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the stock stat in a mocal plate is 80 degrees. I replaced it with a 100degree one on my 200sx as I had a pretty large cooler and didn't want to stop the oil warming properly.
You'll always get oil flow into the cooler, it's just a restriction that stops over cooling. The stat is never...
that press and hold is to reset the service interval on cars that have it. Most likely an airbag or seatbelt pretensioner plug at fault. You need to plug in to diagnostics to trace it
brace the main hoop to the original upper belt mounting and it will be a lot stronger. Give your nearest cage fabrication place a call and ask for some seamless tube for a harness bar, it's cheap enough to just use the right thing.
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I think the phrase you used "I never couldn't hear it" when i took it 2 miles away on test drive tells you you dont like the exhaust. Get some "not Gaz" suspension, and makie it just nice again
doesn't mean they know how to do these though. I've been into many respectable garages to do F4R and K4M cambelts when they've got stuck and asked for help. I'm near enough identical pricing to Fred, doesn't make any sense trying to under-cut and gives people a choice based on who they want to...
pre cat is the only one that effects the fueling. post cat is just a "your cat isn't working" warning. They're both the same sensor but one has a longer wire by about 50mm
seems likely. Dont rely on fault codes, you need to look at live data and long term trim values. You'll get no code if the sensor is still functioning but giving the wrong signals
objecting to being driven by a female? ;)
the starting is more likely fuel pressure dropping overnight. Try priming it on the key twice before attempting a start.
Sounds a bit sick in general though, probably needs a general health check and new bits like plugs before a bit of a session with...
it's entirely down to the top mount cup hitting the body. renaults fix is to dremel the hole where is hits. I've done a fair number like that and it works perfectly
the crud will have been on the outside, and stuck to it when the plug was removed.
Looks like there's been a pool of water sat in that plug hole too. Change them