merckx
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52114A - 14100 --- UK spec 52114A - 14110 --- Euro, German spec ???? 52114A - 14120 --- J spec http://www.mkivsupra.net/vbb/showthread.php?41629-Need-partnumber-urgent-)&highlight=52114
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Pink, I cannot think of a worse colour.
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I know you can get 3000 grit. Have a go with some polish if you haven't already before you use sandpaper. You can get plastic polish and normal car polish of varying grades also work (T-cut and Farecla G3 etc).
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http://www.turbosupras.com/pages/pages/technical/jza80/a80tsrm.htm
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So you either get them flush by having wheels of the correct offset or adding spacers. You would have to take into account what offset rear wheels you have fitted.
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Have you tried?
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I can't see any houses, big enough place.
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It's not always obvious but the bonnet might not be actually clicking down fully on both the left and right catches, it wasn't on mine. If you screw down the bump stop and the bonnet still doesn't go down far enough then give it a firmer push down above the latch.
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Anything you can actually hold whilst driving should be banned. Especially cigarettes which are less likely to be disgarded in an attempt to hold the steering wheel properly, obviously because they can burn the interior.
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85292-01020 is correct according to Supraforums. On the epc it's listed as 85292 - 12020 It looks like one number replaced the other.
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http://www1.skysports.com/formula-1/news/12433/7356971/Sky-reveal-2012-F1-team Sky Sports F1™HD is free to full Sky Sports customers and to Sky HD subscribers
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Try turning the key whilst someone puts some weight on it.
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Crazy driving, that could've turned out so different.
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Yes, easier on the front. I replaced all the studs myself and I don't trust anyone to remove the wheels.
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The usual suspects who could give you some advice are probably working.
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It looks like it is a separate seal. Part number: 75573 - 14210 ..... (MOULDING, BACK WINDOW, OUTSIDE)
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Parts needed to repair drivers window mechanism
merckx replied to SupraShaun's topic in mkiv Technical
£100 No good with your hands then and fixing it yourself? -
Parts needed to repair drivers window mechanism
merckx replied to SupraShaun's topic in mkiv Technical
You cannot buy that part. Not difficult to repair if you know a little diy, it depends on how badly it's broken on how you fix it and what materials and tools you have. The ends of the cable go into the small white rectangular part, each end goes through a spring to give a little damping for when it stop/starts. Excuse the rubbish drawing. -
I wouldn't want to use a collar that didn't look like a standard one if I was worried about the dog being stolen, a thief may take out his annoyance on the dog if he realised what it was.
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Pure ignorance. Mr brothers C5 Z06 corners better than my car.
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http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/Motoring/OwningAVehicle/UntaxedVehicle/DG_4022073
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The first part of your note is just a little aggressive
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The clue is in what drift_bear said.
