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Yeah the belt is not tight enough, when you turn your steering you are putting the PAS pump under load and this is why the PAS pump seems to be slowing down because the belt is slipping.
Tighting the belt up a little bit more and try it again, do it bit by bit until the slipping stops.
I am selling my Ferrari F430 replica that is based on a Peugeot 406 Coupe. The car is an absolutely stunning example of the real car. Unlike other versions of the car, this has been based on an actual Ferrari F430 and is 100% accurate outside. Other kit cars based on other donors tend to be...
Cheers mate, yes im going to carry on with it as there's only so much cleaning i can do on the PH1 which will be getting sold.
The Fiesta gives me something to do and i enjoy the building side tbh. :)
Just copied this from the XR site that im also on.
Cheers for looking
Scott
After stripping my 45,000 XR and finding the usual areas of rust i decided to try and find a good solid shell.
The shell was not that bad but i did not want to be spending weeks and weeks welding it up and wanted a...
I have the RSX kit but i was also going to buy the Fk kit, the resion i didn't was because the Spax kit are powdered coated bodies so they don't rust and the threaded adjusters are stainless steel so again no rusting issues.
Ive seen the FK kit after being fitted for a while and they look as if...
http://www.cliosport.net/forum/showthread.php?638376-3-4-Plate-Guide
Here is a FP guide, my front is 520 x 84 and the rear is standard which is 520 x 110.
Its all dont through there site so no paper work is needed as they are ment for show use only.
Scott
Looks good chip, but id be putting some gaffer tape over the inlet holes in the head or bung them up with some paper towel.
I wouldn't want grit and dirt or a nut etc finding its way into one of them.
Scott