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here you go matey not the best pic but only one i have.

when i changed my n/a lid for a turbo just used n/a brackets on car 2 10mm bolts each side i think job done.

ive done the steering wheel in the face before not nice at all, a lovely cut nose and a nearly black eye, i done it in a scrap yard as i found a quite rare steering wheel as a youngster and really wanted it a 3 spoke ford rs wheel it was and was in good condition, i used a wheel brace as didnt have ...

i done mine this way flattened off panels so nice and smooth primered with high build 2 pack primer then sprayed in cellulose paint as all i had in the shed and finished off with 2 pack laquer. :thumleft: :thumleft: :thumleft: http://i182.photobucket.com/albums/x222/nofearmadbiker/SS105094.jpg http:...

i know on some fords you had to have key in the ignition and key turned to first click to remove steering wheels, as steering lock would hold it on just a thought ive never removed a steering wheel from an mr2 so cant really comment but just a thought.

common problem the relay can sometimes be fixed by flicking ignition on and off, happened to me twice in 3 years, could try relay fist as a cheap go, other than that might be a faulty pump.

its taken me over 3 years to get my car the way it is now, was totally standard when i got it but i know what your saying about money, i have wife and 2 kids so my budget is tight but you get there in the end, ive spent nearly £4000 buying and doing up my mr2 but cars are my only vice.

ive since put led bulbs in and done the 4 brake light mod, much better ive held off changing to rev 3 lights for 3 years but gave in, could not resist it in the end and needed to be more modern, my 2 was looking old and had a well deserved makeover a few months ago black roof, black mirrors much mor...

i smoothed over my lock hole as i think it looks better. :thumleft: :thumleft: :thumleft: Until the boot cable snaps :wink: if it snaps just drill a hole where lock was and use key job done, but i know what your saying i had smooth panel on my rev 2 lights so was in same boat anyway. :thumleft: :th...

here you go very easy to do i smoothed over my lock hole as i think it looks better.

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not a problem matey might be a good idea to help others pics are always handy when doing things like this.

quick and hard hits i done on my mk 2 escort, spray with wd 40 or if you have use of a blow torch heat it up which might make it easier, only having a small amount of stud might make it easier to come out as a full lengh stud would absorb impact, studs are about £2 on ebay you should be fine driving...

thay just bang out with a few hard hits from a hammer, never done one on an mr2 but if you turn disc to a place where there is space to bang through you should be ok, then new stud goes in from back and has splined sides which hold it in, you then use a wheel nut open one not a standard nut and tigh...

well i went outside today and spent 10 mins getting into car as was frozen shut, popped the key in and low and behold she started a bit chuggy to start with but after a minute was fine, i was amased after 3 weeks and all this cold weather that it started good old toyota's cant beat them. :thumleft: ...

I believe Pidge has an FTO :) Here's a little video of parts of my journey home Tuesday night. I did see a lot of cars sliding about, mine didn't in the same areas :) Mine did struggle uphills, whereas the FWD cars breezed it :sad: Mine could only do 25mph on the motorway, most other traffic was do...

i take it the front section is welded to inner wing, and not just tacked like in picture as that tack wouldnt last 5 mins with some hard driving or a track day i reckon, i think thay must work though these brace its got to help surely.

my car is a uk spec n/a

dont have speedhut dials but have visual performance ones which are half the price, as for fitting a bit fiddley as have to get them over needles and a bit of grinding to dash pod to run wires through then its 2 wires positive and negative to the lights, i used ciggy lighter to get feed for lights t...

dont knock the toothpaste bloody good on cleaning gold and wicked on crusty spots as it drys them out, picked up second tip from a female friend i was dubious about putting toothpaste on my face but results were amasing over night, ive used t cut and autoglym polish brought mine up a treat. :thumlef...

its a common fault with blueflame mine is the same and read lots of other people having same problem, ive read people have used washers to correct problem, ive learned to live with mine.