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Are you still looking for brake discs for those Brembo stoppers? Was it 345x28 (cannot remember exactly) if so Porsche 996 Carrera & Boxter S use this size.
Are you still looking for brake discs for those Brembo stoppers? Was it 345x28 (cannot remember exactly) if so Porsche 996 Carrera & Boxter S use this size.
Hopefully got the triology of disasters out of the way fo this week....
Reversed into a fence
Van wouldn't start and stay running - the old problem resurfaced whilst at the beach, I'm now back to version 2 ECU and a flashing glow plug light. Thank god I keep a spare ECU in the glovebox just in case.
Meanwhile on with the dent removal, had a good idea....
Borrowed a sphygmomanometer. (like you do)
Simply place inside the cavity and inflate.
The big dent needs a lot more work but it is a lot smaller.
Van wouldn't start and stay running - the old problem resurfaced whilst at the beach, I'm now back to version 2 ECU and a flashing glow plug light. Thank god I keep a spare ECU in the glovebox just in case.
Anything I can do to help?
So the cloned ECU is not working but the original is?
I've got EDC15 ECU plugs if you need one?
Cheers - I bet it's that wire from the crank sensor popped out again
While you mention EDC plugs - been meaning to ask, do you have a bench ECU programming setup? I've a spare pair of plugs and fancy making a bench programmer
Cheers - I bet it's that wire from the crank sensor popped out again
While you mention EDC plugs - been meaning to ask, do you have a bench ECU programming setup? I've a spare pair of plugs and fancy making a bench programmer
No bench programmer as such just a few ECU plugs with the relevant wires having plugs on. I prefer to use the plugs so the pins don't get bent or damaged.
On the dent removal subject, we have a kit for this. It's a slide hammer and various plastic pegs that you stick to the panel with a hot glue gun. It takes a little time, patience and practice but it works a treat with no damage to the paint. When done, a drop of alcohol removes the little pad of glue. I think it was about 100 pound from ebay.
On the dent removal subject, we have a kit for this. It's a slide hammer and various plastic pegs that you stick to the panel with a hot glue gun. It takes a little time, patience and practice but it works a treat with no damage to the paint. When done, a drop of alcohol removes the little pad of glue. I think it was about 100 pound from ebay.
I’ve got a similar device , I’ll post some pics up when I’m home in a few days .
Van wouldn't start and stay running - the old problem resurfaced whilst at the beach, I'm now back to version 2 ECU and a flashing glow plug light. Thank god I keep a spare ECU in the glovebox just in case.
Had a thought last night
When it wouldn't start the fault was like the immobiliser cutting in- exactly what it did when the crank sensor wire was pushing out of the connector housing.
But.....
I'd just got out of the surf
Was in a rush as my boy had left the beach and I though he was still out with his surf school group - so I was late.
My immobiliser was re-enabled some time ago and I had to write a few chips to fit in keys - all the keys except my surf key.
Had I tried to start the van with my surf key?
Couldn't remember so I swapped back to the other ECU and tried one of the chipped keys - yep started and ran fine.
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