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Sent you a pm matey.Originally Posted by juggers
Does anyone know if the standard injectors on a hatch can be de-caped to run flow better?
Cheers, Neil
Yeah.
My dealer just told me that as I am due for the 2 year service, I asked about the corrosion / paint warranty and he said I needed the annual extra cost body inspection.
They didn't do it at the 1 year service....!!
£96 they charge, which seems the hourly rate as they want that to fit plugs and also £96 to fit braided hoses when they change the brake fluid in the service.
My dealer just told me that as I am due for the 2 year service, I asked about the corrosion / paint warranty and he said I needed the annual extra cost body inspection.
They didn't do it at the 1 year service....!!
£96 they charge, which seems the hourly rate as they want that to fit plugs and also £96 to fit braided hoses when they change the brake fluid in the service.
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Jamz (James Simpson) has this illustrated on his website:Originally Posted by juggers
Does anyone know if the standard injectors on a hatch can be de-caped to run flow better?
http://www.jamessimpson.co.uk/quest-...reza-injectors
I think they'll need re-scaling though.
So what's the score, you been told you definitely need more flow, more to the point are the JDM hatch injectors the same size as the UK hatch injectors...?
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I need to sell a brand new set of tyres Dunlop sport 600 245/40R/18 93W which are off a 320r, I think they are the same as the 330s. Can someone advise me of the best place to sell tyres?
Thanks
Thanks
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I was fobbed off on my old car because of a bit of rust on the bootlid seam
Basically it was pointed out that I had to have a annual bodywork at my expense or some nonsense along those lines.
Subaru know about this, Bulletin no STH10-001, REPAIR METHOD FOR RUST ON WELDED JOINT ON REAR GATEOriginally Posted by urban
**** - goodluck!I was fobbed off on my old car because of a bit of rust on the bootlid seam
Basically it was pointed out that I had to have a annual bodywork at my expense or some nonsense along those lines.
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Removing the atomising caps on the base of the injectors is a very crude and basically cheapskate way of getting more flow, do it right first time and just buy the proper injectors, far easier to setup and wont have any issues intime with idling or starting issues as basically all they do is just tip fuel in rather than atomise for a cleaner burnOriginally Posted by juggers
Does anyone know if the standard injectors on a hatch can be de-caped to run flow better?
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Could you let me know what you want for the tyres, I am after four for a track car?Originally Posted by NormantheDog
I need to sell a brand new set of tyres Dunlop sport 600 245/40R/18 93W which are off a 320r, I think they are the same as the 330s. Can someone advise me of the best place to sell tyres?Thanks
Rob,
If it doesn't compromise you at work, could you post here or on a web page all the 2008- hatch service bulletins?
We only seem to hear about them when some one asks on here / hatch forum...
Cheers
V
If it doesn't compromise you at work, could you post here or on a web page all the 2008- hatch service bulletins?
We only seem to hear about them when some one asks on here / hatch forum...
Cheers
V
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Originally Posted by rob84
Subaru know about this, Bulletin no STH10-001, REPAIR METHOD FOR RUST ON WELDED JOINT ON REAR GATEScooby Regular
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If it doesn't compromise you at work, could you post here or on a web page all the 2008- hatch service bulletins?
We only seem to hear about them when some one asks on here / hatch forum...
Cheers
V
Originally Posted by vulnax999
Rob, If it doesn't compromise you at work, could you post here or on a web page all the 2008- hatch service bulletins?
We only seem to hear about them when some one asks on here / hatch forum...
Cheers
V
Sorry mate I cant, simply far to many to sit and sort them all. I can only assist others if they are having issues in certain areas as it gives your dealers an incite on what to look for so it costs the bare minimum to yourselves or subaru either warranty or not you see
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Originally Posted by rob84
Subaru know about this, Bulletin no STH10-001, REPAIR METHOD FOR RUST ON WELDED JOINT ON REAR GATEwhat is the repair method?

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Originally Posted by rb5 286
what is the repair method?
remove the sealant clean up effected area, re seal and touch up as required
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Until next time? Surely it will happen again? What happens when it's outside warranty?Originally Posted by rob84
remove the sealant clean up effected area, re seal and touch up as required
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Shouldn't happen again, It was down to incorrect application in the factory of the sealantOriginally Posted by NormantheDog
Until next time? Surely it will happen again? What happens when it's outside warranty?
OK, fair game Rob, us users don't always get to know there ARE service bulletins for problems, like my stering rack problem ( after refitting ) or seat subframe issues...and above... and we don't like to bother you too often!


