merckx
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lol That would've been hilarious for the others waiting to be served.
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Bonnet release?
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I got an offer through the door today from Sky. If I introduce a friend (who doesn't already have sky) to Sky TV they'll get a free Sky+ box or half price Sky+HD box and I'll get £50 of M & S vouchers. The Sky + box at present is £99 from Sky. (normallly £150) All you have to do is to ring Sky on 08448 245 993 and quote the ref number which I have here infront of me.
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Part number for the gasket kit is: 04175-46021 £94 five years ago. Click If you need the part no's for specific gaskets then you'll have to say which ones or point to them.
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I thought I had the missfire problem solved - help!
merckx replied to Jim_1979's topic in mkiv Technical
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Tom Tom's are very good value for money and fairly compact too. http://www.satnav-discounts.co.uk/tomtom-go/tomtom-go-gb-series.htm If you click on "Earlier models" they're the cheapest of all.
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I wouldn't worry about anything being damaged because it's unlikely.
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Different offset only. 350z, +30 front and rear could be +30 or +33 Supra's are +50 front and rear. But if you had some +40 etc wheels they may well fit both cars but you've but you've obviuosly got got to make sure that you'll have wheel arch and brake clearance.
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$2,952.00 plus delivery at MVP for the Volk Winning 19's. If you decide on exactly which ones you like then I'm sure MVP, Envy and Nic can give you prices including delivery if you ask them.
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Yes, no problem at all getting parts. Toyota dealers can be expensive, you don't need to spend a fortune on filters, plugs and oil etc and they're all readily available at the normal places including Halfords.
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It might be helopful you say where exactly your temp sensor is located and what temperatures you're getting.
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He'll never belief his luck, I thought that the chances of one turning up would be extremely low.
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They were just a little dirty and the connections appeared to be okay so I cannot be sure exactly. I didn't know what else to try and I was just about to order a new igniter, so I decided to take them off to have a look and measure their resistance across the terminals which was okay aswell. The misfire has definately gone.
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I don't know.
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I removed both the crankshaft speed sensor and the single camshaft speed sensor (only one on the vvti), I gave them a little clean and amazingly the engine is performing perfectly now without any misfires at all.
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It's no good just thinking about it, get on with it.
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Fixed by me.
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Nope they don't show their own fault code.
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A Japanese fashion designer owns a Pink Veyron.
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No 2 is in the middle then.
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Anyone want to fit some brakes and do an oil change for me?
merckx replied to hadyn's topic in Supra Chat
If you haven't done anything like this before you just need a little common sense, a manual and and obviously some tools. That's providing that nothing is seized and then a little past experience is helpful. -
Look at my earlier post, you need two gaskets. 11213-46020 and 11214-46011 If you're not 100% sure then go to your local Toyota dealer and give them the details from the vin plate: model no and frame no.
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Ewen bought one, look through the thread.
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Yes. I didn't know that, I thought it was all outlawed. I had a quick search on Google, you are correct.
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No.
