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I used a three legged puller to remove the tripode from the shaft. You risk killing it and needing a new front propshaft if you try using a hammer to knock it off. https://www.flickr.com/photos/127396325@N08/15080731475/in/photostream/ After remembering to slide the gaiter onto the shaft...

Changed ALL 6 spark plugs; changed the oil; changed the oil, air and cabin filters; replaced the thermostat housing and leaking coolant pipe; replaced duff O rings on the fuel rail; replaced cracked breather hoses; cleaned out the throttle body; drilled out a busted screw on the ECU cover...

My 2001 V6 (Auto) consistently returns 23 mpg around town and on longer trips on trunk roads and motorways manages 28-29 mpg with one or two passengers and generally light loads.

One has been replacing the front brakes: discs, pads, clips, caliper guide pins and guide pin bolts.

I had the same problem and managed to fix mine in less than 30 minutes at no cost. Sounds crude I know, but you'll need to borrow the iron from the missus to do this. This video shows you how. The unit needs to be removed from the dashboard. Carefully prise off the clock bezel/surround this...

Hi all. Having visited the forum a few times, I thought it was about time I signed up and try to contribute where I can. I've a 2001 5-door 2.5 V6 ES in Epsom Green which I've owned since 2009 - someone has to. Barty.