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RE: Struggling to find the fuel-out sample connector @alex-heavens hiya - i am indeed, east mids. feel free to PM me for details etc. EDIT sorry ignore that! thought i was in another thread on here where i've swapped out the dry break fuel cap for a n... |
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RE: Dry break to normal fuel cap? Posted by: @charleyhradicalsportscarregistry-com @rojid, You don't need to remove the seat to access this part. It is a bit tricky to get to but you can access it through the engine compartment. ... |
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RE: wheel nut torqueing - are yall using lube? thread reboot! do any of you reduce the wheel nut torque specs down by 20-30% or so to account for applying some kind of anti-seize on the thread? just been doing my google rounds and without having a... |
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RE: Struggling to find the fuel-out sample connector Posted by: @higgins613 @rojid the “T-fitting” circled in green would stay. You would then remove the fitting circled in red and replace with BOTH parts in the original picture I sent. The T-fitting i... |
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RE: Struggling to find the fuel-out sample connector Posted by: @higgins613 If you were to go with the jiffy-tite fittings you would need both items in picture. You would replace the fitting already on the car with part # 32306. Attach some 3/8” hose t... |
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RE: Struggling to find the fuel-out sample connector Posted by: @rjbender @rojid "-6 AN" is the size of the fitting... not the type. As higgins613 says you will need BOTH fittings in his picture if you go that direction.... i'm confused again then - ... |
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RE: Struggling to find the fuel-out sample connector Posted by: @higgins613 I am making my own using the jiffy-tite fittings. Since you already have the T-fitting these are all you would need as long as it is -6 AN and some cheap hose for the barb fitt... |
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Struggling to find the fuel-out sample connector i already have the dry break fuel sampling connector on the car, and i'm struggling to find out what the actual connector is that i need with a bit of clear tubing crimped onto it, so i can drain fuel... |
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RE: compatible UK trailers @rjbender hi Rod, with my first event being on 31st march, my attention is back on this subject... my towcar is... a relatively low car (4 series coupe). And my concern now is whether, if using a no... |
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RE: Dry break to normal fuel cap? @ntf3000 the problem i have is i'm completely on my own... running the car on my own etc. No one to help, and looks like it'll be a fiddle for me to push the flat 'door' in, somehow wedge a funnel in... |
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RE: Dry break to normal fuel cap? brill thank you where can one get the technical manual for the car? i've always had them with every car i've ever owned...can't seem to find one for the RS3 am i going to have to remove the seats/ba... |
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Dry break to normal fuel cap? my car has a dry-break fuel filler cap on it, and i don't fancy spending £800+ on refuelling equipment - i want to convert it back to a normal cap so i can use a funnel and fill, but - i've got 2 'por... |
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RE: Tying down a radical rebooting an old thread... my radical was delivered today (oh boy what a glorious feeling!).Could anyone possibly take a nice pic side on showing how you tie the straps to secure the car?I have a pai... |
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RE: Radical Jacking/Lifting Posted by: @davidf @rojid I don't know. I personally hate buying the same thing twice. You can use jack stands under the hubs; I used this for a couple of months and was able to service the engine... |
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RE: Radical Jacking/Lifting Posted by: @davidf @rojid Yes, this is wide enough. My chassis stand is 24 inches wide, and it works well however because it is pretty narrow, I need to locate the rear stand pretty far back under t... |
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