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Old 28-02-11, 01:35 PM   #11
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Mine is fixed like this



A bit of alloy straping to keep the filter from moving about.
great, it's easy to do
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Old 28-02-11, 09:43 PM   #12
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looks easy, spent 4 hours get the BMC induction kit refitted. still got two problem...

1. the airbox stick to wire netting which is quite hot, will this cause problem?

Try to seprate them, but no enough space. Any difference between MK1 180 and MK2 180 in terms of enginy bay's space?

2. after fitting the cold air intake next to the left foglight, and drived around 15mins,\
then opend the bonet to check the induction kit, it looks stable and solid. but the aircon pipe seems leaking? not sure if I broke it, just heard the sound of water dorping, is that normal when u opened the air-con when u driving?

will post some pics tmra, so people may can help me to solve these problems

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Old 01-03-11, 12:40 AM   #13
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engine coolant leaks....the engine coolant lights on...had a look of the coolant, it's almost empty..

will take it to garage tmra.....what a fking day
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Old 01-03-11, 05:23 AM   #14
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Don't drive it if necessary u will kill it very quickly tow it or get it they're by the AA
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looks easy, spent 4 hours get the BMC induction kit refitted. still got two problem...

1. the airbox stick to wire netting which is quite hot, will this cause problem?

Try to seprate them, but no enough space. Any difference between MK1 180 and MK2 180 in terms of enginy bay's space?

2. after fitting the cold air intake next to the left foglight, and drived around 15mins,\
then opend the bonet to check the induction kit, it looks stable and solid. but the aircon pipe seems leaking? not sure if I broke it, just heard the sound of water dorping, is that normal when u opened the air-con when u driving?

will post some pics tmra, so people may can help me to solve these problems

Cheers

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Wire netting? do you mean the Radiator? If so you don't want the BMC touching that else you'll need a new one, cos you'll rub a hole in this one!

Aircon pipe seems to be leaking?? Eh? Never heard of that before...

Oh Dear @ the leak... just take it to a garage and get the mechanic to fix it!
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Got a garage checked my car,Need a new radiaor......and
the merchanic said it leaked for sometime, as there are lots of creamy and dirty stuff under there.....so, cost me 390 pound according to halfords
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got a garage checked my car,need a new radiaor......and
the merchanic said it leaked for sometime, as there are lots of creamy and dirty stuff under there.....so, cost me 390 pound according to halfords
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yep, that's too expensive and not sure about the quality, will get one from ebay then take it to my friend's garage, he will do it for free
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Got a garage checked my car,Need a new radiaor......and
the merchanic said it leaked for sometime, as there are lots of creamy and dirty stuff under there.....so, cost me 390 pound according to halfords
I can't imagine the previous owner would have missed something as fundimental as that... I would suggest that the BMC hitting the radiator would have caused the leak... after all you were working in the area at the time before it happend...
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I can't imagine the previous owner would have missed something as fundimental as that... I would suggest that the BMC hitting the radiator would have caused the leak... after all you were working in the area at the time before it happend...
quite possible, I also think that I broke it when fitting the BMC.

Anyway, that's not important, firsi thing is to fix the problem
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