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My experience is that is not unusual to see red glow from the base of the o2 seonsors when engine / exhaust properly hot. The whole CAT should...
So helpful.
Wll Holy God! That is some atytention to detail. Well done! I had tranny and diff fluid changed on a 13 y/o E350 Wagon recently - there was no...
AHudson, your undertray looks brand new. Nice one!
A great "track" to play with such a toy. Agreed, for the few hundreds of grams is well worth it for the comfort and security of having a good...
Adding Weight Trev? I'm amazed!!!
Congratulations. Magnificent car.
True, but you could easily use the kit (if it has suitable size componentss) with your own piece of DIY threaded bar and a few washers. No need...
I don't think you should try to assess it in binary terms like that. It's got far more to do with how does it feel, how does the car feel, was it...
I think normal running temperature inside the cats (where your thermocouples are situated) is abut 650c, at which time the external cat...
I don't think many people would consider replacing these as a preventative measure. They do generally last a long time. Certainly my car was 10...
I would say generally no, there would not be a corresponding increase in coolant or oil temperature. The correct cause of this alarm event is...
One should be able to make one up from a bicycle brake line with a bit of ingenuity but also possible to force WD40 and then oil through to free...
It's a long time since I did this and my memory is vague. I can really only refer you to my post #47 above. See here a close-up picture...
The cable end circled blue releases when you rotate the yellow part either clockwise or anti-clockwise - I don're remember which but you'll figure...
It sounds to me like it's gotta be the clutch failing to fully disengage. First place to start is by bleeding the system. After that you'd have...
Hard to believe you haven't resolved this. There are only a relatively limited number of possibilities. Have you thoroughly bled the hydraulic...
From my recollection you need to fish down between the outer side of the glass and the door. I do remember that I was just about able to see down...
Replace is probably the sensible thing to do. If, like me, you hate spending money you could wash it out and re-lube with one of these pressure...
If necessary you could remove the card from the other door so you have a better idea of what you're trying to achieve. The culprit will...
