Water Spray. How and when do I use it? :-)
16 February 2002, 07:30 PM
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Picked up my Sti WRX this morning, WOW what a car.
Being reading the manual and no mention of the water spray.
Can any one elaborate on this button as to what it does and when do I use it?
Cheers,
Dave (Big smiley grin all day)
Being reading the manual and no mention of the water spray.
Can any one elaborate on this button as to what it does and when do I use it?
Cheers,
Dave (Big smiley grin all day)
16 February 2002, 07:35 PM
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Driver controlled water spray is used to further lower the intake air temperature under "extreme conditions." i.e. flooring it from a standing start, where the airflow through the intercooler is at minimum.
Hope that helps.
Hope that helps.
16 February 2002, 07:43 PM
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I just ran in and said Hello to her.
Like a big kid at the moment.
She will be the same in two weeks as she ordered her new Honda CRV last week.
I dunno and its her birthday next friday, rang up and asked honda what I could buy her for it for her birthday, his reply was Not much she has nearly ordered all the extra's.
Ohwell, have to think of summin else.
I take it from the reply earlier then that when I need more power I push that there button, do I hold it down or is it on a timer?
Like a big kid at the moment.
She will be the same in two weeks as she ordered her new Honda CRV last week.
I dunno and its her birthday next friday, rang up and asked honda what I could buy her for it for her birthday, his reply was Not much she has nearly ordered all the extra's.
Ohwell, have to think of summin else.
I take it from the reply earlier then that when I need more power I push that there button, do I hold it down or is it on a timer?
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16 February 2002, 08:01 PM
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Hmmmm...that's fairly expensive....
A bonnet is a difficult panel to make, remembering it has double skinning underneath, and aluminium is more difficult to work than steel.
A bonnet is a difficult panel to make, remembering it has double skinning underneath, and aluminium is more difficult to work than steel.
16 February 2002, 08:03 PM
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PS - MY01 bonnets, being ally, should NEVER be pushed shut - they will dent - they should be dropped from about 12" height......after making sure there are no tools under the bonnet
16 February 2002, 08:08 PM
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Seem to have hijacked this thread 
pps:
Going back to the original question: I have no idea if you hold the spray down or not. Best idea would be to go and do some of your own tests
pps:Going back to the original question: I have no idea if you hold the spray down or not. Best idea would be to go and do some of your own tests
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