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You've jinxed it! Now its gonna take forever to start every single time??
There was a story of a woman that complained her car used lots of fuel. Took it to a garage, they saw nothing wrong with it at all, spent hours trying to find a single issue and couldn't. They gave the keys back to the...
As above, my dad wanted an SMF on his Astra with the F13 gearbox. That shat itself within a year but luckily you can pick them gearboxes up for about the same price as a crate of stella
For the price of a 1.5 dCi DMF just stick with it. All a SMF will do is put unnecessary wear and tear on your gearbox and rattle it to death mate
Plus the new DMF should last you 5+ years so it's less than £100 per year of investment
I hope hes right because I've spent the last 2 years breaking Monacos and watching the numbers fall of how many have been binned?
Rookie numbers, you gotta pump up those numbers!
Definitely, some people that use Facebook are total lickers, it's nice to come on here and read mildly intellectual people chat. And nope, a mix of a few groups/car types.
The way they put themselves across doesn't sit right with me, if you're promoting your business don't start calling people...
Tbh RS Tuning seem to get so much flak nowadays that I'd be nervous taking a wheelbarrow to them, nevermind something that's not commonly mapped. +1 for Chris @ EFI Parts
I had 16" on and it wont foul there as the suspension travel is in the shock not in the wheel+shock ;)
The wheel and shocker move as one unit essentially
EDIT: Unless the tyres are a 50 profile on the sidewall. Then they'll definitely rub without spacers
I've got;
15" Team Dynamics Pro Race 1.2 (Trackday dry, mild - Still undecided on tyres as I pick the wheels up on Friday)
15" Rota Slipstream (Trackday wet - PS3's)
15" Renault Turbines (Everyday wheels - NS2R Medium)
15" Non sport dynamique alloys (Trackday dry, warm weather - NS2R Soft)
16"...
Spray some easy start into the manifold and see what it does
If its an M9R then good luck, you need the puller tool to swap the injectors which is about £1300 ??
Drive it about for 15 minutes and actually put load on the engine to warm it up and for the waterpump to force antifreeze around. Diesels run a lot cooler than a petrol too so take twice as long to warm up.
My old dCi 100 took about 6 litres of oil. Some seem to take up to 7 litres on the K9K 728