just to update this guys, i had a quick check at the thermostat myself today, bought one locally and replaced it myself. a 5 minute job, very handy. the intercooler pipe was a little in the way but that was fine.
i also drained and replaced my coolant at the same time, system seems to have bled out fine so all is well
the heaters are getting hot and the temp gauge is working nicely so i asume all is well.
i also found a breakers today who are posting me a set of gauges for 65, so i'l fit them myself when they arrive.
thanks again for all the useful replies and i'l keep you updated
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you read my mind there.Jeff wrote:If your having replacement gauges sent then you just need to pop out the display, disconnect the multi plug behind and fit the new one. Touch wood the second hand replacement will last. Regarding the old ones keep the rev stepper motor as a "universal" spare.
the breakers said they will mark theirs so they would recognise it and offer three months warranty with it, so heres hoping
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Ah - there is one almost on the firewall, on the heater matrix feed!bodykitboy wrote:i'l take a couple in the daylight as soon as i can.
i only found 2, one to the top left of the radiator and one on the thermo housing.
Still haven't found the camera leads and my card reader went up in smoke a couple of months ago, trying to read the wife's phone card.