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Title: Couple of little jobs done
Post by: Martin_1962 on 05 June 2007, 20:22:50
Finally fitted my rear OOF numberplate, also refitted the number plate protector plate ready for August.

Got to do the thermostat and breathers soon :(
Title: Re: Couple of little jobs done
Post by: STMO123 on 05 June 2007, 21:56:27
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Finally fitted my rear OOF numberplate, also refitted the number plate protector plate ready for August.

Got to do the thermostat and breathers soon :(

Oh well Martin, that's the big job out of the way ;D ;D
Title: Re: Couple of little jobs done
Post by: Ronald_McBurger on 05 June 2007, 22:25:30
Now, it may just be me. but what is this b@stard bolt for the coolant pipe everyone whinges about. Had a good look at mine tonight and although akward, it is not bad. the two on the back pipe under the HBV are worse.

I will photograph this bolt amongst others when I pull this engine tomorrow.
Title: Re: Couple of little jobs done
Post by: Markie on 05 June 2007, 23:11:37
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Now, it may just be me. but what is this b@stard bolt for the coolant pipe everyone whinges about. Had a good look at mine tonight and although akward, it is not bad. the two on the back pipe under the HBV are worse.

I will photograph this bolt amongst others when I pull this engine tomorrow.

ahhhh my friend the b`stard bolt.....its the getting a torx on it and then loosening it if i remember it correctly...
Title: Re: Couple of little jobs done
Post by: JamesV6CDX on 06 June 2007, 01:40:48
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Now, it may just be me. but what is this b@stard bolt for the coolant pipe everyone whinges about. Had a good look at mine tonight and although akward, it is not bad. the two on the back pipe under the HBV are worse.

I will photograph this bolt amongst others when I pull this engine tomorrow.

ahhhh my friend the b`stard bolt.....its the getting a torx on it and then loosening it if i remember it correctly...


Either an 8/10mm spanner and it comes off pretty easily...

Saying that, I did Max V6's with an E-10 on a ratchet, with the PAS tank out the way!!!
Title: Re: Couple of little jobs done
Post by: Martin_1962 on 06 June 2007, 09:50:43
Matter of waiting for decnet weather and the time to do it