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greg

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  1. thing is is with some stereos,you dont need half the wires they come with,extra plugs etc are for added features,like remote for the amp rds leads etc etc to save the agro im sure its poss to just buy a connector to go from existing loom to stereo,takes all of 2mins to fit aswell
  2. happy birthday mate :duffer:
  3. happy birthday mate,v8 300 sorted in time aswell :duffer:
  4. its not to bad,small hands prevail
  5. Here you go dewi pic of hose in question and the clips that need to be removed HTH
  6. yeh at first reading i thought barrymore had come out of the clinic and was shouting top middle or bottom :D
  7. nxt step is to see what caused seizure,then go from there oil pump,lack of oil etc sorry to hear of your news nick,hopefully the bottom end will be fine,and its just the topend thats failed,as topend tends to fail first,hence why you heard your lifters i guess chin up mate :(
  8. its either release bearing or at worse layshaft,normally release bearing noise dissapears when clutch pedal is pressed in! so if its the other way around?clutch may be suspect if it hasnt been replaced,get the release bearing done at the same time,which normally comes in a new clutch kit anyway,and go from there
  9. go for it yes small hands helps,its the hose that should always be replaced,when either engine or gearbox is out,i got small hands but bit fay away,pop down my house mate :D
  10. no :D driverside is driverside i mean passenger side feed,but could possibly be drivers turbo feed did you have a water bypass when you had your engine out fastredz?that would rule out the under plenum hosing! as i said mate read my first post
  11. greg replied to gruntpa64's topic in Events - UK
    LOL i brought that model z to the meet :wack:
  12. hopefully nick due to the low speed no damage would of been caused,even though tolerances are tight you may be lucky,seen a few zs that have had a damaged timing belt and haven been fine when new belt and tensioner was fitted
  13. all look fine to me mate,you will loose a small amount of compression over time,those figures look about right mate,and nothing to really worry about
  14. fingers crossed rich
  15. one good thing si! rims that style are normally very light,TBH looking at them i think there much better than the ones you have currently more subtle i do prefer a nice 5spoke though
  16. tensioner should be replaced with cambelt every time,that fails sometimes before the belt :(
  17. main culprit is the hose directly above bellhousing rear passenger side,remove battery and use jump leads so you can start car and directly below the EGR intake on the manifold is a small hose approx 4inch long which feeds the passenger turbo its hidden by a metal bracket which normally covers the EGR pipe and secures the o2 sensor lead to it,but as you have had the engine out it may not be there!tricky bit is removing the small metal clamp clips replace with silicone and reuse the metal clips,if this is where the leak is coming from greg
  18. greg replied to a post in a topic in General Discussions - 300ZX Related
    get car up to temp with rad cap off leave heater on max remove bleed screw on left side keep topping up until all bubbles have dissapeared,try squeezing the back heater matrix hoses when warm common place to find an airlock hold revs to around 3k whislt doing this to expel all the air from the systym
  19. woman :smw: beer :duffer: sex :hyper: drugs :nelson: hardcore porn :D
  20. http://www.300zx.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=56147&highlight=vvt vvt sorry see ryans post on there its only a guess but pulling the plugs may show up something

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