sammy2013
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what ru using in these mine are naff discs are good not sure what ht e pads are but they are naff
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good shout get a jack under the diff I had the same issue on a mx5
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thanks for the advice
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chain driven please remember that chains can stretch and the tensioners can go I had a golf vr6 chain driven but the tensioners went the chain jumped and the engine was wrecked
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don't know how this connects as there isn't room on the battery post
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its probably -ooked water gets inside these setting rust at play seizing the insides try taking it apart clean all the rust out grease the cogs and give it another try a good hour should have it working from start to finish. ;)
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battery terminal connection with airbag isolator unit.
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wrong next guess :huh:
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why would you need to extend it if its in place for the extra speakers ? this seems like a lower spec 325 I have
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I hand build mx5 s mk2/mk2.5 turn them into fast road cars change most components from the 5 speed box to a r/s 6 speed one change the diff, suspension brakes really most items including the trim just love it I am known on most of the mx5 forums for this
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I have read the great write up in the how to section on belt changing my car is on 100k miles both the belts are perished do I need to change the tensioners as well ? thanks
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I have owned many e36 328 cars cracking machines
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just bought another compact 325 my last one had 3 door speakers per side and also speakers in the rear seat panels my question is will the wiring be in place for fitting the additional speakers thanks Samantha
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I need to know where this is supposed to be connected to its not there for no reason thanks
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