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Hello I have a rev 1NA and I want to drain the gearbox oil and replace it. Firstly does anyone have a picture of the sump plug in situe as knowing my luck I'll drain the engine oil otherwise, lol. Secondly I've just bought this: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/270801069022?ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT&_tr...

Thank you very much for that
Its a great walkthrough - guess what I'll be doing tomorrow! lol

As the title says really.

Ive bought a new wing, how do I replace my old one?
Is there a how to guide?

Cheers

Ok so I think its quite evident that there isn't a regular meet in or around Bristol (SouthWest)

Whos interested in regular meets then??

Can confirm it is being discussed. Yay! :) thank you Lets just hope that the powers that be decide its a good idea I just think it will add a whole new dimension to the forum I was thinking about regular local regional meets, trying to sort out car problems with people who are local to you, local d...

They're very tacky green ones with LEDs actually! (Perfectly suit a blue car!) lol. I've managed to get them moving, so they will rotate on the spot, but they won't pull out. So I dont think they're glued on. I can't see how I'd get a scredriver or pliers underneath, in order to undo any nuts as my ...

As it says really ... how do I remove the washer jets on the bonnet Someones replaced the standard ones with some horrible tacky led ones that light up and they need to go! lol. I've tried to take them off but they don't want to pull up and out. Any suggestions? Also where is best to either get orig...

This is my curent interior: http://i1111.photobucket.com/albums/h480/KarlHopkins999/P1050128.jpg I'm now after a leather set. I want blue seat bolsters (to match my paintwork) and black centres. If this proves too expensive I'll probably just get a standard leather set for 70 from eBay. Im located i...

Thanks - its taken a lot of cleaning n the last week to get it to this stage (about 5 hours a day minimum!) Theres a small patch of rust on the offside rear arch which has previously had a bad repair, so I'm going to get it professionally sorted Then its almost there I think :) - all in all not a ba...

P.S. the MR2 sign inside above the CD player is a handcut piece of machined metal fitted to a light box...

Not really my thing, so its gunna be ripped out, but I'm in two minds as to what to replace it with

This is my first post so I thought that I'd post some pics for all to see :) I'm also after some inspiration as to what to do to it next... I do want to replace the Toyota emblem on the front (something understated and classy) any ideas? I will eventually also tint the rear windows. I do have to ref...

Fair play to keeping it going after that crash :) Pleased that you did as its looking good - it'll be a stunner when its fully finished! I've exactly the same in that my toy is also on a shoe string budget :( lol The teeth on the side remind me of the old spitfire planes! lol Loving the wheels, they...

Wow! I've fallen in love!

Thats a lovely very up together car.

Where did you get the rear light slats from?

I have a wierd problem with the gearbox and I can't work out whats going on. I was hoping that one of you fine people could shed some light on it for me! lol I'm having real problems changing into 3rd and 4th gear. The rest of the gears seem fine, but do have their moments sometimes! When trying to ...

That person clearly has too much time on their hands! lol

Personally I would love to see a regional section on the boards

Ie South west, south east, midlands, etc...

These regional sections can then be used to talk about local meets, local issues, recommending local motor shops, etc...

As the title says really, any meets, JAP shows or classic shows near Bristol coming up??

If its a UK model both the front and rear badges are held by glue and x2 pins that are part of the badge. These pins are then held in by little rubber grommit things.

If you have an import, only the front badge has pins with holes in the bodywork, and the rear badge is just glued on

Heat up with a hair dryer, use a debir card to get behind and lift carefully.
The heat breaks down the bonding agent so works perfectly.

Then got rid of the residue with either baby oil or tar remover

A bit of t-cut to get the paint colour right and your all done

So pleased that its being fixed!! Congrats and good luck!!!