Ok thank you Neil
Eddie
On Apr 20, 2:15 pm, barnacle wrote:
> Hi Eddie,
>
> Les got his dibs in for loom and the stalks, but sounds like the rest
> is yours!
>
> Neil
>
> On Apr 19, 9:18 pm, Eddie wrote:
>
>
>
> > Hi Neil
>
> > I will take it all from you if you are happy with that
>
> > I wil
I have ordered a new cable from QSC as i know this will be new and
properly crimped ends,so no worries in the future.
>From memory it is a bit fiddly to replace (I replaced on previoous
Xtreme) but can be done without dismanlting major parts of hte car.
So hopefully, get retest done in next 3 we
OK Jim please advise. is the 1.6zetec fundamentally the same as a Mondeo
2.0zetec of the same year?
If so my mondeo failed in a strange way, where the test bloke said it
looked like the Lambda was at fault but would have expected 'X' to be
out as well which it wasn't.
The fault diagnosed by anot
I have a similar problem on my H4 which has never been resolved...
Garage fitted new Cat/Lambda sensor, check showed no fault codes on
the ECU but emmisions were still slightly over... in the end they
passed it out of sympathy I think. Subsequent MOT's have been
sympathetic in passing it as well
First stage is to make sure that the correct test was used and what values
apply. Obviously dependent on the age of the vehicle (date of first
registration) and engine. Could be that the test station 'engineer' has made
a
mistake.
As an example a Q plate vehicle should only be tested for
The ecu on the Mk3 Fiestas doesn't have an engine warning light.
I suspect the garage in question hasn't used a fault code reader as they've
changed more than one part already.
My 2 Mondeos used to fail emissions every year with no fault codes.
For some time i just swapped the air flow meter, c
I'm not an expert on Ford ECUs (except the Cosworth, which uses the
same Weber as my Fiat) but in general, ECUs just don't fail - if they
do, things stop, and that's about it. So this is a bit generic...
ECUs calculate the petrol and timing based on (a) air mass flow or (b)
manifold pressure, modi
Hi Eddie,
Les got his dibs in for loom and the stalks, but sounds like the rest
is yours!
Neil
On Apr 19, 9:18 pm, Eddie wrote:
> Hi Neil
>
> I will take it all from you if you are happy with that
>
> I will be at Stoneligh all day on Sunday
>
> Eddie
>
> On Apr 18, 9:14 pm, barnacle wrote:
>
Yes Ian thats the one. I am booking mine this pm
Sean, sorry about that its a bit short for me too, however as you say
its a superb circuit and its the only time this year they are using
the GP circuit, hence I am keen to do it and its a good price for a
circuit.
Nigel
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Enjoy, Anglesey is a superb circuit. I would of been ineterested
myself, but it's a bit late notice.
If you are planning any other track days, let me know.
Sean
On Apr 20, 10:57 am, nigelp wrote:
> I am planning to do a track day on the Anglesey GP circuit on 2nd
> May. I have been there befor
The linky dinky is not working for me.
Is this the one http://www.circuit-days.co.uk/event_info.asp?id=370
Ian
On Apr 20, 10:57 am, nigelp wrote:
> I am planning to do a track day on the Anglesey GP circuit on 2nd
> May. I have been there before and it is well worth the travel. It is
> an exce
I took my H4 to my local garage for the annual MOT following a new cam
belt, plugs, filters and oil. It shouldn't have failed..but it
did.on emissions. And this is where modern mechanics enters (for
me) the realms of voodoo or witchcraft. It's a fuel injected 16v zetec
with about 40k on the clo
Ah go on
You could just pop up on Sunday for a visit :-)
Hardly take any time at all...
Ian
On Apr 20, 11:12 am, "Jim Hearne" wrote:
> We need the rest of the holiday weekend to decorate the old house (once it's
> empty) so we can sell it ASAP.
>
> Jim
>
> From: Susan and Martin Scott
>
I had the same problem with mine and got an allen grub screw nipple to
fit. I have had no problems in nearly four years. I think I got it
from MNR.
https://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo/n3C63vYdvbjTFa4U5e5W1A?feat=directlink
Ian
On Apr 20, 8:11 am, Doug wrote:
> Hi Ian,
>
> Ooh so close. Don't
We need the rest of the holiday weekend to decorate the old house (once it's
empty) so we can sell it ASAP.
Jim
From: Susan and Martin Scott
Sent: Wednesday, April 20, 2011 11:08 AM
To: quantumowners@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: [Quantum Owners] Stoneleigh.
Surely only one day req
Surely only one day required to move! Take it steady - Maybe see you both at
Newark?
- Original Message -
From: Jim Hearne
To: quantumowners@googlegroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, April 20, 2011 9:51 AM
Subject: [Quantum Owners] Stoneleigh.
Hi All,
Due to moving house on the
I am planning to do a track day on the Anglesey GP circuit on 2nd
May. I have been there before and it is well worth the travel. It is
an excellent coastal circuit, good run off and plenty of corners.
There is a free campsite at the track with wash and toilet facilities,
long range weather forecas
Hi All,
Due to moving house on the 27th i won't be at Stoneleigh this year.
I hope you all have a nice weekend.
At least the new house has a double garage so i'll be able to get back onto
working on the Quantum projects quite soon now.
Jim
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Hi Ian,
Ooh so close. Don't be downheartened. Should be a doddle to fix.
>From memory my handbrake cable is secured with an inch long half inch
AF hexagonal steel bar with a hole down the middle big enough for two
cables to pass through (down and back), and has 2 M5 threaded holes
each with a M5
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