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JeffTT

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  1. One other thing to note, when using the neutral switch after a conversion the amount of revs it rises by when slipped into gear will be more than if you fitted a manual chip, in fact of you fit a manual chip the timing will be at 15deg even if the neutral switch is not connected. As far as any timing is concerned what ever it reads on a ConZult system is the timing it needs to be set at, seeing 25 deg and using a strobe to set it at 15deg is wrong and will give 10 deg retardation, always go with the ConZult reading and match it with the strobe light. Jeff TT
  2. Check the steering rack bushes, did a tech thread some years back how when these wear out the rack can slip left and right instead of turning the wheels and hence the straight ahead position changes, after turning it fully one way it will slip back to the right place. Jeff TT
  3. If its a standard injector we have them on the shelf, £35 + VAT tested and warranted. Jeff TT Tel: 01675 463134
  4. Always someone worse off eh? the roads leading away from from the workshop today were exceptionally conjested and found out why this afternoon, check this news item out, flick down to the video, a crash that is weird as it is a straight road? the video fails to mention what the wood debris actually is? .... a bus stop !and one that had some unlucky people waiting in it, local rumour is of fatalities I sincerely hope not :no: Jeff TT http://www.birminghammail.net/news/birmingham-news/2012/07/26/three-hurt-as-car-overturns-in-curdworth-97319-31478807/
  5. 2nd that, Nice one Paul, and for those that do not know his zed is an auto and running a Zedworld set up. Jeff TT
  6. The problem is the circuit led lights require only a small forward current to light up, the led in the switch itself is of little resistance and will allow enough current to pass through when when switch off allowing the circuit leds to come on. Jeff TT
  7. Depends upon why your removing it, if its a working egr valve but want to stop the function of the valve then simply remove the vacuum pipe that actuates it and block it off, takes around 1 minute and thats it finished. If you suspect the valve is not working correctly and causing running issues then removal with the engine in is not nice, check the valve operating diaphram first via the vacuum pipe and if ok ( lifts and drops) then just remove and block off the pipe....be so much easier. Jeff TT
  8. Never heard of that one before, as both the auto and manual version have the speed sensor in the same place would be odd for it to only effect auto`s? Oh and on non turbo zeds the intermittent steering issue is mostly caused by the ecu for the power steering. Jeff TT
  9. Are you saying you have an electric fan? my advise if you have, is to refit the standard viscous one, seen too many engines damaged by using electric fans that just dont have the same cooling power as the original one. Jeff TT
  10. Standard car brake pipe size 3/16. Item number: 320840248566 Jeff
  11. Get yourself a brake pipe flaring tool, a reel of copper pipe and a box of fittings, make them yourself its is so easy and very cost effective, see pic below ebay item number: 300718220250 £20 BARGAIN Jeff TT
  12. How did you find the drive home? Jeff TT
  13. Dito on changing the fluid, however changing up when releasing the throttle is often caused by an incorrectly set throttle position sensor, would get that checked out. Jeff TT
  14. A fifty / fifty split really, a fully woirking Hicas will have safety benefits, lockout bar will negate all movement at the rear, cost wise not much in it, however if the hicas is removed you must inform your insurance co. as in the event of a claim they could easily argue that a manufacturer safety item has been removed. Jeff TT
  15. Tread carefully, notoriously difficult to place a value on any company in good or bad times, full financial accounts inspection is required or that small wage for your partner and your dividend may end up been much less than you are expecting, maybe even a negative in the first year or so after take over and never trust what your been told in business always double check everything. Jeff TT
  16. The issue is two fold, the switch is been used to switch an earth when its designed to switch a live supply ( it is internally wiried for this) when the leds are switch off IE: the switch open, the switch led is getting a back feed supply through the filament bulbs, a few changes will sort it. Jeff TT
  17. Like many things for the MOT if they are fitted they must be working, we have three US left hand drive zeds we look after and all pass the UK MOT and thet do not have front side repeater, basically not fitted so no fail. Jeff TT
  18. Why dont you just book in for pads supplied and fitted whilst you wait and get that running problem thats driving you nuts sorted thrown in. Jeff TT
  19. Yes agree with Mark all it needs now is to tension the belt, again the crank mark on the oil pump is for reference only not actual setting, the crankshaft sprocket mark and the camshaft pulley marks are al that you need to concern yourself with. Jeff TT
  20. Mmm... my attempt at humour, any info will be with the original importer, finding out the importer is the key as you should even get info on the Japanese owner then. Jeff TT
  21. Hello and congratultion on your new zed, so from your info it would seem your zed was imported late 2002 and came in on this ship... Enjoy Jeff TT
  22. Ok do not despair your nearly there, your caution is a good thing but its clouding the issue, if the top four cambelt marks are lined up with the top four sprockets and the crank is correctly marked but is not matching the belt just pop the crank bolt back in and turn it to suit. HOWEVER the bottom crank sprocket mark acuracy needs to be 100% and a close up of your crank shows a possible dot mark above your tipex mark, check this again, what your looking for is a little dimple, Let us know how you get on Jeff TT
  23. A task indeed to convert a factory manual zed to auto, will need sone more bits than your list, at the moment I can think of these: Auto ecu for the engine (Auto loom from ecu to the inner wing is part of the main body harness!!! ) Wiring modification to include starter imobiliser to prevent engine start when in drive Auto dash cluster surround bezel with auto box control lights in + wirng to ecu Hold/ power switch loom to ecu ( optional ) Flex plate Flex plate to crank bolts Bolts for the torque convertor to flex plate Bellhousing sandwhich plates Plate for covering hole where master cylinder previously fitted Jeff TT
  24. Yes thats quite correct, its a case of pressing auto and then pressing econ at the bottom, that is the only way to switch the ac off, remember ac does work with hot air too, great in the Winter for keeping the windows clear as the air has been dryed. Jeff TT
  25. Mark so are you saying the wastegate was sticking open mostly? because that will not cause overboost or was it sticking in both ways, did you not notice a reduction in boost when its stuck open? We had a sticking wastegate on a standard turbo`s once but with low boost occassionaly as it was sticking open and was a badly set pivot pin and a poor quality valve, the turbo had been rebuild at some time and the issue had been since the rebuild so turbo companies do get it wrong sometimes. Bad luck though either way. Jeff

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