Cheers mate
V

Cheers mate
V
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Originally Posted by rob84
Sorry mate I cant, simply far to many to sit and sort them all. I can only assist others if they are having issues in certain areas as it gives your dealers an incite on what to look for so it costs the bare minimum to yourselves or subaru either warranty or not you seeScooby Regular
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Cheers mate
V
If your ever in doubt about an issue I'm always about to help so dont be worried about asking me Originally Posted by vulnax999
OK, fair game Rob, us users don't always get to know there ARE service bulletins for problems, like my stering rack problem ( after refitting ) or seat subframe issues...and above... and we don't like to bother you too often!
Cheers mate
V
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Thanks that's more reassuring, presumably they would have sorted this on 2011 models then?Originally Posted by rob84
Shouldn't happen again, It was down to incorrect application in the factory of the sealant
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for those of you running methanol in your hatches, were are you buying it from ?
could do with starting a list of suppliers people use, I'll start mine
Bonnymans 67p per ltr just ordered 205 ltrs tonight
could do with starting a list of suppliers people use, I'll start mine
Bonnymans 67p per ltr just ordered 205 ltrs tonight
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what should I/we be looking out for on the boot lach then.. signs of?????
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2010 onwards was sorted Originally Posted by NormantheDog
Thanks that's more reassuring, presumably they would have sorted this on 2011 models then?

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rusty cracks in the seam sealer on the boot lid and roof skin under the black stripOriginally Posted by salsa-king
what should I/we be looking out for on the boot lach then.. signs of?????
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could do with starting a list of suppliers people use, I'll start mine
Bonnymans 67p per ltr just ordered 205 ltrs tonight
I also use bonnymans, unfortunately I cant get it as cheap as you cus of my post code. But I think I can save you and everyone else a few pennies on methanol. If you enter the code bonny10 at the checkout you get 10% off your order Originally Posted by rob84
for those of you running methanol in your hatches, were are you buying it from ?could do with starting a list of suppliers people use, I'll start mine
Bonnymans 67p per ltr just ordered 205 ltrs tonight

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This! Lift the tailgate and check the seams under the black roof strips.Originally Posted by salsa-king
what should I/we be looking out for on the boot lach then.. signs of?????
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rob
do you recall me asking you to price me up for the service parts required for a 2 year service on a STI hatch
do you mind PM'in this so i can purchase from you???
thanks
Mark
do you recall me asking you to price me up for the service parts required for a 2 year service on a STI hatch
do you mind PM'in this so i can purchase from you???
thanks
Mark
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Thanks for the heads up guys. Mines effected too so will be getting booked in tomorrow and they can deal with the rusty boot lid at the same time. Going to se if I can get new wheels out of them too as 3 of mine are now corroded too.Originally Posted by Rheid
This! Lift the tailgate and check the seams under the black roof strips.
I am seriously thinking of chucking the car in and getting a forester now.
Does make me think what else is wrong, or could go wrong with the car.
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could do with starting a list of suppliers people use, I'll start mine
Bonnymans 67p per ltr just ordered 205 ltrs tonight
DT Racing in Deeside ... but buy it from DT Chemicals (same firm, same big storage tank! and it's 1/2 the price ).Originally Posted by rob84
for those of you running methanol in your hatches, were are you buying it from ?could do with starting a list of suppliers people use, I'll start mine
Bonnymans 67p per ltr just ordered 205 ltrs tonight
£82 for 45 gallons / 205 litres, plus VAT and for me £20 delivery.
Ask for Ian Dawson and mention the dark grey hatch!
http://www.dtchemicals.co.uk/index.p...uct_detail&p=2
and even cheaper if you need 1000l in an IBC !
http://www.dtchemicals.co.uk/index.p...uct_detail&p=3
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Aren't there some regs about how much petrol/methanol you can store in a domestic garage - re; fire insurance, safety ?
I think I was over the limit getting it in 25 litre containers !!
I think I was over the limit getting it in 25 litre containers !!





