Here's a link to some (random) pictures.
Apart from my front accumulator sphere, I tested fuel rail pressure. Also helped several other people with rear Xantia spheres - got a slight trick for getting off the rear centre unit (removing the distribution block bolt for more wiggle room). Plus there was the cooling fan removal; sadly the motor removed turned out to be unserviceable (armature shaft worn away massively) at the rear bushing.
Four Xantia breaks attended. Two white, one deep red, one metallic red. Three were series I.
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Regasser is simple and quite effective. Only non-OEM aspect of its employment, is a raked quadrant to the flat endcap to engage with the cap driving key.
There's a different driver for the long endplugs with dual flats, and also a different receiver/seal for the dimpled spheres.
Weather is typical transitional season! I was sunburnt.
There's a different driver for the long endplugs with dual flats, and also a different receiver/seal for the dimpled spheres.
Weather is typical transitional season! I was sunburnt.
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We're enjoying the same here at the moment Adam, at least down south where I am at the moment Beautiful early spring, wall-to-wall sunshine and not cold although we had a touch of frost first-thing this morning.addo wrote: Weather is typical transitional season! I was sunburnt.
Knowing the UK, this'll be just a teaser of spring to lull us into a false sense of well-being before another Antarctic cold-snap descends upon us followed by 6 months of torrential rain
There's one good thing about the ELIT over the Lexia. No waiting a week for it to boot-up For a quick job, the ELIT is unbeatable. Self-powered, just pop it in the diagnostic socket and away you go...
Sometimes with an ELIT you have to "fool" it into thinking it's a different car. The one time I tried one on an Activa I had to tell the ELIT I had an XM Turbo. It was happy then....
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