JaiKai

Another few hours done today in the sun and managed to get a couple of more things ticked off the list. Firstly the radiator expander tank which I nearly forgot about and found in a box. Then found the filler spout for the main washer so attached that too : While I was doing that the wife kindly bolted up the pas pot And finally hooked up the dump valves which i'm sure Si would approve of, lol

Elbow grease it will be and a little patience in doing it each time.

To be honest I broke this a few years ago and had a temporary fix by joining the cables but it was with a screw clamp and I never liked the join and it didn't look too professional and I could never find the same gauge of wire. Not even sure what the proper gauge is but what you suggest could be the fix if I can get some proper sized cable.

problems with horns, got two of these horns and I can't mind if the second terminal on them has to hook to ground or not. Anyone seen these before ? They also seem to be at two different frequencies so I'm wondering now what they sound like together. Got them both of my last breaker and were better looking that the oem model.

You can also see from the pic above I have a buggered battery loom as the end snapped off and its now too short. So if anyone feels like donating a loom to me or an easy way to fix this let me know. lastly anyone help identify this plug on the loom ? There is one either side of the plenum and my old loom never had them.

Got a fair few hours done today at the garage. Managed to fit all my new polished bolts for the coil packs and plenum : Fitted my new wiring harness bought from wiring specialties : Also test fitted my new z1 polished hard pipes, although I now have an issue as z1 sent me incorrect clamps for them and it will cost too much to send it back and I bought them nearly a year ago.

You are a LEGEND.

Cheers buddy, much appreciated.

exactly style i'm after just don't want to pay 2.5k for it, lol The one I seen is 6m x 4m and has plenty of room for my zed to work in.

Bump, anyone built there own garage before ?

Got this polished for my zed but just discovered it was off an auto rather than a manual so hence the sale. Its still at the polishers so can be posted direct to you from there. Should be finished in a about a day or so. Cost me £30 for polishing and £10 for the bar originally so just looking to cover my original costs. Pic below as currently been worked on but will be completely polished in a day or so.

Explains that then; I changed my clocks to a Nismo set and there is no airbag bulb.

Got the driftworks ones myself and swear by them, and japspeed are likely just as good and likely cheaper. I would stay away from cheap ebay renditions for your own safety.

I removed mine 4 years ago and past every year since. I have an aftermarket momo fitted.

no, I didn't but now I think about it you likely should disconnect the main battery to avoid any accidental static or discharges.

Not sure about doing it safely but I just unplugged mine then removed the cartridge.

Looking into building my own garage early next year and was thinking about trying my hand at one of these : http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/161701648252?_trksid=p2060353.m1438.l2649&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT Not wanting to pay that price for it so my brother and I are thinking we can build it ourselves. Has anyone seen any plan anywhere that we can work from for these sort of projects ? I already have a fairly large hut with concrete base so expanding the base should be simple and a little ground work should allow me to drive my zed up and around the side of the house.

Have a good one Ian :)

Also boxed these up : ready to be shipped down for a retrim with Mondo.

Another small job completed, finally refitted the front water pipes. Sent from my SM-N9005 using Tapatalk

Took one off that looked as if it was designed for that pipe. I'm guessing gasket sealer will be good enough.

Does the lower water pipe need a gasket or will gasket sealer do ? Reason I ask is the remains of a gasket where on the lower pipe while I thought it would have been sealer.

Haha, just read my first post again. Yeh they were good while they lasted but not as good as the real thing.

I liked them enough, but I had doubts they were genuine hence this thread.

Its official then, I'm putting my interior rebuild in the good hands of Mondo.