I don't know for sure, but if the relay is operated from the ECU it may not be 12 volts so be careful. If you have a PP9 battery, try using that first.
Cheers, it's no big deal to plug it in and press go, if the rail gets pressure then I'm good
Bonne chanceCheers, it's no big deal to plug it in and press go, if the rail gets pressure then I'm good
Can't rush these things.Got the wife's battery out of the shed and put it on charge. Went on around lunch, just popped my head in and it is alright stable (could be a false positive, will leave it for a bit longer see if it throws a voltage drop error). I am actually surprised given it has been stored for about a year... maybe in a years time I'll get it installed.
I used to mix it with grease and paint the drain pipes above 6foot with it at school. The sh*tes that came on at night to break in got a lovely surprise.I've people who take used engine oil for wood preserver... Dirty I tell thee, dirty..
I like the fact its never actually dropped any fluids.A few more oil leaks would have protected it.
I'd like too, but i also don't want too part with mine, but then its getting on and the td6 is a pretty noisy annoying lump when its working, but then its also not worth selling, and if it kept on as it has been id happily just throw another gearbox in it again, cost of repairs vs the heavy work and miles its done its actually been really good to me
I've no clue if the sensor on my gearbox oil cooler actually worksDragged a trailer though the welsh countryside, managed to get 11mpg but was ragging it, even managed to almost melt the transmission..
All good fun
Try unplugging it kermyI've no clue if the sensor on my gearbox oil cooler actually works
Or pour boiling water on itTry unplugging it kermy
Had copper lines before i got it, well some lazy bugger did copper front too backs aswell and left the old lines there too, some even lazier bugger has just left and left them there, the only given with it lasting is that its not city life, iv been running my 320d for a bit thats just a few mile off 200k now,
Go for an L405 SDV8 if you can stretch to one. They are awesome cars.
Dog **** and broken glass is another good deterrant. LOLI used to mix it with grease and paint the drain pipes above 6foot with it at school. The sh*tes that came on at night to break in got a lovely surprise.
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