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pumbaa
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I need an old style grill as cheap as possible.
Don't really care about the overall condition, clips, etc as i'm going to butcher it and cut out a section the width of the badge to make an old style badgeless grill with one i already have.
Thanks,
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£30.00 Posted Ok?Sounds good.
PM me your paypal and ill send you the payment. Or are things done differently these days? (Not been on here for about 3 years!)
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This is how it looks like, AFAIK we binned off the accumulator as it was rusty as & i didn't need it as part of the 1.8T set-Up:The pump itsself is perfect working order, has done less than 2k miles and is a genuine Bosch one
Cheers
Hi Steve,
How much for just the pump posted to London?
Thanks
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Just after the pump really. Its under fueling at the moment so suspect the under car pump but no leaks from what i can see. Though it might just be easier to replace the whole unit.
Does it come with accumulator etc? Can you give me a price for with and without box etc?
Thanks
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Hi,
Do you have an early style grill?
If so, how much posted to London?
Thanks,
Kunaal
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Hi Steve,
How much for the 16v fuel pump posted to London?
Also, you don't happen to have any coilovers for sale?
Thanks,
Kunaal
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Do you still have the under car fuel pump,accumulator and housing? If so any pics? And how much posted?
Thanks.
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Not a bad shout. ill take a look. Thanks
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After 3 years away im finally back home and ready to get the valver back on the road. Woo hoo!
Unfortunately whilst i was away the crappy fk konigsports have leaked and siezed and the car is sitting on its knees. I need some good reliable coilovers but im not sure i can afford to fork out the grand required for konis.
Anyone got anything decent they want to sell?
Ta.
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If new leads doesn't sort it I have a spare ecu somewhere I can sell you cheapish, again it's at my folks though. They have a garage and I don't. :(
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@dannyboy, 16v injectors are a whole different game to g60 ones. They are always open and are prone to leaking. Old k-jet injectors are the source of many a problem and after 100k are well beyond their best and will not be spraying properly at all. They also do not respond well to ultrasonic cleaning.
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If its still running 9a injection it could be the injectors. As they reach the end of their life they tend to get stuck open, dripping fuel into the cylinder overnight which would explain the startup backfiring and massive hesitation when pulling off at roundabouts etc.
All my Rado stuff is back at my folks and im not on the forum much these days (the C is in storatge until i can afford to insure her again, my premium went up by £1000 this month and my situation hasn't changed at all! The insurance company said it was because of the insurance premium rises and my area is now 'high risk') but if i head that way i have a few spare (old) injectors that are working i can send you for a tenner. No idea when im heading that way though. sorry buddy.
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I've got a warlock bass, no widow headstock though :(
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They're pretty good. I ordered some genuine touch up pens a while ago and they're cheaper than vag (obviously).
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Why couldn't you share your recipe before i wire brushed the hell out of my calipers, hangers and fingers!!!
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As far as i'm aware the FPR on the side of the metering head is just to maintain fuel pressure for a while after shut down. (someone correct me if im wrong) So it won't really affect any fuelling you may have. It should really only affect warm re-starts.
Im currently trying to solve an under fuelling problem myself. Trying to source a new under car pump and accumulator (cost about £100 each!) and ruled out the FPR due to my thinking above.
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All the diesels I've tested I've just driven like I would a petrol car, which is probably why I don't see the quoted mpgs :DIs there a 'way' to drive a diesels? It would make sense, and i clearly don't it!
I recently hired a nasty french diesel van to move the mrs's belongings down from norwich and it cost as much as, if not more than the petrol C, which gives me 36mpg at around 80mph.
What did i do wrong? The damn thing barely made it to 80 so its not as if i was ragging it!
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Snotter/Shed. I would consider that a car that cost you less than £1000 as is MOT'd & taxed and nothing majorly wrong :)Looks like we're getting an Alfa GTV V6 traded in for about £800....another one to add to my collection maybe? ;)
I bought my C for £900 originally. Tax'd, MOT'd and 1/4 tank of petrol! It was immediately after the recession hit so i guess someone needed rid as it was and is certainly not a shed!
Same story with my 1st Mk2, no recession but it cost £400 and i sold it for £460 after 2 1/2 yrs driving it.
My actual shed had to be the dreaded pug 106 (old shape) cost me £700, sold it for £650 a year later. It didnt go well, didnt stop well, ugly as sin, but it got me to college and back for a year. Hardly a chick magnet but as i was the only one of my mates driving back then the old wreck did me proud! :)
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Its defo a temp sensor.
I'll have a look round as i might have a spare you can have for postage cost. They're only a few £'s new though anyway.
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Sounds like it needs to be re-calibrated to the fob.
It probably won't work with the key anyway as the wiring would have been re-directed to the alarm ecu rather than the microswitch in the door handle.
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My alarm has some kind of magic i need to do turning the key and waiting for the light to flash a number of times to get it into calibration mode for a new fob. I'm sure yours will be something similar.
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Does it run any better if you pull the electrical plug on the right hand side of the metering head out?
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As above, get insurance. You won't regret it.
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I've had 2 labs before and both ate like horses! Try not to over feed them as they will get fat, lazy and cost a lot in vets bills when they get older! I've fed them the same food that i've fed every other dog so im not sure you need to worry about a special diet. Labs do need a fair amount of exercise as they are quite lively (when not too fat!).
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Nope, they did them for me, and they didn't charge. I think they charge £10 now to remove the arch liners and re-fit. silly really.
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I've done that on a mates before, turned out ok but i'd recommend these guys http://www.archenemy.co.uk They did a good job on all 4 corners of the C. Didn't crack any of the original paint even though some of it was a touch rusty!
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Cheers buddy, had a look but the 7 slatters on there seem to be quite expensive for something i'm going to butcher.