striker8881

is there anywhere in perth that will repair cracks on the dash

or anybody know of any other way to repair it?

yer im a mechanic

if its start squealing that is because the belts strecth so it becomes loose

so just tighten the belts some more

that should be permanent

so you were downshifting to slow down?

and it just broke?

hahaha i am a mechanic =]]

ill prob go to perth brake parts or something

or exedy dealer

see who gives me best offer =]]

haha

yer ok no problem =]]]

video will come

mine does 0-100 in just abit under 10

pod filter with ceramic piping

open bonnet direct to filter

2.25 inch complete exhaust system

polished and ported head

new pistons and rings

short shifter

thats all i can think of at the moment

i dont know exactly what the last owner did when he rebuilt it

i dont know where to get the flywheel from to be honest

im waiting for the clutch i have now to start to go before i think of that

02 corollas beating us?

never lost to one =]

haha

modified engine =DDD

so yer

better acceleration sounds good

so yer

as soon as my clutch gives way

hello low lightened flywheel and heavy duty clutch =]]

so changing gear casually going up a hill as you change gear you may drop a few km's but overall it will perform better right?

does it gives any more power? or acceleration?

or is it really just fuel efficiency?

ok im having a feeling that my clutch is starting to have its way out

so im gonna start deciding how to go with a new one

just wanna know you guys opinion

normal exedy clutch or go heavy duty?

i kinda wanna feel the extra grip

and how much better performance would a lightened flywheel give??

my friend put one in his commodore and said it went a hell of a lot better

so just wondering what you guys know and rekon?

i found the leak

well see those to nuts?

those threads are threaded into the head

but they werent threaded in tight

so it was leaking through

so i took them out and put bit of silicon and tightened em back in

and all seems good so far

see if its gone in the morning

iv never heard of this happening before?

have you guys?

yer i had that

mine just has custom ceramic piping going to my pod filter and a hole drilled into the ceramic and rubber gromet put in then done

theres my sensor =]

yer try that and an injector service

if still there id be stumped aswell??

sorry dude

its not a 3s

its a 5s-fe

iv replaced the rocker cover gasket

and iv done the dizzy o ring

they are not leaking

yer id say that is all the breather hose is

dont have a pcv valve there

so yer its all good

why did you wanna replace it anyway?

my boss seems to think it could be from the head gasket cause there is a oil gallery on that side of the engine?

but iv inspected the back of the rocker cover gasket and its not leaking...

heres my extractors

not bad for a job i did myself i rekon :P

ok this is a picture of the oil leak

yer it will be your clutch then

i would say it will be about $900 for a new one installed?

good luck with it =]

ill get pictures tomorow ok =]

it would be your gearbox?

or your clutch...

try something

put your handbreak on

be stationary

put it into 5th gear

rev it to about 5000 rpm

then drop the clutch

if it doesnt stall straight away then your clutch is gone

if it stalls then its something in your gearbox

take it to a gearbox specialist

this is the pcv valve (attachments)

as you see it just pop off then get the new valve

put it into the hole and put the breather hose back on

yer they circlip inside the cv joint had completely demolished so it was like nothing

it was moving alot so it caused the vibrations

got a new shaft under warranty and now all good =]

it should just pull out of the top of the rocker cover

back right

goes to the intake

it should just pull out of the cover

and the new one should pop straight in

easy as hell =]]

its not dizzy or pcv

iv just replaced both of them

dizzy i replaced less then 5000 km ago

and pcv valve is brand new with new hose

so its not them

ill get photos next time its on the hoist at work