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Link sent to email bud, good luck :thumbup1:

If you PM me an email address i can send you a smart pdf program to do it yourself :thumbup1:

IIRC all injectors are between 10-14 ohms, anything outside is duff, under or overfuelling. Also to add, it may only be the spades on the injectors that need a good clean, i used some dielectric grease on all my terminals when i fitted the engine nearly 2 years ago and nearly all still ended up with green shit and corrosion on, go figure lol.

Normally disconnecting the O2 sensors will operate at a mean setting by the ecu, but if its been mapped to include them i guess you need to replace to eliminate at least, Noz would be your best bet in answering that one mate.

Such a shame, they were thinking of making another one off of only fools, wont be the same without him RIP

Mine does too Ian, but i run with no O2 sensors, i would look at your injectors, as i had one registering too high in ohms so was overfuelling.

Using a long screwdriver, you place the point onto the metal surface and place the your ear on the handle, therefore acting like a stethoscope to try to locate the source more clearly.

Sounds like your box keeps going into safety/limp mode, it seems to be an electrical issue though rather than mechanical or pressure related, i think JeffTT has dealt with a similar issue in the past, worth giving him a call or PM. In my view i would look at the auto ecu, connectors and even inside to look for water ingress or corrosion on the board.

Looks like the rubber has deteriorated to the point it has turned into a sponge :sad: mine leaks but only a little in comparison to your pond lol. Did your old zed leak as much?

RIP John :sad:

Happy Birthday and all the best :thumbup:

Do any of you guys use wireless video senders? I bought a new set up so i could transmit the skybox downstairs to the tv upstairs in the bedroom and couldnt get it to work and now the receiver doesnt even turn on so its going back. So i tried an old system ive had for years, but forgot all about it, til i found it in my loft. Both the transmitter and receiver light up, but doesnt matter which channels i put them on, i get no signal or audio to the tv in the bedroom. I have had to use scart out the skybox to the transmitter and scart into my tv upstairs from the receiver, ive even tried swapping the units thinking i had them the wrong way round, but still nothing. Any help appreciated, cheers :thumbup1:

Jesus, what a shame bud, glad you are ok, but must have shaken you up a fair bit.

Ok firstly, the radio might need a better ground, sometimes the aerial can be part of the ground loop, so check your ground for the radio when checking the inline fuse. Do you hear the relay click when you push in the button on the door jamb for the interior lights? the relay is situated behind the panel next to the rear seat passenger side, so just next to the seat base.

Im still looking for something at a reasonable price, the sound bar is fine and the sound is good, just lacking bottom end and no outputs of any use for connecting a sub, so may have to upgrade to the next model up. I had another nightmare over the last couple of days, trying to wire up tv in kitchen with hdmi from the sky box, but using a hdmi splitter does not work from a skybox, due to hdcp protocol, so reverted to the old way of rf out :thumbdown: picture not bad though and its only on in the background.

Put me down Si, will probably bring the other half and the kids for a great day out :thumbup: I will let you add my name so i dont confuse you lol

Check the fuel pump relay first before delving into the tank, might just be corroded terminals

Great news Vinny, would be good to catch up again one day at a meet :thumbup:

Trouble is Ian, thats more than i paid for the TV lol i have my old sub still from my old set up, just need to work out and output from the sound bar as there are no optical or hdmi on my old sub set up.

43" Samsung 3D plasma with active glasses

It should do lol, the sonos bar is about £500 :biggrin:

Its a nice sound, dont get me wrong, but feels it lacks a little oomph in the bottom end. I watched the new Star trek movie last night in 3D and the soundbar performed well, but not enough bottom end rumble for me, i like it to be clear and punchy, not earth shattering, but just seems to lack a little.

Ive read the manual to take the sleep timer off and have done what it said and still the same - - - Updated - - - You cant use the speakers in the TV when using the sound bar, there is a delay, which no matter how much adjusting on both the tv and bar, you cannot get rid of it lol

Having installed a 3D tv in my newly decorated front room, i decided to do away with my 5 speaker and sub surround sound for something a little neater looking so bought a sound bar, its an LG nb2520 wih built in sub woofer, but the bottom end although very discreet doesnt impress me much and even though the sleep timer is off the bar turns itself off every now and again, which is bloody annoying. Im going to either add a sub or upgrade, just waned to know what everyone else was using and your thoughts on the best set up. A friend of mine has a Bose solo, cost around £300 but too bulky for the shelf i have under the TV, but does sound great. What are you using and how do you find it. Cheers

FYI, on a JDM the side light is housed in the foglight .