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  1. 16-04-2007, 13:16 #1
    white16valver
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    Woooo - my first bit of DIY mechanics!

    Yes, that's right, I, the DIY Danger lol, has actually changed his own thermostat

    I'm quite proud of myself LoL

    Complete b!tch to do though! I need smaller. BenR-sized hands lol

    It appears to work as well, but I'm going to keep checking it for about a week just in case
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  2. 16-04-2007, 13:21 #2
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    GOOD JOB :D,

    I did mine a while back, they are awkward
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  3. 16-04-2007, 13:30 #3
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    Bloody renault and their stupid star-drive bolts everywhere, had to go and buy some from halfrauds! lol

    Was wondering if I need to get some more coolant as well as I just topped up with water afterwards - still pretty green though so hopefully will be fine
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  4. 16-04-2007, 13:35 #4
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    Reminds me.. mine needs a good flush and some coolant

    Matthew
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  5. 16-04-2007, 15:47 #5
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    Good job always quite nerve wracking when you havent done stuff like that before

    Matt
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  6. 16-04-2007, 19:05 #6
    white16valver
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    One day I'll build myself a 2.0 and put it in all by myself... LoL

    Sudden thought though - in my header tank thing (whatever it's called) I have what looks like silt.

    Is this a problem?!
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  7. 17-04-2007, 01:15 #7
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    Probably bits missed when we flushed it out.


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  8. 17-04-2007, 01:19 #8
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    my first job was a decat-then a master cylinder
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  9. 17-04-2007, 08:36 #9
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