organised my shed and put all that stuff back in it. should be a lot easier to find stuff when i want it now :D https://i.imgur.com/WRapWBEh.jpg https://i.imgur.com/SYn8SJqh.jpg pile gone :D https://i.imgur.com/AjVxgyOh.jpg now just to dispose of all the rubbish....... What's wrong with the sub fra...

You can convert them.

Finally!

If it looks like this then I would suspect a halogen conversation. This is all based on my sample size of 1. Unless both of mine are conversations.....

Easy way to tell would be to check the ballast on the bottom.

Bloody uploads keep failing.... It's a black dome thing.

Your spares are halogen. I base that on a sample size of 1. The spare I got for testing has black domes in place of the perhaps capped hole.

Didn't on mine. Spent ages figuring out the right flanged nuts to use.

350matt wrote:how about this

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/FK91172C-Exh ... Sw6QpbTNJk

You will need some M10 X 1.25 nuts for the studs

Can anyone with a set of head lights out of the car (or in if you fancy taking them out) please check and let me know where the little white cap goes? https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20200602/be4ddf1e0675650482aa7f56fd895b48.jpg https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20200602/2a03ba345d815f0053c24fc78394...

Hope the Dyno goes well, Fly safe. [emoji106]

Yorindesarin wrote:I didn't ask Bigpete if it came out of a leather or cloth car.. I doubt he would know really.

Why would it matter!?

Ranjan wrote:Also, will try very hard not to do a 'Cleese' on RR54 but I am not promising anything.

Chris, keep the camera handy just in case!

Honkytonk wrote: She'll probably just glare at me from the doorstep and point aggressively at the Vectra I've left on her drive for a few months more than I was meaning to...

Maybe she wants you to teach her so she can have a go at cleaning the Vectra?

geofftl1000r wrote:Some random pics of other bits added or removed from the car.

Here's me crawling around the car with less than an inch to spare (I need to go on a diet) and you have a step ladder to get to the bonnet [emoji1787][emoji23][emoji1787]

nightfire10 wrote:Wow did you get any air passing through these

Not really. The Aircon got so cold it clicked off today. First time ever! Well since it's worked, smells less too.

Sorted this horrible sticky mess out.

Yorindesarin wrote:
Still going to be a big undertaking if Johns attempt taught me anything.

Not dropping the rear subframe will make it easier and harder. The access is great but replacing it isn't.

You clearly value future you way more I value future me. They look great! What paint did you use?

boosted wrote:Also a big 1 earth connection on ppf.
I always like to run extras too.

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Really!? I didn't find that when I took mine of the other day. [emoji848]

support bar under/between the airbox and battery.

Engine to body near the driver shock

Then one down near the Aircon and bell housing if I remember correctly.

These are the ones I found taking the engine out.

Deleted the PO139 code and the CEL remained off for 40mins of driving today :). If the code does come back then you can buy O2 spacers which contain a mini catalytic convter that the sensor screws into to fool the car into thinking the cat is still there, cost around a tenner. Never heard of these....

Might be worth looking at speed bleeder nipples if your doing it solo. Or the kit I got ezibleed has been super useful.

Looking good! If you have asking tape put it around the seal for the piston. Then just keep going untill the piston is covered. Don't copy me... Take your time.

September sounds good. Will have been a year since I bought the car and joined here. What a fitting way to celebrate.

Yorindesarin wrote:Yeah we probably have longer screws than we do nails tbh. Ahah. Then its setting up a place to hang stuff from in the workshop should be easy enough. Gonna do it all tomorrow hopefully.

Prank your mum. Get her to hold it up then leave her there till it dries.

Yorindesarin wrote:Sadly we're all out of wire coat hangers.. I was thinking if I can find some decent sized nails I could bend them into hooked shapes and attach string/welding wire to hang them off the bit of wood...

That should work.

Might be worth looking at screws for extra grip.