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Non of these so called trim restorers seem to work , they just mask the white marks for a few days possibly a week or two . I tried one of these wax removal products with minimal success .
Best thing i've found that removes / masks any white wax marks is WD40 , use a bit of cloth and elbow...
I wouldn't be without my pressure washer , i've had one for about 10 years . Cheap as chips now .
Blast off any loose dirt first .
Then run a length of hose from a large container , like a 25 litre fermenting bin , fill it with water and a couple of capfuls of shampoo = lots of suds :)...
Can't vouch for any other powerflow outlet other than the guys in Burnley .
They did a top job on my old 172 , full stainless catback fitted for £270 .
Never needed to top mine up . Go for fully synthetic 5w-40 , i use Silkolene Pro S 5w-40 , seems a popular choice for 172 / 182's .
http://www.opieoils.co.uk/performance_lubricants/silkolene.aspx
Bought it from a member on here called Oilman ( Guy ) .
I'm on my second one mate . Had a 172 got a 182 now . Good cars for the money , go for the full fat imo , all the toys etc........ get a test drive in one if you can .
Thats cheap . Don't know about the quality of them though . You'll also need either new bearings or the old ones pressing out and pressing into the new discs . There's no abs ring on them as well , but if you've got a cup that won't matter .
Powerflow aren't expensive . Don't know where you get that idea from tommyboy . It was only £270 for a full stainless catback for my old 172 . It was £120 for the backbox .
Check on here for your nearest powerflow outlet :
http://www.powerflowexhausts.net/dealerlocator.cfm
^^^^ Thats a new one on me mate . Why would you want to suck the old fluid out of the reservoir ??
Just crack the nipple , pump the pedal and top up the reservoir as you bleed the old fluid out . If you gonna use 2 litres you'll have new fluid to all the calipers as the 172 / 182 system only...
Not sure the beam deflectors will work if you have xenons tbh . I think they were designed for normal lights .
Your also supposed to take things like a first aid kit , high vis vest , red warning triangle , spare bulbs etc ..... just if you should get pulled by the police and they want to be...
The va bit is the voltage / amp rating . Its to do with what appliance your running off the transformer , bigger transformers usually have a larger kva rating and more often than not 2 output plugs for running more than one thing at once .