AFM on the bay
AFM on the bay
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jim2607

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85 posts

221 months

Sunday 17th May 2009
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mep12345

2,061 posts

231 months

Sunday 24th May 2009
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One more spare for the box, couldn't believe I got this for a tenner +p&p and also a hamilton classic all weather car cover for £44 inc p&p - the sun must be keeping people off ebay, thank goodness for wireless and a laptop in the garden biglaugh

Oh and I have been out for a driving in the S today - just to test the brakes of course, after the servo and master cylinder change I did before 1030 this morning - the weather was wonderful and Dartmoor looked great until the grockels started arriving and driving at 20mph to admire the views!!!

Oh for a long hot summer and lets hope for a government ban on caravans - there must be a "green" reason for keeping the "weekend Gypsies" off the road!!!!! rofl

Mark

Gerald-TVR

4,896 posts

227 months

Sunday 24th May 2009
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damn i was after it as well but was out and inable to increase bid

mep12345

2,061 posts

231 months

Sunday 24th May 2009
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Gerald-TVR said:
damn i was after it as well but was out and unable to increase bid
Sorry Norm, but if you end up really buggered later and I still have it at least you know where it is and I'm sure we'll be able to do a deal with alternatives that you've sourced from Gerald's friend wink

Mark

ETA: there are 2 more on today, but at £40 each (Buy it Now) which I would have thought was also reasonable if you need one, but more than I'd pay for the spares box.

Edited by mep12345 on Sunday 24th May 19:12

jim2607

Original Poster:

85 posts

221 months

Sunday 24th May 2009
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I use auctionsniper.com to place my bids.... very handy! It will bid automatically for you right at the end so you can go out and enjoy the sunshine! It bids the minimum required (within the max limit you set) to win the auction. Hmmmm.... gonna wish Id kept this to myself at some point!
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clarenceboddiger

1,398 posts

245 months

Sunday 24th May 2009
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jim2607 said:
I use auctionsniper.com to place my bids.... very handy! It will bid automatically for you right at the end so you can go out and enjoy the sunshine! It bids the minimum required (within the max limit you set) to win the auction. Hmmmm.... gonna wish Id kept this to myself at some point!
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What if 2 of you are using this system, how does it favour one or the other??wobblewobble

Edited by clarenceboddiger on Sunday 24th May 21:21

Barkychoc

7,848 posts

234 months

Sunday 24th May 2009
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clarenceboddiger said:
What if 2 of you are using this system, how does it favour one or the other??wobblewobble
Same as usual - highest bidder wins.

There's also http://www.auctionstealer.com - it allows you 3 free auctions a month.
Easier to use than auctionsniper though auctionsniper has some really clever features which I'm not going to share eek

Gerald-TVR

4,896 posts

227 months

Sunday 24th May 2009
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Hi Mark

Cant find the AFMs do you have auction id

mep12345

2,061 posts

231 months

Monday 25th May 2009
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jim2607 said:
I use auctionsniper.com to place my bids.... very handy! It will bid automatically for you right at the end so you can go out and enjoy the sunshine! It bids the minimum required (within the max limit you set) to win the auction. Hmmmm.... gonna wish Id kept this to myself at some point!
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So do I but use goofbay's sniper - didn't need it this time though

AFMs here

number: 380126242490

They are from a 2.8, but I assume they are the same - they look the same. I've bought Range Rover switches for the central console from this seller before and he's pretty accurate with descriptions. He also refurbs and sells injectors

Mark

Edited to correct spooling earors!!!!

Edited by mep12345 on Monday 25th May 12:05

Gerald-TVR

4,896 posts

227 months

Monday 25th May 2009
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Ah thanks was looking for 2.9

Gerald-TVR

4,896 posts

227 months

Tuesday 26th May 2009
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Asked if it was OK for 2.9 all he said was MAYBE check part numbers which I cant - any ideas Guys???????

Jaye R

790 posts

255 months

Tuesday 26th May 2009
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Norman

Air Flow Meter parts number for 2.9 (non cat) is S28E 10016 according the the TVR parts catalogue. Which I beleive relates to Ford Part 6142551.

Any help??

Cheers
Jaye

spludge

327 posts

249 months

Tuesday 26th May 2009
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The top one fitted to my S3 has that Bosch 0280200047 number marked on it together with 86GB12B529-AA which I take to be a Ford code.

I bought a pair as spares off the bay some time back, just to add to the confusion one of them has different markings; 0280200044 & 85GB-12B529-AA. I'm sure I read somewhere on here that the two AFMs are the same but just wired differently, I wonder now!

K

Gerald-TVR

4,896 posts

227 months

Tuesday 26th May 2009
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Ken

Great thanks I'll go back to thm

clarenceboddiger

1,398 posts

245 months

Tuesday 26th May 2009
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One of them has an Air temp Sensor and appears to use 4 terminals, the other only 3 terminals

wanacoop

1,249 posts

252 months

Tuesday 26th May 2009
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mep12345 said:
Oh and I have been out for a driving in the S today - just to test the brakes of course, after the servo and master cylinder change I did before 1030 this morning - the weather was wonderful and Dartmoor looked great until the grockels started arriving and driving at 20mph to admire the views!!!
I find the roads up on Dartmoor are too bumpy in the S!!

mep12345

2,061 posts

231 months

Tuesday 26th May 2009
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wanacoop said:
mep12345 said:
Oh and I have been out for a driving in the S today - just to test the brakes of course, after the servo and master cylinder change I did before 1030 this morning - the weather was wonderful and Dartmoor looked great until the grockels started arriving and driving at 20mph to admire the views!!!
I find the roads up on Dartmoor are too bumpy in the S!!
Depends on the route you take - some are a bit rough on the spine