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***** Motors Chat - Round 5*****
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Cleveland Hot Pocket wrote: »That's on the to do list for my carina too.
Not looking forward to it if I' honest, it is a bit far passed the type of task I would normally attempt
'I have no idea what I'm doing.'
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Cleveland Hot Pocket wrote: »Yup that will be me next weekend or weekend after (depending on when the parts get delivered) :pac:
Sure how hard can it be? I'm guessing 8 bolts on the cover its self and maybe up to 5 more to get other stuff out of the way. I could be wrong and there is a heap of stuff in the way but I would guess not
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Sure how hard can it be? I'm guessing 8 bolts on the cover its self and maybe up to 5 more to get other stuff out of the way. I could be wrong and there is a heap of stuff in the way but I would guess not
In fairness the car involved is only the carina, based on late 80's mechanics so it can't be that hard.
Just first time nerves hahahahaha0 -
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Cleveland Hot Pocket wrote: »In fairness the car involved is only the carina, based on late 80's mechanics so it can't be that hard.
Just first time nerves hahahahaha
You'll be fine
Might need a hammer to free the cover once the bolts are out as they can get a bit stuck to the gasket. A rubber mallet is best but a normal hammer and a block of wood will be fine.0 -
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Currently driving a W208 CLK as my daily, when I bought it a previous owner had removed the original stereo and cd changer, replacing them with a Sony Xplod. I jst removed that and stuck in an original Mercedes unit along with a changer. The sound difference alone is incredible. Plus it's much neater looking, can't stand gaudy radios
My radio is currently dying a slow painful death by the sounds of it, sometimes it works and others it doesn't, can't afford a new decent one either
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toastedpickles wrote: »My radio is currently dying a slow painful death by the sounds of it, sometimes it works and others it doesn't, can't afford a new decent one either oh the joys!
Standard Din? Sony Xplod here going begging0 -
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toastedpickles wrote: »Sure whenever you're around naas i'll come get it off you
Cool. I'm in Naas most days, live in Sallins you see0 -
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toastedpickles wrote: »Ah no bothers, sure if im around i'll give you a shout on this
It's going nowhere anyway, tis in the car0 -
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Rattle rattle rattle rattle....shut up upper wishbone! :mad:
In other news picked this beauty up this evening. Cheers to dgt and oul man dgt for providing the trailer!:)
And no stheno you can't have the bonnet badge. :pac:
To those with sharp eyes, yes that gap is quite big but that shall be fixed....eventually.0 -
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