Failed first mot on......
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Chris
To adjust the handbrake you first should BACK OFF the adjuster in the central tunnel behind the handbrake lever. This is accessed by moving the passenger seat forward and removing a small panel on the left side of the tunnel inside the car. DO NOT just tighten this adjuster up to take up any play/reduction in hand brake efficiency
Next jack the car up and remove the wheels (you can do it through the wheels but easier to remove them). The adjuster is acessed through the hole in the drum (between two of the wheel studs) and is turned with a flat blade (screw driver). It looks like a 'ribbed' wheel and you really need a torch to see it and get the idea of how to move it the first time you try it. Turn the adjuster until the hub/wheel drags then back of a touch. Do the same the other side then tighten the cable adjuster inside the car until the action seems sensible (about 5 clicks for a good pull). It is easier than it sounds!
Cheers
Richard
To adjust the handbrake you first should BACK OFF the adjuster in the central tunnel behind the handbrake lever. This is accessed by moving the passenger seat forward and removing a small panel on the left side of the tunnel inside the car. DO NOT just tighten this adjuster up to take up any play/reduction in hand brake efficiency
Next jack the car up and remove the wheels (you can do it through the wheels but easier to remove them). The adjuster is acessed through the hole in the drum (between two of the wheel studs) and is turned with a flat blade (screw driver). It looks like a 'ribbed' wheel and you really need a torch to see it and get the idea of how to move it the first time you try it. Turn the adjuster until the hub/wheel drags then back of a touch. Do the same the other side then tighten the cable adjuster inside the car until the action seems sensible (about 5 clicks for a good pull). It is easier than it sounds!
Cheers
Richard
NobleSteed said:
Chris
To adjust the handbrake you first should BACK OFF the adjuster in the central tunnel behind the handbrake lever. This is accessed by moving the passenger seat forward and removing a small panel on the left side of the tunnel inside the car. DO NOT just tighten this adjuster up to take up any play/reduction in hand brake efficiency
Next jack the car up and remove the wheels (you can do it through the wheels but easier to remove them). The adjuster is acessed through the hole in the drum (between two of the wheel studs) and is turned with a flat blade (screw driver). It looks like a 'ribbed' wheel and you really need a torch to see it and get the idea of how to move it the first time you try it. Turn the adjuster until the hub/wheel drags then back of a touch. Do the same the other side then tighten the cable adjuster inside the car until the action seems sensible (about 5 clicks for a good pull). It is easier than it sounds!
Cheers
Richard
To adjust the handbrake you first should BACK OFF the adjuster in the central tunnel behind the handbrake lever. This is accessed by moving the passenger seat forward and removing a small panel on the left side of the tunnel inside the car. DO NOT just tighten this adjuster up to take up any play/reduction in hand brake efficiency
Next jack the car up and remove the wheels (you can do it through the wheels but easier to remove them). The adjuster is acessed through the hole in the drum (between two of the wheel studs) and is turned with a flat blade (screw driver). It looks like a 'ribbed' wheel and you really need a torch to see it and get the idea of how to move it the first time you try it. Turn the adjuster until the hub/wheel drags then back of a touch. Do the same the other side then tighten the cable adjuster inside the car until the action seems sensible (about 5 clicks for a good pull). It is easier than it sounds!
Cheers
Richard
Funny, that. TonyVan pointed out exactly what you need to do to the letter of your post.
Didn't know anthing about it and 2 explinations come along at once.
Bondy
I was told that I'd get about 10bhp more, flames out the back and a much more throaty sound.
There is only one cat in the system anyway. The front bank just exits straight out and the rear bank goes through a cat.
I can swop the cat in and out myself in an hour or so, so I decided to leave it out to start with.
Funny, as I would have thought there would be a cat in the system from each turbo.
Greg
There is only one cat in the system anyway. The front bank just exits straight out and the rear bank goes through a cat.
I can swop the cat in and out myself in an hour or so, so I decided to leave it out to start with.
Funny, as I would have thought there would be a cat in the system from each turbo.
Greg
ThatPhilBrettGuy said:
Mr Noble said:
I was told that I'd get about 10bhp more,
Who said that out of interest? I did, Phil. On the 3R of Mark Clark, we saw about 10bhp more for the cats out. It makes less difference on the M400s because the cats tend not to be the limiting factor.
Greg,
There are normally two cats. I suggested to you that you only fit the one in the rear bank as it would be easy for you to change, and give you half the benefits plus if you test only one side, that would pass emissions.
YellowShed
yellowshed said:
I did, Phil. On the 3R of Mark Clark, we saw about 10bhp more for the cats out. It makes less difference on the M400s because the cats tend not to be the limiting factor.
Ah ha. Right, I'll hold on to my de-cat pipes then, just in case the other limiting factors disappear one day
. Trevor,
Did you only send one cat over to Gary then? We only found one in the box? I thought it a bit odd that one turbo had a cat and the other not.......
Also, out of interest, did Gary get sent a new M400 pump (or call you about it)
I've not heard from him since dropping it off on Saturday. Starting to wonder if its been knicked and they are frantically trying to find it......
Greg
Did you only send one cat over to Gary then? We only found one in the box? I thought it a bit odd that one turbo had a cat and the other not.......
Also, out of interest, did Gary get sent a new M400 pump (or call you about it)
I've not heard from him since dropping it off on Saturday. Starting to wonder if its been knicked and they are frantically trying to find it......
Greg
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