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Re: car conked out
« Reply #15 on: 25 October 2009, 18:46:41 »

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Thumbing through haynes manual as I type - dont think those 4 leads are actually the plug leads. 

As I say - apologies for lack of grasp of V6.  Trying to get up to speed with it, though Haynes don't make it easy!!
They are breather pipes mate.
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« Reply #16 on: 25 October 2009, 18:48:53 »

Feel free to take the pi$$  :-[
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« Reply #17 on: 25 October 2009, 18:51:54 »

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Feel free to take the pi$$  :-[

Some of it is my fault, i did not notice you had a 2.6 (which has coil packs) and not HT leads.
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« Reply #18 on: 25 October 2009, 18:54:53 »

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Feel free to take the pi$$  :-[
Out of Tunnie, we always do. ;D ;D
Don't worry mate everyone was new once. :y
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« Reply #19 on: 25 October 2009, 18:55:30 »

Ahh - now I understand :)

So it sounds like a new crank sensor might be a good place to start - I assume genuine vauxhall would be preferred to pattern parts.
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« Reply #20 on: 25 October 2009, 18:57:28 »

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Feel free to take the pi$$  :-[
Out of Tunnie, we always do. ;D ;D
Don't worry mate everyone was new once. :y

Since Dopey is new we better enlighten him:

1) I live at home, lots of people like to make fun of that.
2) I used to be a student bum, most thing i still am
3) My car only has 2/3 of an engine
4) I have an old mans bike, which apparently is slow!
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« Reply #21 on: 25 October 2009, 18:58:58 »

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Ahh - now I understand :)

So it sounds like a new crank sensor might be a good place to start - I assume genuine vauxhall would be preferred to pattern parts.
Yup 90540743 £51.50 retail, £39.92 Tradeclub (both + vat)
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« Reply #22 on: 25 October 2009, 19:00:20 »

liking the 2/3 of an engine thing!!

Bike can't be slower than mine - due to it currently being scattered around much of the garage.  Got a tad carried away on it's pre-winter strip down ;D
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Re: car conked out
« Reply #23 on: 25 October 2009, 19:00:50 »

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Feel free to take the pi$$  :-[
Out of Tunnie, we always do. ;D ;D
Don't worry mate everyone was new once. :y

Since Dopey is new we better enlighten him:

1) I live at home, lots of people like to make fun of that.
2) I used to be a student bum, most thing i still am
3) My car only has 2/3 of an engine
4) I have an old mans bike, which apparently is slow!

You missed out what you earn!  ::)
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« Reply #24 on: 25 October 2009, 19:01:50 »

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Feel free to take the pi$$  :-[
Out of Tunnie, we always do. ;D ;D
Don't worry mate everyone was new once. :y

Since Dopey is new we better enlighten him:

1) I live at home, lots of people like to make fun of that.
2) I used to be a student bum, most thing i still am
3) My car only has 2/3 of an engine
4) I have an old mans bike, which apparently is slow!

You missed out what you earn!  ::)

Far as i remember, they don't take the pi$$ of that.  ;D
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Re: car conked out
« Reply #25 on: 25 October 2009, 19:10:47 »

Nice one fellas :y

I'll add the crank sensor to this weekends chores - along with finish kitchen, bathroom and bike and see how she runs.

Thanks for the advice - will keep you posted
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« Reply #26 on: 25 October 2009, 19:10:52 »

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Feel free to take the pi$$  :-[
Out of Tunnie, we always do. ;D ;D
Don't worry mate everyone was new once. :y

Since Dopey is new we better enlighten him:

1) I live at home, lots of people like to make fun of that.
2) I used to be a student bum, most thing i still am
3) My car only has 2/3 of an engine
4) I have an old mans bike, which apparently is slow!

You missed out what you earn!  ::)

Far as i remember, they don't take the pi$$ of that.  ;D

Perhaps not face to face ......
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Re: car conked out
« Reply #27 on: 27 October 2009, 17:39:02 »

Guys - this may be an odd question, but how does the plug (for the crankshaft sensor) at the top rear of the engine actually clip into place.  I can get my hands to it (well finger-tips), but dont want to break anything by forcing it when there may be a clip.  seems a shame to have to take the scuttle off (especially given that the last person to try it has rounded off the nuts on the wipers).

wasn't me - honest ;)
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