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Everything posted by mrbadger
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Lovely classic - very tidy.
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Hi mate. I did notice a blue scoob that suddenly appeared in my mirrors from no-where and squeezed through a set of lights... I think I did wave in the mirror (I wasn't sticking my fingers up). Didn't realize it was you I was too busy thinking about getting my dinner after a hard day at work.
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Dribble slavver badger style...
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Gutted for ya. Really bad to see a fellow wagon owner in trouble. I'm local mate. Give me a shout - but I work a fair bit so depends on times.
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Another friendly welcome
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Spotted...sonic blue stickered-up classic in Port Glasgow today!
mrbadger replied to drb5's topic in Scottish Scoobies
Did I see you go through the roadworks at the M8. If that was you I was in the red wagon and gave you a wave. -
I always drive sensibly! I'm sure you do drive sensibly at the moment anyway! I used to drive sensibly until I got my scoob modded. Seriously... when I got my car modded, I very quickly realised that I needed to calm down. I'm still learning to resist the urge to press the go pedal when I know I shouldn't. One day I'll be good - well either that or I'll get a ticket. Glad you only had a close shave in this instance. As someone very wise once said, " I'm going off to sniff some V-Power".
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HELP! Boost readings at idle -210mmHg and reasonably static +-1mmHg
mrbadger replied to mrbadger's topic in Scottish Scoobies
Thankyou Squirrel & Bry. It really is a pleasure being part of this community when people like yourselves take time to help others. I have pm'd ya Squirel. -
I love SodaStream, Don't drink and drive tho...
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Glad to hear a story about a decent police decision for a change Worrying to hear about your Road Angel tho. So are you going to drive nice and sensibly when you get these mods?
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Yes, do it - do it
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HELP! Boost readings at idle -210mmHg and reasonably static +-1mmHg
mrbadger replied to mrbadger's topic in Scottish Scoobies
Could it be the directional valve is faulty/leaking? Why does the vacuum go to the directional valve? Should I pull off the charcoal canister side and block it and also the MAF air instake side to see what happens to the vacuum reading? Sorry for being a technical numbskull. I really appreciate the help! -
HELP! Boost readings at idle -210mmHg and reasonably static +-1mmHg
mrbadger replied to mrbadger's topic in Scottish Scoobies
Ok, I checked again and still can't see anything. I did notice that if I pulled off the hose going to the directional valve near the fuel vapour cannister - I got a strong vacuum and if I put my finger over the hose I got about -485. Is this a clue? Excuse the crude diagram:- -
HELP! Boost readings at idle -210mmHg and reasonably static +-1mmHg
mrbadger replied to mrbadger's topic in Scottish Scoobies
I had a look last night, and took all the hoses off and inspected them. I may have missed something or may have a leaky join somewhere so I'll check again. Thanks Squirrel my fluffy animal friend -
Hiya Vicky.. Good to see you back. I'm only just back too!
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HELP! Boost readings at idle -210mmHg and reasonably static +-1mmHg
mrbadger replied to mrbadger's topic in Scottish Scoobies
Which direction should the arrow be pointing? When you say bung- do you mean throw away or block up? Still a bit confused..... Help! Will that be effecting the boost at idle? -
Really sorry to hear that mate. These scum really seem to be concentrating on scoobies at the moment, and don't seem to stop at anything. I hope you get it back quickly.
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HELP! Boost readings at idle -210mmHg and reasonably static +-1mmHg
mrbadger replied to mrbadger's topic in Scottish Scoobies
Lol. I'll get the valium to calm him down a bit. Sounds like it was a fantastic day. Sad I missed it. -
Boost readings at idle -210mmHg and reasonably static +-1mmHg. I'm led to believe that this should be fluctuating around about the -400 or -500 mark! The hoses have all been checked over as best I can visually and I took the hoses off and finger over one end blew down them as hard as I could. I was told when mapping the car that this was likely to be an electronic sensor fault as the reading is never usually that static. I got a new boost sensor (Thanks Peter) and it still hasn't fixed it. It's very frustrating as I can't run my top map of 1.2bar because apparently it is clipping at the higher end - probably due to the same problem. I'm currently running 1.15bar map. The car is MY98 Classic. All hoses above checked. I took off all the pipes around the boost sensor and checked they were ok visually, for blockages and leaks. I got a bit mixed up with a directional valve going to some sort of filter when doing this (please see other post). When I take the blue indicated pipe off the directional valve, I get a very good vacuum and the boost reading goes all over the place. I can't remember if I get a -500 reading if I put my finger over the vacuum or if I leave it open - one or the other I think? Could this be a clue? Help! Where is the mighty Squirrel! Any clues anyone?
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Help! I took off a directional valve and don't know which way it goes back on. ` Please help - It's a MY98 Classic. The directional valve seems to have ' To E/G' written on it? I haven't a clue what this means. This is the most important problem as I need to drive it to work tommorrow. Many thanks..
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The Porter Cable polisher looks good and is from the US isn't it? Does anyone sell them in the UK? Do you have to get a 110V/240V converter? $210 for a kit with pads + import duty and VAT?