Engine & fitting
07 August 2010, 12:08 PM
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Tom, if you bag every fastener you remove and put them in a tray in the order you removed them is basically impossible to mess up.
You don't even have to build the short motor. Just bolt the heads up and chuck the timing belt on.
Then just the ancillaries go back the same as they come off.
I'd do it for you but am just too busy at the mo.
You don't even have to build the short motor. Just bolt the heads up and chuck the timing belt on.
Then just the ancillaries go back the same as they come off.
I'd do it for you but am just too busy at the mo.
07 August 2010, 06:21 PM
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Tom like Frayz said bag each nut/bolt up and put with the part that they came from and just write on the bag to be double sure, there is'nt that many nuts and bolts and it is pretty self explanetery(sp) tbh
Go on you know you want to
Go on you know you want to
09 August 2010, 03:48 PM
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Check list 
Head Gasket kit
oil pump/modine/pipes
Fuel pump
water pump
header tank
new battery
please feel free to add anything to my list ive missed
cheers
Head Gasket kit
oil pump/modine/pipes
Fuel pump
water pump
header tank
new battery
please feel free to add anything to my list ive missed
cheers
10 August 2010, 03:38 PM
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Stripping................................please save our blushes. 
Seriously good luck mate take your time anything you are`nt sure about enough experts on here have offered don`t forget.
Seriously good luck mate take your time anything you are`nt sure about enough experts on here have offered don`t forget.
12 August 2010, 11:52 AM
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Tom just let my mate do the lot for you take the old apart and stick the new together all you need to do just get the parts it really aint going to cost you any more and it will be done and back on the rd he is a good pal of mine and bloody good t what he does
12 August 2010, 12:41 PM
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opend the bonnet yesterday stuck my head in n thought erm??? closed it again,havnt a clue where to start 
Cars on the parents drive too so they want me to move it before I start pulling it apart
Cars on the parents drive too so they want me to move it before I start pulling it apart
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12 August 2010, 12:45 PM
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Got to agree with shady, Tom by the time you have finished taking it apart his mate will have it out and built and running again
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You could leave it in South London - Would be stripped in a matter of minutes
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