ChrisC

If it's been bypassed and you reconnect it to get heat... You may get a footwell full of water from a faulty matrix!

You need some new wallpaper :rofl:

That's just plain naughty! :D :shock: :D I'm off to the bathroom, back in 5 :xxx: :rofl:

It's nearly 5am and I'm fooked so here you go! :rofl:

I love your wife too ;) :D

No I've been in there a while with a few mates! :tongue: :rofl: Well worth a look :)

What turbo's?!?!

I know it's not plastic :rofl: I was just meaning it looks like a thin molded body strapped over a tubular chassis or something. If it weighs 1100kg and has 500bhp I don't see how it kicked the arse of all those F1 cars up the hill? :shock:

It's dead easy to get to, just remove the 2 screws from under the hood over the dials then unscrew the gauge unit and unplug the wires. Can't remember if you have to take the 2 side pods off as well but they just screw in from underneath too. Then there's just a few screws to open up the unit and access the speedo. 10 minute job :)

I'd wait until you've replaced the water sensor and see what's happened. Your throttle won't be sticking but do a search for TPS (Throttle Position Sensor) and you'll find how to test and reset it. You could have a problem with the idle valve which might need tweeking but see how the water sensor goes first.

I might be coming along to this but won't know for definate until tonight :rolleyes: I might be in touch! :dance:

I thought you'd already left :tongue:

I love it, think I'll get my Z painted like that so I can dress up like Tron for JAE next year :D

Yes but he'd decided to drive the 340 miles instead of getting help :tongue: He'd have a bad neck by the time he got home :xxx:

Might be a faulty water temp sensor then. Won't be the airflow meter, that's down next to the air filter anyway.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/asia-pacific/5412814.stm That's the sort of thing you have to do in a Z :rofl:

Oh OK I'll let you off then! :tongue:

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I parked up in a huge supermarket car park that was 80% empty. My wide arch Z is just so tight in a single spot so parked it across 2 spaces so nobody bashed my door. There were hundreds of spaces and no cars for about 10 spaces either side. I came back to find a 4x4 parked across the white lines next to my drivers door so close he was almost touching my wing mirror and rear arch! There were no other cars to either side of us and I couldn't get in, I went mental. Would have had to get in the passenger side and climb over. I folded his mirrors in and let down a tyre I was so pissed off. I then saw a dozy old git coming back to his 4x4 and he walked straight past me as I stood there fuming, got in and started to pull away so I shouted at him telling him what an ignorant tw@t he was and asked why out of the whole car park he'd parked and inch from my car. He just said "sorry I didn't notice" :slap: :xxx: I said there's something else you haven't noticed too as he drove off with his flat tyre and folded mirrors :rofl:

Here's a good one :D Suzi Perry :p Grrrrrrrrrrrrr she'd get it big style :smash: :xxx: :smash:

I'd love to see what's under that plastic body, it's obviously just a kit car with hints of 350Z styling. Good for advertising I suppose :nono:

You can't see the kneecaps when they're over your shoulders :dance: Norks... what a great word that is, must use it more often :rofl:

You're sooooooo wrong there! :rofl:

I might be going to this but depends on a mate at the moment :) Is anyone driving down from the north?

That's exactly what I thought! I used to drive past and see him working on the huge engine and dream about getting one. I think you can build one for about £25k plus whatever engine you go for. There's a huge range of engine options they can set the chassis up for so I even thought about putting my spare Z engine in one.