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Post by smallspeed »

boxsters are great little things; clarkson doesn't know what he's talking about..
if you need some high-grade repalcement bolts smuggling out to K.M. let me know what size and i'll stick them through your letter box on my way home
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Just M8 x 20/25 or there abouts
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Nice :) !
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Thanks Alan.UK

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Ooooo, niiiice

I guess you've got very green wall in the kitchen?
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Shiny things :)

CLM is approaching Tim... are you going to make it! 8)
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The floor is looking good Tim. Shiny bits look 8) too.
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TheEasyLife wrote:The floor is looking good Tim.
A lot more grout than last time I saw it! :)
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Post by Ian Donkin »

That whole kitchen is different to when I last saw it!

Mind you, that was 4 or even 5 years ago :-)

Nice brightwork too - very 8)
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Ian Donkin wrote:that was 4 or even 5 years ago :-)
And the car was off the road then too !! Its turned into a long project!
I keep meaning to time line this project .... maybe , when its finished !!
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Good progress this weekend, mostly EFI wiring and Fuel system plumbing
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The Megasquirt is mounted, the wiring tapped into the car's electrical system, and wired out into the engine bay.
The fuel system is mostly connected too. The engine bay part is complete, just need to connect the CIS fuel pump to the old fuel tank. To do this I had to make the tank outlet a little bigger, from 1/4" to about 1/2" !!
Done ...
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Now to fit it, test the fuel pressure system, fill the car with oil and I'm about ready to try to start it !! 8)
I'll let you all know .
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Post by Barry »

8) Good luck Tim! :)
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Post by Gary71 »

8) 8) 8) 8)

I've been waiting a while for this bit!!!

Hopefully the combination of our efforts on that EFI system (OK mainly yours!) will finally run :)
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Good luck Tim, watching with interest on all this electronic malarchy :lol:
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Almost there. This was the scene on Sunday morning: Tim with laptop plugged in to Megasquirt, dials on the laptop screen bouncing around. Looks impressive and the engine turns over from the ignition. And yes, Tim was making brumm brumm noises!!!

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