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   Topic: Project sleeper
Edward

Replies: 1289
Views: 176242

PostForum: Project Cars   Posted: Sun Sep 15, 2024 6:06 pm   Subject: Re: Project sleeper
More money spent, the rear dampers were 20 years old, so for no other reason than them not looking particularly smart anymore I decided to replace them.

[img]https://i.imgur.com/6aO6cuU.jpg[/img]
   Topic: Is there a rear brake piston retracting tool?
Edward

Replies: 2
Views: 958

PostForum: 206 Problems   Posted: Thu Jul 04, 2024 12:25 pm   Subject: Re: Is there a rear brake piston retracting tool?
Use a big screwdriver with the shaft across the slot and rotate the piston to svrew it back in.
   Topic: Project sleeper
Edward

Replies: 1289
Views: 176242

PostForum: Project Cars   Posted: Fri May 17, 2024 7:51 pm   Subject: Re: Project sleeper
Next job. As I wanted a totally standalone loom this meant the original tacho couldn't be connected to the original crank sensor. The only way to get this to work was to fit an aftermarket tacho.
Ide ...
   Topic: Project sleeper
Edward

Replies: 1289
Views: 176242

PostForum: Project Cars   Posted: Mon Apr 15, 2024 5:53 pm   Subject: Re: Project sleeper
Treated the car to a new loom. Always wanted to tidy the wiring and this one does the job. It's a bespoke race loom from Omex and was over £700.

I decided to fit a new lambda sensor too as the or ...
   Topic: Project sleeper
Edward

Replies: 1289
Views: 176242

PostForum: Project Cars   Posted: Sat Dec 30, 2023 12:23 pm   Subject: Re: Project sleeper
Next little job. I've noticed some parts are no longer available for the 206 from the Peugeot dealer anymore. This includes the hydraulic clutch hose. Mine wasn't in bad condition but I'm sure one day ...
   Topic: Project sleeper
Edward

Replies: 1289
Views: 176242

PostForum: Project Cars   Posted: Thu Apr 13, 2023 11:35 am   Subject: Re: Project sleeper
If anybody ever wants to de-pin one of these coil pack plugs you need a 2 pin tool. Each terminal is held in with 2 barbs which need pushing back at the same time.

So i now have a plug from the use ...
   Topic: Project sleeper
Edward

Replies: 1289
Views: 176242

PostForum: Project Cars   Posted: Fri Dec 23, 2022 6:33 pm   Subject: Re: Project sleeper
My rev counter has always worked, I just don't like the way both the Omex and original ECU are connected and share the crank sensor.

I'm trying to get hold of a new coil pack plug. I've got a spare ...
   Topic: what does this fault light mean?
Edward

Replies: 1
Views: 7285

PostForum: 206 Problems   Posted: Sun Nov 27, 2022 8:38 pm   Subject: Re: what does this fault light mean?
Boot is open?
   Topic: Project sleeper
Edward

Replies: 1289
Views: 176242

PostForum: Project Cars   Posted: Sat Nov 26, 2022 12:33 pm   Subject: Re: Project sleeper
I can't really move on until I get that coil pack connector. They are on back order and have been for a few weeks.
When the new loom is done it will look much smarter and everything will be hidden ...
   Topic: Project sleeper
Edward

Replies: 1289
Views: 176242

PostForum: Project Cars   Posted: Fri Nov 25, 2022 9:28 pm   Subject: Re: Project sleeper
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   Topic: Project sleeper
Edward

Replies: 1289
Views: 176242

PostForum: Project Cars   Posted: Fri Nov 25, 2022 9:22 pm   Subject: Re: Project sleeper
Updates???

I've bought a spare engine and I've ordered a coil pack plug from the dealer as I want to order a custom race spec loom from Omex. Once i have that connector i want to finally find out h ...
   Topic: Project sleeper
Edward

Replies: 1289
Views: 176242

PostForum: Project Cars   Posted: Thu Jul 21, 2022 9:55 am   Subject: Re: Project sleeper
All back together now. I even went against my own advice and fitted a 22mm front ARB from a GTi 180. I had it powder coated in a light grey too so looks better than new. It does give a bit more feel ...
   Topic: Project sleeper
Edward

Replies: 1289
Views: 176242

PostForum: Project Cars   Posted: Wed Feb 23, 2022 10:40 am   Subject: Re: Project sleeper
This year is cambelt change time! I noticed a little bit of extra movement in the engine mounts when stripping everything down. A bit odd and this turned out to be a cracked mount - this possibly happ ...
   Topic: Jamie's Blue GTi180 - Back at Halfords 21-06-22
Edward

Replies: 558
Views: 57285

PostForum: Project Cars   Posted: Thu Feb 03, 2022 9:57 pm   Subject: Re: Jamie's Blue GTi180 - 08/11/21 relic has awakened
Oil solidifies??? I doubt there's anything wrong with the hydraulic lifters.
   Topic: Andrew's Project
Edward

Replies: 258
Views: 52231

PostForum: Project Cars   Posted: Mon Nov 22, 2021 9:47 pm   Subject: Re: Andrew's Project
Looks nice and neat.
 
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