. I need to still put the knob on and boot but will do this tomorrow then take a photo.
Will be also tackling the A/C and taking a grinder to the crashbar so I can fit my ducts.
Another part I've been meaning to fit for months are my brass bushes to the shifter.
Unfortunately this didnt end up being a 5 minute job as anticipated!
The bushes were pretty snug into the shifter linkage, so I used the rod to 'press' them in easier than trying to do so by hand. However when...
I'd go through opieoils for one tbh.
£48 posted with code monkylondon but atleast you know its genuine and from a reputable source.
So many fakes on Ebay. Dont mess around with anything other than Bosch
They're easy on the piston, just a normal caliper really. It's the mechanism inside thay can become non functional. You want to measure the distance the piston moves when operating the mech
I've no idea, but i've had it before. Maybe creating additional resistance within the circuit? This is linked to the cruise control.
I'm not saying it will definitely fix the issue here, but its worth replacing for £8