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Kit wrote: ↑

Sat May 23, 2020 8:42 am

mojo98 wrote: ↑

Thu May 21, 2020 7:52 pm

How did I miss them

Your “slipping”

Ps. The seller still got another set for sale


Kit

Item number would be good (or a PM)

How did I miss them

MikeyG wrote: ↑

Wed May 20, 2020 7:44 pm

If I just fit longer hoses to it it be hunky dorey right?

That's what I would do

No, just rinse it off, (spray it with a degeaser) then rinse it off.

24v rad or 16v rad,
Plus depends on what your paying for a secondhand rad,, you can pick up a new 16 v for about £77 and 24v rad for about £106

I use RTV sealant

Hi, no you don't have to drain the collant, but there are water pipe going to the TB which you have to remove and you will get a little bit of water draining out of the lines, I've had my IM off many times and never had to drain the coolant, best thing to do is get rid of the hayne's manual, I never...

Kit wrote: ↑

Wed May 13, 2020 5:57 pm

S1 or S3 Dizzy

Kit

I would say S3 (1997)

Hope your back gets better quickly, nothing worse then a injured back. Re the FM, put it on the back burner while we are in this situation with the virus, won't pretend that I know how hard it is trying to keep any business afloat these dark days, but I'm sure that you will put your heart and sole i...

Update, managed to change the clutch master cylinder, but what a job on a 24v. I ended up taking the IM off, much easier than cutting my big fat hands to pieces, off the the old master cylinder and on the the new on, Janice and I bled to he clutch but left it until today to put the IM back on and tr...

Finally got round to bleed to clutch, with the help from Janice, seemed to get loads of air out of the system, Kept bleeding it even after the air bubbles stopped and got clear fluid. But still a issue, so tomorrow will change the clutch master cylinder. If that doesn't sort out my issues I'll have ...