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probably coincidence, horns are notorious for only working when they want, see a fit bird and want to beep to get her to get her jugs out and it don't work, bump it with your elbow while there are 20 pensioners in front of you and heart attack city!!
the fan is probably the resistor on it's way...
m4 grub screw in each one, spray of penetrating fluid and get a short bar between them and work it free. when it's off clean the rust out of it and off the end of the crank.
used end piece though and at least then it's easier to swap just that than the full pipe. prices on the new steering pipework is scary to say the least!!!
never do that. seen people do it and just rip the filter open and it still won't budge so you end up with a stuck filter and a car you can't even drive anywhere to get it sorted :wink:
yup, 13mm headed bolt, you should just about be able to see the tag under the head of it.
thought you'd checked this one sorry when you said earths were fine. this one is always first port of call.
will have to check when i'm up there next week, went through that many different injector options can't remember exactly what was what but do remember the stock 182 injectors were ruled out for boost.
buggered if i can even remember flow rate for them now off the top of my head!!
thinking about it we looked at them for when we did my lads twingo but they would of been just past their limit but that was working on 210bhp boosted so must of been fine na.
well if it was due to that then it did well as it was a daily car and done about 2 years ago :tonguewink: or are you going to say it was a bad map?
also it only ran 201bhp for a few weeks, did cams, flywheel and 182 exhaust manifold and then made think it was 208bhp?