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If you had any work done by any body work, mechanic or similar then that evidence would also help with the overall valuation. OK understand where you are coming from now. If it is general service work like cambelt, etc... then no they would expect this. If it was restoration work then yes of course...

Correct. .. just curios - your turbo is a nice example, the upgrades blend into the car nicely. If you have any works done by specialists they will also take that into account General market value - its a bit naff! Not sure what you mean? Do you mean if it has any work done via the insurance compan...

Mazza wrote:What happen to the fog lights - they're missing?

Engine oil cooler and transfer box oil cooler in their place instead!

Looking polished as ever - very nice ... and what's the agreed valuation by the insurance company? Thanks. It means that you submit the value, you think the car is worth to the insurance company and they review it with the help of pictures and if they agree with you they will insure the car for tha...

It has taken me quite a few nights to do it, but the thread now has pictures again :) After Photobucket kindly left me thread looking like this :evil: https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4333/37309598246_308032da65_m.jpg Photobucket 3rd Party Hosting by m33rkb , on Flickr I do not want to have to be doin...

Tracking done on the Cav at the weekend. Good job really as it was miles out after doing the ball joints and track rod ends. Thanks to my mate Jonathan. Before anyone says the car is fully polly bushed. So there would be no benefit changing the arms (other than them looking shiney). https://farm5.st...

A few more pictures of my car from the photo shoot at PVS https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4489/36648016884_2298c5b2ae_b.jpg Cavaliers at Santa Pod JPEGS-85 by m33rkb , on Flickr https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4382/37310225076_7123460991_b.jpg Cavaliers at Santa Pod JPEGS-95 by m33rkb , on Flickr http...

Treated myself to a new number plate https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4404/36500566502_dc4f70c14a_h.jpg CAV TB by m33rkb , on Flickr Before attending Retro Rides Gathering https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4357/36345996360_ffef6f6d4c_h.jpg IMG_4950 by m33rkb , on Flickr https://farm5.staticflickr.com/439...

OK not really done a lot since the VBOA weekend, but Performance Vauxhall Magazine with the 25th anniversary of Cavalier Turbo is out and there are some good compliments about my car made. https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4343/35730962594_5044031551_h.jpg Untitled by m33rkb , on Flickr Also thought it...

The Cavalier Turbos were asked to attend The Fast Car Festival, but unfortunately only 3 were able to make it. Never the less we enjoyed it :) https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4317/35773122672_c49eaa188c_b.jpg IMG_4264 by m33rkb , on Flickr https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4299/35902416156_7e45d564de_o....

Oops - sorry, so you did! That seems a really stupid move by Photobucket, they have just committed business suicide - no-one is going to pay $400. I have all of the images uploaded and I have amended all of the links on the same thread on another forum. So I can do the same on here if someone could...

Mark, the links seem to be broken to photobucket, can you check it please. I know read my reply above :( Looks like Photobucket have played a dirty trick with everyone that used their service to display pictures on forums by suddenly stopping them working and asking for $399 per year to upgrade the...

Mazza wrote:Damn cool - perhaps my turbo will look just as cool, once it grows up!

Loving the interior upgrade in the beast!

Superb!!!!!

Thank you

Robsey wrote:The most awesome Polar Sea Blue Cavalier you will ever see.

I have always loved this car - something for my Cavalier to aspire to.

Thank you for the comments

Mk3alan wrote:Looking good, love the colour!

Alan

Thank you I love the colour too

Looks like Photobucket have played a dirty trick with everyone that used their service to display pictures on forums by suddenly stopping them working and asking for $399 per year to upgrade the account to allow the photos to be displayed! Obviously I am not going to pay this so I am shifting them t...

I have been flat out getting the car ready for PVS as I only got the car back Wednesday afternoon and it had no interior and bodyshop dust everywhere. So I had a few long days getting it ready for Sat morning. This when I collected it from the bodyshop https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4286/35525672621...

The car is currently at the bodyshop and I hope to get it back Wed for another last minute rush to get it back together ready for PVS, but while it has been at the bodyshop I decided it was time to finally sort the headlining as I had been putting it off for a while. Unfortunately after removing the...

I have been having issues with getting the Cav to start recently. The final straw was when I went to check the tyres and get fuel and it decided to play up and would not start for 20 minutes! I have tracked it back to the immobiliser, which over time has been exposed to vibrations and heat (from its...

Do you have a wiring pin out for the Toad alarm. I have one for my M85A. .but not a i1606. If you do - let me know and I will pm my email address to you. I will see what it is looking for... It may be that the the immobiliser is also switching something on the toad alarm. There will be no data comm...

As such - I thought the Toad was a fully freestanding alarm. So not tied in to your alarm. But I could be wrong. I am just wondering if both the alarm and the immobiliser are wired up idependently to immobilise the car. A bit like having two off switches in series. So bypass / valet mode each one t...

Yes - it is the valet mode. I only use it when the car goes in for MOT, service or repairs. Thought it must be the valet mode. If I remember correctly from the Clifford's it disables the alarm completely so that will not lock, arm or immobilise? Are you thinking try it like that with the pins jumpe...

If it is the toad alarm, try switching on the bypass at the rear. It should be like a small barrel key or a little switch on the actual alarm ECU box. I have the modular version, which is the M85a plus M8 module and so on (M is for Meta which was absorbed by Toad Install about 15 years ago). I don'...

The most permanent method is to short the pins at the connector. The Ford version uses all black wires, which is why I did not list any. The socket should have pin numbers embossed onto it, so this can be checked to ensure you have the pin numbers in the correct orientation. The Ford version is mor...

This post shows the relays on the board, etc...

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