Everything posted by groover
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Looks to be in good nick, need to get mine back on the road as im missing it like mad :thumbup1: -
Happy Birthday Nick, all the best :thumbup:
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Happy Birthday, all the best :thumbup:
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Happy Birthday Mikey. have a great day :thumbup:
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Its the wiper part that i assumed was the aircon pod, also the part number Andrew posted shows the aircon pod showing the only possible shape of that part http://www.jp-carparts.com/nissan/pa...ype=33&fig=251 (part code 25260GA) Some light diffuser for the aircon pod screen
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Ahh maybe for the manual aircon pod, possibly
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Having taken many apart i cant say ive seen it, as a bracket, there is a film that protects the circuit board on the back of the AC pod when you take the rear cover off, but doesnt look familiar. Im going to have to take one apart now to check :biggrin:
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Blimey Lee, gutted for you, hope you can make a decision that best suits you, but at least you weren't injured
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Happy Birthday Scot, all the best :thumbup:
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Happy Birthday mate, all the best :thumbup:
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Happy Birthday mate, all the best :thumbup:
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Do you not have an old insurance certificate with the reg on? Pics on your pc without the reg blocked out?
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Happy Birthday Lee, all the best :thumbup:
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They are cat overheat temp sensors, if you no longer have cats, rip it out :thumbup1:
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Seriously Raph, Si is one of the nicest guys you could ever meet, he just has a love of the marque in its most natural, modded up to date form, rather than bodykits and bling. Having done alot of modding on mine in the past, after many years i myself have come to terms with the best way the zed looks and that is not so much fibreglass and bling. Its a pain in the arse to keep on top of and the clean fresh look is what im aiming at now. Only my opinion of course :biggrin:
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Doh :lol::lol:
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That is cheap for Davey's car, he spent alot of time and money on it, didnt know about the cat though lol
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Thats just perfection, i would be living in it also :lol:
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Happy Birthday, have a good one :thumbup:
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Glad you enjoyed your birthday mate, all the best :thumbup:
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Really like the look Daz :thumbup:
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If you are changing the rings on the stock pistons then you can hone it yourself with a honing kit on a drill, you wont be taking any significant metal off just polishing back up the bore for the new rings to seal properly. I would measure each bore first and depending how bad the scoring is you may need to rebore and buy oversized pistons and rings to boot, alot more dosh lol
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Nice to see your still around mate:thumbup:
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Cheers fellas :thumbup: