Paul C

what do you think?? : http://www.300zx.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=39379

i think you should only do this for subscribed members Mike ;)

yes please :hyper: (bet youre starting to wish you hadnt offered now :D)

the support panel is directly behind the front of the bumper & is prone to cracking if its a fairly hard impact

you can also bypass it by putting a pipe between the 2 hoses to keep you going. obviously you will have no heating until you fix it tho! ;)

another pointless thread. time to lock the toys in the cupboard :rolleyes:

base idle is setting of the idle speed without any ECU control. once set the ECU then controls the idle via the idle control valve. it has nothing to do with the "lowest" idle speed!

didnt realise you was away! :D

i get 16psi on 1.0mm jets

no probs mate :)

LOL!! what, you mean youve not got air filters covering your IC's Stu?!!? :D

you'll need a caliper seal kit & poss pistons if excessivly corroded. available from courtesy or mike feeney

http://www.300zx.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=33691 ;)

*****x mate! no, you cant regas with R12 anymore, but check the FAQ section, there is a post i put in there of a company that supplies conversion kits for about £25 ;) or you can get alternative "drop in" gasses that are compatible with R12

i have created this wiring diagram for you :D HTH!!

it will matter where the 12v & earth go to on the switch, it sounds like youve earthed the wrong part of the switch, ie not the illumination circuit!

ouch! last time we saw a car like this in our workshop it had melted all the wiring off the battery, blown the alternator & fried a couple of control units :( what does the wiring look like coming from the battery?

no mate, not a testable item :)

front fogs are not needed & are not tested on a MOT ;)

ps, if its an illuminating switch then the illumination side of the switch will need an earth too ;)

???? :eek: right - basic electric circuit here, you would take a 12v feed, usually from the light switch so it only comes on when the lights are on, to one side of the switch, out of the other side of the switch to the fog lamp to the bulb then down to earth. 12v-------------switch-------------bulb------------earth

something is backfeeding down the circuit. how did you wire it in??

yup, iv got one. nice mod esp with the pulley too :)

a boost leak tester will pressurise the whole system & allow you to test the IC's, you only need about 5-6 psi

could it be the PTU sensor AND the O2 sensor?!?! :D