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Old 26th August 2014, 20:03   #1501
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do what a lot of others have done and replace all of the bolts in stainless and the screws with M5 cap head bolts and stailess chimney screws.... they will never rust again...
Wasn't there somebody who does a full kit with all the bolts you need for under the bonnet?
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Old 26th August 2014, 20:39   #1502
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I fitted front TRW discs in September 2012, almost 2 years ago but done only 18k km in this time and they looks shiney like new. Very good quality. I paid for both front discs about 75 euro.

I expect I probably do about 12k over next two years, so disc should last for at least another 10 years lol.

Hmm cost, mine weren't that cheap as it's a 190 with full vented discs around. Guys at Chelmer Rover have done good job.
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Old 26th August 2014, 21:22   #1503
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Checked the bulkhead plenums as the rain we have had the last few days prompted me to check and I'm very glad I did!! Water was just lapping at the bottom of the black plastic ECU housing

There was no sign of any water ever being on the ECU so I'm happy I got to it in time.

Another little job done

Oh and whoever did the pollen filter on it last managed to get it upside down and back to front
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Old 27th August 2014, 08:00   #1504
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Oh and whoever did the pollen filter on it last managed to get it upside down and back to front
So you're car smelled nice and fresh from the outside, but inside it smelled like outside??
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Old 27th August 2014, 22:14   #1505
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Ordered a door lock release cable for my front drivers door. I have "repaired" the broken one twice now and next time it lets go I'll replace it. Not in any hurry to remove the door card!
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Old 29th August 2014, 15:37   #1506
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Wasn't there somebody who does a full kit with all the bolts you need for under the bonnet?
yes trikey does them. but i did all the screws including the liners and undertrays.
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Old 29th August 2014, 19:24   #1507
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Well today I had a wee holiday off work so I put my mind on the zt,

I bought 2 new FAI front drop links to cure a dreadful rattle at the front it seems to have taken most of the rattle away but just not as smooth as I would like it to be everything else seems to be tight enough tho,

I then proceeded to paint the brakes all round my mg is trophy blued so I opted for SILVER lol, so as the paint was drying as I was using a 2 post lift I tidied a few mudflaps.
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Old 29th August 2014, 19:51   #1508
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Getting boring, I know.....

But again did nothing. Just fuelled up and drive.

Maybe I should do something to post about

Having said that, trying to get the wheels balanced tomorrow
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Old 29th August 2014, 20:12   #1509
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Removed about 1/2 litre of evil smelling gearbox oil from the sparewheel well of my 1.8 Turbo ZT-T, which had spilled out of a Supra gearbox I collected the other day.

At least the well won't rust now!

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Old 30th August 2014, 12:34   #1510
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Today checked Plenums all nice and dry.
Also checked all fluids and they are all fine
I just need to wash and polish now
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