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Is this the original n/a tray - did it fit over the FMIC you had (may of had) fitted during your n/a -TT swap?? Just asking as mine was destroyed as yours is but wondered if i could fit another with the fmic in place... cheers rick

How often should these be changed

Any pics? Interested

Was much better as separate sections

well done mate - we need a "How to guide"

His rims are bare if i read it correctly

there are various kits on e-bay mate

Autosol is pretty good

My drivers wiper is always lifting slightly at @70 so i dont have a completly clear screen when its done its sweep - is this happening to anyone else

Does it happen only on braking?

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I thought this Chris as i thought i had a collapsed rear bearing or something as per the "clunk" and "grate" sound on braking but he did not want to road test it!!! 'cos i had a freebie i imagine cheers

He showed me play in the shafts to diff and rolled the prop shaft and it did look as though there was play - i took it in as i had a popping/clunking sound on braking (it was a free inspection) to diagnose the prob. He said the bearings were worn and needed changing or the diff uprating as now TT

A mechanic at the local Toyota garage says my diff bearings are shot - my question is, now i have completed the N/A -TT conversion, should i just replace these bearings or go for TT rear diff set up and what would it entail on my N/A body??

Anyone on here who has the E-BAY name of BigBoyRose??

heh heh im out then cheers

i think £20 is resonable if you dont want it

heh heh no probs

£20

heh heh very good

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This should do the trick mate - i did this last week as had code 42, works a treat