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Stock boost characteristic
Hello, Was wondering how boost pressure was supposed to hold on a stock car. Made a dyno health check and saw my car boosting 0,5bar but after reving 5k it starts to rise up to 0,7. Thinking theres a fault with the boost regulation. Going to try wastegate pressure next time. Is the 0,5Bar in...- Motley
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Fuel purge solenoid?
I believe this is to do with the carbon canister setup but I can't see where the pipes should go. The bracket that holds it is missing otherwise it would be fairly self explanitory I think. Anyone got any pics of the pipes coming from it or just where it is supposed to be bolted would give me a...- ryan1411
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Part number; gaiter and armrest hinge/pivot mechanisme
[urgent] Part number; gaiter and armrest hinge/pivot mechanisme Am ordering some parts and need the following part numbers; -Gear lever plastic gaiter (what clicks in de radio frame thingy) -Arm rest hinge mechanisme (when I open it you take it right off :(, looks like the 2nd picture, don't...- FreakensNL
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Fitting aero sideskirts
has anyone fitted aero-sideskirts before. Don't know what to do about those plastic thingies which I think is supposed to go through the bodywork. I don't want to drill in my car :no:- Yakozan
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Wanted: brake fluid change guide
Looking for a brake fluid change guide. i have never changed brake fluid before and a guide would make me feel so much better :) Think I've read somewhere that I'm not supposed to empty the fluid completely :confused: Links or guide appreciated :thumbs:- Yakozan
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Missing Plastic bits!
Now this really IS a strange query... I'm missing various clips and stuff on the S15. Noteably, the pop-pin type things that secure plastic parts in the engine bay (like the air-induction pipe for example) and even one plastic pin that secures the door trim to the door! Most weird, bit I think...- Jono
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