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DannyB
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9th Nov 09 at 18:07   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Look at the group buys for batteries on 106 owners
ChrisBoom
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Look at the group buys for batteries on 106 owners


Bit better, but for the total price of relocating it I cant see the benefits. More room in the bay I guess.
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Should of asked Martin he'd of done it cheap


Whos martin, the older guy?


Nah, martin is the young lad you sold the car to
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Should of asked Martin he'd of done it cheap


Whos martin, the older guy?


Nah, martin is the young lad you sold the car to


Ah right, I think it was him to served me right enough, didnt want to ask how the car was though
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Update, no pics though, tomorrow there shall be some.

Got the loom almost finished, was going to fit it back in the car when I realised some fucker has cut off the crank sensor plug from the loom, so I have to find the wiring for that and get it fixed.

Also found the injector loom has be bodged to fuck, why I really dont know, as it doesnt need to be touched for the conversion, so need a new one of those too.

Luckly, found a guy on 106owners with all the wee parts I need, so hopefully I can get the bits from him.

Received my compbrake quickshift today, slimline fan is en route, all I need now is buckets and I can take it for a drive again, once the loom is fixed.
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Finished the loom today, turns out the crank sensor plug was there, I had just assumed it was for something else, stupid fucker I am

Anyways, the loom is almost back on the car, few small bits to do yet. Still waiting on the new injector loom.

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Patchwork floor





Bodged injector loom



Headlight wiring fixed, was full of choc blocks before, fucking bodging cunts

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Still no injector loom, wont be running untill that arrives. Slimline fan arrived today, removed the bodged old twin fan (only one was wired up anyway), will fit the slimline next week sometime.

Bought a big sheet of perspex today, 2mm thick, really light. Will try and make up some rear door cards with it
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Where did you get the perspex from in the end, BnQ?
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Where did you get the perspex from in the end, BnQ?


Homebase, 1200x900 sheet, was under £15. Way too much for the rear cards really, but will have room for error I suppose.
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Or cut some blanks out of it for stuff aswell if you need to.
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Yeah, might cut some out for the fuel pump covers.
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Been looking at the MSA regs, turns out I need a electrical and fuel cut off, so bought a key type electrical switch for the dash, will make a blank for the cd player and pop it in there.

Fuel, I think Ill just put a switch in the power feed for the fuel pump, that ought to do it.
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Did a bit more on it tonight.

Loom is now all connected, still waiting on the bastarding injector loom though

Fitted the slimline fan, quickshift and put the headlights back in (Bonnet isnt shut in the pics btw)









And the massive sheet of perspex I got, will be making a radio blank + rear door cards with it:



Also got a pair of cobra monacos on the way, ready to fit

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Oh yeah, going to be getting a hole saw and attacking under the number plate, bit more cool air for on track. Plate will cover the holes when its not on track though
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Coming together nicely now
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Another lovely example!
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Some good progress there Chris.

I will be holesawing the bumper on my xsi soon.

P,s same seats as mine. Fixed or sliding frames?

Ste
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Sliders I think, would of prefered fixed but a bit less hassle with sliders though.

What guage wire did you use for your battery relocation? Need to get it in behind the passenger seat I think.
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Sliders I think, would of prefered fixed but a bit less hassle with sliders though.

What guage wire did you use for your battery relocation? Need to get it in behind the passenger seat I think.


I am using sliders on my monaccos.

I can't quite remember but 2awg seems 2 ring a bell. You going 4 a sealed battery? I need a battery box for my vented battery.
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Ill look for some 2awg then

Im just going to get a firbreglass battery box, and use the battery thats in the car already
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Made an attempt on cutting out the rear door cards today, made a cunt of it

Got a decent template though, might take it to somewhere with a bandsaw to cut it, would make a better job.

Still waiting on the injector loom
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Group N engine mounts on the way
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how much of a fucker are morettes to wire up?
cheers
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Did you use a saw? use a blade, will be much easier.
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how much of a fucker are morettes to wire up?
cheers


I never wired in the middle beams.

I assume you are thinking of morettes for your 306? I had a set on my black one, I removed them as the wiring for the middle lamps was fucked.

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