POD 1.8 Expression
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http://m.ebay.co.uk/itm/VAUXHALL-TRIM-C ... 1294670743
Try here on ebay.
They are also readily available from all Vauxhall dealers.
Try here on ebay.
They are also readily available from all Vauxhall dealers.
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Thanks, I just posted the part number just before you posted this. Is there a sticky where part numbers go?Robsey wrote:http://m.ebay.co.uk/itm/VAUXHALL-TRIM-C ... 1294670743
Try here on ebay.
They are also readily available from all Vauxhall dealers.
Thanks
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Not that I know of...
For part numbers I simply look at ecat24.
It starts out in French, but you can change the language to English by clicking on the GB button. As it is a French website, don't forget that the Cavalier is referred to as Vectra-A
Apologies for stating the obvious...
For part numbers I simply look at ecat24.
It starts out in French, but you can change the language to English by clicking on the GB button. As it is a French website, don't forget that the Cavalier is referred to as Vectra-A
Apologies for stating the obvious...
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There used to be a sticky thread called "Request your part number here", we've had it for years, what happened to it? I did a search, sod all came up.
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A sticky thread would be a good idea, Admins...
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I agreelowrider dave wrote:A sticky thread would be a good idea, Admins...

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That was indeed a very usefull thread.
I've just had a search myself and it appears to be MIA.
I'll have a word with Dan and see if it can be restored.
I've just had a search myself and it appears to be MIA.
I'll have a word with Dan and see if it can be restored.
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Anyway.... 
Does anyone know about the immobiliser on the ecu?
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Does anyone know about the immobiliser on the ecu?
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Well one of the calipers was sticking and no amount of freeing off would unstick it. The car drove ok, the caliper released the pressure off the disc but the pads still just rubbed the disc a bit too much.
So since the power is being slightly upgraded I decided to fit 256mm x 24mm discs and order reconditioned calipers to suit.
The calipers haven't arrived yet but I have got as far as I can without them..


The old disc were fitted new by the previous owner a few days before I picked the car up. Probably to try and fix the sticking caliper. But it didn't work. Anyone interested? They are genuine parts.



I have wiped them with grease to stop them corroding.
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So since the power is being slightly upgraded I decided to fit 256mm x 24mm discs and order reconditioned calipers to suit.
The calipers haven't arrived yet but I have got as far as I can without them..


The old disc were fitted new by the previous owner a few days before I picked the car up. Probably to try and fix the sticking caliper. But it didn't work. Anyone interested? They are genuine parts.



I have wiped them with grease to stop them corroding.
Thanks
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Just a question. I have an Sri rear antiroll bar I want to fit. I can see new bushes for sale for the two mounts in the centre. But where can you get new bushes for the ends?
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When I was looking for that bushes . Only place I could find then was from Vauxhall. They are not expensive from what I remember.
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You don't happen to have the part number did you?Greig Sri wrote:When I was looking for that bushes . Only place I could find then was from Vauxhall. They are not expensive from what I remember.
Greig
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Number could be 90236353.
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ThanksGreig Sri wrote:Number could be 90236353.
Greig
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That number was correct so I have now fitted the SRI rear anti roll bar.Greig Sri wrote:Number could be 90236353.
Greig

The ends of the old bar are shot and the bushes torn.

So the SRI bar is in. I will do the front when I take the engine out.

When I take the engine out I will also remove the rear beam, blast it, poly-bush it, clean the underside and rust proof/paint it.
Can anyone recommend the best brand of poly bushes for the cavalier???
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I fitted powerflex bushes on my rear axle. They can be bought on ebay etc at a good price. Easy to fit, I just had to make up a tool to fit them.
Greig
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1993 Cavalier SRi C20XE (off road till better weather comes)
Astra SRi XP 150 estate 1.9 (the run around)
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Thanks for that. Did you have a picture of this tool you made?Greig Sri wrote:I fitted powerflex bushes on my rear axle. They can be bought on ebay etc at a good price. Easy to fit, I just had to make up a tool to fit them.
Greig
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It's the small things that make a difference. A new shorter gearstick and new gaiters...


Oh, I also need a new centre console. I've fitted the one from my calibra for now. I did buy one but it doesn't fit. I can only assume it is for an earlier car?? See the pictures below.
My old one...

The new one...

My old one has a cut out to miss a box which I'm assuming is for the seat belt pre tensioners. The new one doesn't allow for this.
So if anyone has one in grey please let me know.
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Oh, I also need a new centre console. I've fitted the one from my calibra for now. I did buy one but it doesn't fit. I can only assume it is for an earlier car?? See the pictures below.
My old one...

The new one...

My old one has a cut out to miss a box which I'm assuming is for the seat belt pre tensioners. The new one doesn't allow for this.
So if anyone has one in grey please let me know.
Thanks
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The mk4 Astra grear stick is a good mod. I done it years ago. Makes such a difference to changing gear I think.
Greig
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1993 Cavalier SRi C20XE (off road till better weather comes)
Astra SRi XP 150 estate 1.9 (the run around)
Astra SRi XP 150 estate 1.9 (the run around)
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It does, drove to work in the cavalier this morning and it feels more positive.Greig Sri wrote:The mk4 Astra grear stick is a good mod. I done it years ago. Makes such a difference to changing gear I think.
Greig
I can definitely recommend this mod.