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Ollieh17

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  1. I thought the ct9a was 'supposed' to make more top end power?
  2. I'd run the gearbox to the end, then stick a new stock one in
  3. Decided to go td04 at the end of the month and run it at 0.8bar waiting on mapping. Got my wideband installed (temp position) to keep an eye on things. And need to wire up all the sensors for my other gauges. Not sure why it shows 0 on the photo tbh!
  4. Whats boost set at? What manfiold and decat if any? trd bits will add 5hp alone ;)
  5. Just wired up my aem wideband, and stays lit up after keys taken out and no power. Shows '111' and '222'
  6. My screws to my old coil had threaded so removed the whole mount from the bulkhead. New coil is cable tied to the strut brace and had no issues since
  7. I had this problem, plastic coating on the wire to the coil had frayed and was earthing so taped it up and issue went away for a while. Started doing it again and replaced the coil.been fine since. And currently not mounted to the bulkhead
  8. I started doing my headlights and made them worse! 2000 grit was the softest i used though?
  9. After the fog light holders to modify (or try) for a aftermarket bumper. They may have to be cut out i cant remember.
  10. Will the non abs bearings fit a abs hub? I have read the only difference i a seal to suit the abs sensor?Have found the bearings for £12 each as opposed to the £40 on camskill and elsewhere
  11. I just bought a universal toyota kit off ebay.came with two boots and the fitting cone for like £8
  12. After a set with good bearings, as cheaper and more convient then getting new bearings fitted
  13. Agreed, i had to buy a deep one from halfords. Also in my case it required a big breaker bar and alot of effort
  14. I found it much easier to just undo the 19mm bolts on the strut and twist the hub. You don't have to take the strut off or anything. Much easier to take the whole thing out, then use a cv boot tool to get the boot over the shaft without taking the whole thing apart.
  15. Point being? You don't have to take it off.
  16. Its not really a circlip as such, its pretty much a metal ring on the gearbox shaft end that holds it in.
  17. I just used a crowbar on the shaft and a persuasive tap with a hammer. Just have to pop the circlip out the box. Same putting them back in
  18. No worries, bear in mind if you take the shafts fully out you may want to drain the box first. Oil will pour out
  19. Does seem to go when turning!. Thought it may be unbalanced wheels as cant remember the issue on my Old wheels
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