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Never heard of frost before just googled it and found the fuel pipe cheers troy. Now I just need the cash. Can anyone help with that?

But that's what I can't find. Only stuff I can find is 3ft long and I don't want a load of joins lol

My ne has 205000 miles and runs sweet has just passed the not as well. Only real problems I've had is the icv clogging but a oil catch tank has sorted that and the slight oil and water leak I'm yet to have the time to find. Main problem I have at the minute is finding new fuel lines to replace the r...

That's a really good pic. Thank you for chauffeuring for us that was quite a treat

Cheers guys. Robsey that's pretty much already been done lol

Thanks to everyone involved I understand there was alot going on in the background for my wedding yesterday.

yep got to love the ales better than the wee water like my wychwood brewery ales and I brew some myself when I have time and patience

Not had a proper drink since 2001... I found myself getting friendly with a friends wife...many times -oops.!! (Not too friendly thankfully). - not good so I don't risk it anymore. besides - I drive for a living, so can't afford to get blotto and lose my license because I'm still over the limit the...

I can see and appreciate the work that's gone into it but it's too white for me needs some of the trim to have stayed black to break it up bit

knew someone would think that way

planetc wrote:

Rage wrote:excellent thank you I'll try surce a nut tomorrow

Surce being the Suffolk pronunciation of source I guess, lol

Rage wrote:excellent thank you I'll try surce a nut tomorrow

sticky keyboard

Envoy CDX that would be great

excellent thank you I'll try surce a nut tomorrow

found one on ebay for £7.50 only with my new job and extra mileage to get to it I'm tight for cash for fuel untill things settle down so where the cable doesn't need replacing I was hoping someone would know the thread gauge so I can just put nut on the end to hole the plastic adjuster in place as ...

found one on ebay for £7.50 only with my new job and extra mileage to get to it I'm tight for cash for fuel untill things settle down so where the cable doesn't need replacing I was hoping someone would know the thread gauge so I can just put nut on the end to hole the plastic adjuster in place as t...

I'm pretty sure it's a standard m6 thread.... ie a readily available 10mm nut. nope though it was 10mm myself. the hex piece on the cable is 10mm which might be why i thought it was a 10mm nut. a 13mm nut just goes over the thread. Hayward691 unfortunately i haven't could get one for saturday hopef...

went tot do the shopping and as I was going round the carpark to find a space the clutch pedal hit the floor as I put my foot on it (I know thats how it works) but it stayed in gear and the clutch didn't come back up. found it to be the adjuster nut on the box end of the cable. I have checked the ca...

is the mot rules going to change so the car fails with the holder in the window? previously that was the only thing you could have in the windscreen

mines still there as a reminder for myself more than anything plus I paid for that bit of paper so I'm going to get the full use out of it

wish my c20ne was like that it has always struggled to get through the emissions and used to have a new cat each year but I have made a type approved one fit so it will have that on it for the next mot that should sort her out

if you can't get an engine try changing to a multipoint injection manifold from a ne or seh but you will need the ecu and loom to go with it then you can keep the current engine but boost it's power by freeing up the fueling

cheapest and easiest thing to do is a c20seh or c20ne. I've done the ne and it cost me £100 and a couple of days work for +25bhp I'm now looking towards doing a turbo 8v eventually just as something different with plenty of poke

I can see there being alot of accidents due to poor maintanance of older cars then they will hike the insurance up and that will price them off the roads

looks like a tidy one with the owners own tweeks instead of the usual IT'S A SCOOBY stickers and mods. quite like it

mine did exactly the same on the way down to plymouth after I touched an angled kurb to get out the way of a copper. managed to get me home though but it was a nightmare to drive and it was all down to the outer cv joint for the sake of £40 you can get a complete cv kit with boot clips and grease an...

he looks like a robot on the first round then a robot trying to be human on the second go