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  1. blue95
    Don't forget to weld a plate over your blower intake in the scuttle, else you will get engine smells coming thru to the cabin.
  2. blue95
    exactly what I did......in fact if you only had one sender on yours...just ditch the existing one on the 1.8t lump
  3. blue95
    mine does that if you leave the bonnet open when arming...... check bonnet switch???
  4. blue95
    Good point!
  5. blue95
    Don't think I'll be able to take the raddo.....have no insurance or tax :( Might go along anyway if the weathers good tho. :)
  6. blue95
    Not had it up to temp yet TBH> How did you wire yours? My QPE temp output loom had 2 wires, one was wired to the engine for earth, the other to the original sensor wiring? Have heard of peeps having to use a resistor, Ben said I would not need this. I can provide more info if needed tho. regards Sukh
  7. blue95
    leave the carbon bonnet as is mate....looks sweet
  8. blue95
    With smokers under manners.....its car drivers next....big bro don't give a f**k what you think. Unless your CEO of a collapsed bank LOL
  9. blue95
    What no teaser shots!!!
  10. blue95
    Wow......what a difference. Think I'll go and do mine now!
  11. blue95
    Well done chap....looks awesome......how the hell do you keep it that clean?!
  12. blue95
    You'll have to get some pics up mate....sounds really bizzare :scratch:
  13. blue95
    You may have a mk2 wishbone, which I believe is shorter
  14. blue95
    Loving the interior...looks bang on! :salute:
  15. blue95
    Nice work mate. My old brake lines and clips etc were just as rotten.....would sort out your fuel lines tho.....they should not be crossed. The rigid lines need to be kept straight. Looks as if someone replaced the fuel lines (rigid blue and black ones) and got them on the wrong way round. Black should be fuel to engine Blue should be fuel return
  16. blue95
    You can change the oil, if its a seal it can be repaired....not usually financially viable tho. Under no circumstances would I ever knowingly work with a dodgey jack, it's just not worth the risk, get another one ASAP IMO.
  17. blue95
    Looking forward to watching this evolve mate....
  18. blue95
    Pics!
  19. blue95
    Love those rims :luvlove: Interesting colour choice tho :D Was it a DIY paint job.....finish looks good
  20. blue95
    Not often you see a motor looking better than when it rolled of the production line 8) nice work chap
  21. blue95
    8) Awesome work!
  22. blue95
    Some crazy work there mate! :salute:
  23. blue95
    can you see the rest of the bolt? if so you could try welding another bolt onto it???
  24. blue95
    For mine I changed the 20v oil sump plug for one with a built in temp sensor, and just extended and attached the old wire to that. http://www.twenga.co.uk/offer/15103/530 ... 14802.html
  25. blue95
    Nice work mate! Always more satisfying when you get your hands dirty 8)
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