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chewjc97

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  1. with the right tyres (stud ) they would be awesome!
  2. Trouble is I dont get time to do it! took it to the Shuttleworth rally (steam rally) on Sat so its got filthy!
  3. They are Kei wheels although thats all I could tell you Also the insides were painted blue by the previous owner so are silver all through as standard Regards
  4. So here she is, had it a good few weeks now. Had the Rb5 a few years & fancied something a bit newer. What do you think? Joe
  5. If its bad fuel (BP 95 for example) it'll be fine for normal driving then rough during harder driving. Had this in the Rb5. The boost was fluctuating up and down a lot under acceleration. Use up fuel, get some 99 in it and leave the battery disconnected overnight. Should reset ecu parameters. Worked for me and it was like a different car! Do this again after the next re-fuel as there will be remains of bad fuel in the first tank. Joe
  6. Hi mate, Didn't realise you were local! Not sure about the dynamat myself but give 'H' a call. He's the local Dent Devil guy round here and he's the nuts. I use him and as you might know i'm rather picky with my car..... Regards, Joe P.S. i'll pm his number if you want to give him a call
  7. Rick at the lights in Bedford, nice noise btw And Ace for a good chat this afternoon Joe
  8. Hi guys! sorry we missed this one, see you all next time
  9. Hi guys, jsut to let you know the van is fixed. All the problems seemed to be down to low battery voltage even after the new alternator was on, caused havoc. Thanks for all the replies
  10. Hi all, after some help with the van. Went out the other morning to find the battery completely dead. No problem I thought so charged the battery, re-fitted and started it up. It idled unusually high and the batttery & engine light stayed on. Checked with a meter to find the alternator was gone and no charge going to battery. Fine I thought so changed the alternator. Since doing that I have no power steering, ABS, engine & battery lights are all on on the dash and it seems to be badly over fueling / running rough. Also there still seems to be no charge to the battery from the new alternator? It all seems very strange as if the new alternator isn't working either plus the lights & overfueling issues. Did some digging around on Google but not much luck. Anyone had the same problem or any experience of this? Its a 54 plate Astravan 1.7 CDTI (always serviced and maintained properly) Any help much appreciated:) Regards, Joe
  11. No way! come and see us then! Were at number 22
  12. Followed yesterday by a mysterious character in a red classic....... Although the grin I noticed in my mirror brightened up the rush hour traffic
  13. Same here, Standard 243bhp - rolling road came out 254bhp with de-cat. RB5 nearly 10 years old. I think its down to how efficient it is mechanically. i.e. a car thats had a hard life, up hills, constant heavy driving will be more worn generally and can't run as well. Depends on usage rather than age i think I thought about this on holiday in Devon going up the hills, Porlock Hill, in particular. It performed amazingly but I did think it must put tremendous pressure on gearbox, diffs, driveshaft etc. Regards, Joe
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