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Everything posted by towe001
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There should be a drain plug underneath the tank so you should be able to save most of the fuel. Just make sure you have something with a fine mesh (eg your mums kitchen strainer) between the tank and container. Or decanter it through a strainer into something else afterwards. That way you'll be able to save as much of the fuel as possible and it'll be fairly clean. Do you know if E10's ever been used ? Cause it can eat through the rubber fuel lines etc if the stuff hasn't been updated. What you could do is after you've dropped the tank and cleaned it out, make sure the car runs good on the fuel you have left and at the next fill up grab a tank of e10 and at the next fill up its back to the really stuff and change the fuel filter. It'll give the tank and lines from the tank to the filter a good clean out.
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Keeping an eye on this thread :P Glad she's gone to another good home :2thumbs:
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Might be better off holding off on putting all that stuff on and get it roadworthed and rego'd first. Be a right pain in the arse if you get turned down with all the go fast stuff on it.
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:lol: Its ginger Less than 1% of ginger cats are female. Edit - Should be about 15% are female. But all in all a ginger female pussy holds its value better then most others
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:lol: Just had to thumbs up on that. I have a 4a-f block sitting in the shed you could use as an anchor. And for a shitty wooden boat - One of those Noosa put-put boats would be the go :thumbsup:
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5 link - including panhard bar/watts link. For what they are their very adjustable, the only things that can't really be done is camber and toe adjustments, unless the diff tubes are hit with an oxy torch. 4 link - is where the top two bars are mounted to the diff near the centre and come out on an angle to the outside of the car. Adjustable to a point just not as adjustable as the 5 link. The only thing going for it is being compact and less fiddly in setting up. (Pictures are from car bibles)
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ke26. It was zoom. And if you have a good dig about on club-k.co.nz you'll find it there. My question is, why ? The only benefit i can see is the decrease of unsprung weight and the "Yay i've got independent suspension under the backend." I could be wrong but i think you'll be throwing more money at it then just a simple diff upgrade. My thoughts is of that if you want to throw some money around, convert a hilux diff to a five link.
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Bha, i always set it for 52deg
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Cool. Its always the simple things. But i thought the points gap was around 0.8mm or the thickness of a hacksaw blade. Anywho, when i had my old '30 about the first thing i did was convert it to electronic and pissed the points crap off.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5NHd4hKOxcE http://www.all2gethr.com/ Want to take the risk and sign up ??
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http://www.youtube.c...h?v=fA9koW6uerU Starts off a little dull
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My thoughts is that its not spark related Did you pullthe fuel line off the carby, something a 17mm spanner, with a container under the fuel line, pull the lead off the coil and give the motor a kick in the guts ? Just to make sure the "new" fuel pump was pushing clean fuel through ? Are all four nuts holding the carby onto the manifold tight ? If you take the air cleaner off and have a look down the carby, you should be able to see a shot of fuel get squirted when you give the throttle a twist. And not while the motor is running, i've seen that happen and it was piss funny when the guy burnt his eye brows off..... Never assume cause it can make an ass of you. Have a good look at them all and give each one a pull as you look at them. Something like a 14mm socket on the manifold and a 12mm spanner on the carby base. And a phillips screwdriver on the top of the carby. If none of that works then it might be a case of a compression test. Might even be a good idea on getting a vacuum gauge and learning how it works. The other option that might have to be done is pull the carby off, strip it down, soak it overnight in carby cleaner and put a new carby kit through it. A mate of mine had that happen to his hi-lux. It'd be all fine and dandy for a few kays and then it'd sputter and die, let it sit for a while and then drive off for a few kays and then it'd sputter and die again....
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True true, but unlike the captiva this colorado suv thing is built by chev with a holden badge and not daewoo with a chev/holden badge. Meanwhile the rally truck sure does take my fancy. Pity there'll be a good chance australia won't see it.
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Yep, that'll be cool birthday boy :) And where ?
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The holden colorado just got interesting http://www.caradvice.com.au/145340/holden-colorado-7/ :hmm: i wonder what happened to the pick-up http://www.caradvice.com.au/111468/2012-holden-colorado-revealed-ahead-of-bangkok-premiere/ http://www.caradvice.com.au/125534/2012-holden-colorado-crew-cab-at-australian-international-motor-show-2011/
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Needs more articulation And a locker
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Yep, but i can't be arsed about ebay - i've thought about it mind you. So far i think i've thrown out and given away something close to a grands worth of crap. Its just filling up space that i can be using for other stuff now a days. I've only got prices on the crap cause it has to be there thats it, simple. I couldn't even careless if someone turned up with a 6x4 trailer and offered $500 for the lot.
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Engineered ??
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For some reason this photo reminds me of last years camping trip out to cressbrook dam. But the only difference is there was three in the one man tent.
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Haven't they been saying that for years but, like the time when the papers were talking about the next commodore was going to be a fwd, a four cylinder and blah blah blah. But if the commodore does go offshore wonder where its going to go ? Deawoo ??
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I thought the first gen colorado came about after the Isuzu/GM spilt in which Holden lost the right to use the rodeo brand so they had to give the leftovers a facelift and a rebrand. Chevrolet Colorado.
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Nice. Hope you have better luck with it this time round
