*****Potential GROUP BUY***** Air-filters/Induction
28 June 2002, 10:53 AM
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Received mine this morning.
I thought postage was about £1 ? P&P was £4.25 plus vat
Thats expensive brown paper !
Total came to £40.24
Still reasonable tho, thanks
[Edited by DJ Dunk - 6/28/2002 10:57:39 AM]
I thought postage was about £1 ? P&P was £4.25 plus vat
Thats expensive brown paper !Total came to £40.24
Still reasonable tho, thanks
[Edited by DJ Dunk - 6/28/2002 10:57:39 AM]
28 June 2002, 11:31 AM
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"I thought postage was about £1 ? P&P was £4.25 plus vat Thats expensive brown paper !"
bitch, bitch, bitch!!!!
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Trouser, did you receive my email order?
"I thought postage was about £1 ? P&P was £4.25 plus vat Thats expensive brown paper !"
bitch, bitch, bitch!!!!
Dan
Trouser, did you receive my email order?
28 June 2002, 05:41 PM
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Damn that's gota b the quickest group buy delivery i've been involved with & my credit card ll tell ya it's been a few of late Sadly no1 here 2 answer door so gota rearrange delivery
Ho hum good work peaps
Si
Sadly no1 here 2 answer door so gota rearrange delivery Ho hum good work peapsSi
29 June 2002, 09:52 PM
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Just a word of friendly advice to all of you who were thinking of simply dropping your new filter in the easy way, like I did, when I got one of these a few months ago - don't take the easy option, ie. just unclipping the top of the filter box by the two metal side clips and slotting in your new filter! I'm probably preaching to the wrong people, but I've just replaced mine with an induction kit and when I took the filter box lid off properly (unscrewed the 'flexible' intake hose & lifted the top lid off) I found a right puddle of green goo in the bottom of the filter box. I've read of this before, but kind of ignored it!
So, don't forget to take the filter box lid off completely in order to ensure your ITG is properly seated!
Don't mean to scare monger, cause my car drove fine with the filter probably not in right - but it would have wrecked the MAF in due course. Do it properly!!
So, don't forget to take the filter box lid off completely in order to ensure your ITG is properly seated!
Don't mean to scare monger, cause my car drove fine with the filter probably not in right - but it would have wrecked the MAF in due course. Do it properly!!
29 June 2002, 10:12 PM
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Apparently this green goo isnt a problem - the point is it drops down to the bottom of the box and doesnt get sucked through the MAF. So when changing/checking all you need to do is wipe out the goo.
See the thread in General Technical http://www.scoobynet.co.uk/bbs/thread.asp?threadid=108000 and specifically Pete Croney's post.
See the thread in General Technical http://www.scoobynet.co.uk/bbs/thread.asp?threadid=108000 and specifically Pete Croney's post.
01 July 2002, 11:10 PM
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Trouser, how long is this group buy on for as I would like to come up later on in the month and possibly get a backbox and centre decat to make the 80 mile trek a bit more worthwhile, so may as well get the ITG at the same time?
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