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cant say ive ever heared of one of them if im honest. but i will keep my eyes peeled. thanks for the info.

as per top of the thread bud. im from hull in east yorkshire. my name was browny on the forum but i dont go on there now really. i can find out more info from doing searches online etc than on the forum.

this is the stuff i mean matty. its almost bombproof. http://www.opieoils.co.uk/p-1022-redline-l...oil-75w-90.aspx also think about it his way, the gears are splash fed. no oil pump in there so also not alot of ways to get rid of heat too. so if you have quite alot of oil in there the heat can dissipate better. heat is a major factor with engines and gearboxes. too much can kill it.

cheers for the info sparky. any idea what the 5ehfe engine comes in? thanks.

turbo'd almeras rock. well when made properly they do any who. was your bro on the AOC? im looking forward to getting it back on the road for summer.

hey no worries. yea a lil help can sometimes be a big help. im sure at some point i will be calling upon one of you for some info on the starlet. im not the best with toyota, but its all nuts and bolts to me. i just see every car truck washing machine etc as a big mechano set.

hi there everyone. my name is sam, im funny onions other half and i live in hull. I have met a couple of members already in cleethorpes and i already know a few from our local meets. well im 26, im a hgv mechanic and i work for the MOD. i drive £2.7Mil worth of vehicle daily and im quite handy when it comes to general technical know how. ive been a mechanic for the mod for 9 years and i love my job. its not every day you can come home and say i have drove something worth more than a veyron or a F1 car lol. as you may probably have guessed i have a nissan almera gti which is curr

LOL! KNOBS! yea dont worry we will have your car right as rain soon! oh and a big hello to Adam, Zoe, Steve and the man that is also known as socks. (random name socks but awesome bloke either way ) nice to meet you all and i will be bringing my camera to the cleethorpes meet, so get the polish out steve! awesome car babe and yea i cant wait to get you in overalls and fitting some more goodies to the advance.

hey matty. it may be a idea before draining your car to take it for a slight run first. get the gearbox oil slightly warm and then drop it. if you want your gearbox to last aswel you really need some shockproof gear oil. it is what i have been advised to put in the almera as i am planning to run 350bhp through a fwd box. i believe redline is the best company for it. its a company from the states but top fuel drag racers use it and swear by it for their diffs.

agreed charl. basically you want the sensor as near to the engine as possible. the whole 36" thing is a bit of a guide line thing any who. yes the lambda or oxygen sensor does affect fueling so taking it off will effectively set your ecu to a kinda closed loop method. basically the ecu has default settings at a certain throttle opening with a certain voltage coming from the MAP it will inject X ammount of fuel at XXXX revs. the lambda fine tunes that. if your engine is not sufficiently burning or using up all the oxygen that it has taken in on the induction stroke it will pass unburnt ox