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patman

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  1. That seems a great price thankyou Ollie, I have been having a good noise on eBay aswell, I have been noticing the power of them too, 300nm 400nm etc, I was thinking 300nm would get the bolts/nuts off but then for should I go for a 400nm one to be sure 👍🏻

  2. Hahahahaha whitenoize very true, I have all spanner sets and screwdriver sets, and to be fair I'm not sure why I haven't got an impact gun myself yet, but thankyou so much for the tips lads I will get looking and buy one thanks once again.

    Pat

  3. I was wondering please if anyone could give any advice on tools etc, it's great and cheaper of course to do as much stuff yourself on your car as you can, saves labour charges etc, my question is, are there any impact guns out there what don't cost a bomb like snap on etc, but do the same kind of job, for example: taking the wheel nuts of the car to change discs and pads, or lower suspension nut and bolt, sometimes wheel nuts seem hard to get off, so looking for a cheaper impact gun then the main expensive brands what will do just a good job, any help on what to buy would be great thankyou 👍🏻

  4. I would also check the wire which goes from the back of the heater knob down to the back of the heater thing which the wire hooks onto unless this is just on gt's as had that problem before hope that makes sense.

  5. Depends what temperature it should be running at? I've had over 100degs oil temp after a steady motorway run. Isn't that a bit high?

    I would check you got the right sensor in first and make sure the oil sensor or gauge isn't faulty, my oil temp gauge was showing 120 degrees on motorways a while back, thinking this isn't right turned out I had the wrong sensor on the sandwich plate

  6. Try the passenger side with the key,

    Lock, unlock, lock backwards and forwards, a good few times,

    Had this problem before mine was the locking mechanism got rusty, got door panel off gave it a good old spray a few times, that sorted that.

    Hopefully yours is an easy fix like mine 👍🏻

  7. Pointless message here mate, but I would of chipped in but I'm way down in sussex,

    Although a little tip for you, every nut a bolt you take off put them in separate freezer bags labelled up, that way when it comes back to fitting it all you have the nuts and bolts labelled and your know exactly where they go.

    Also KNOW where the throttle pipes go too, when putting back together (label them with different coloured tape) don't want water going into the cylinders on start up.

    To get things going mate you could actually take it all off yourself, with people guiding you on here, and then your mate can help you put it back together 👍🏻

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