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wilky 04-05-2005 02:01 PM

gear box
 
where is the filler bolt? for topping up the oil and the

drain plug.does any body do a manual for small turbo

cos on a cd for your computer,my mates got one for

he's scooby

Glenn5 04-05-2005 03:17 PM

i got my workshop manual on cd off a user called Alex D it covers the whole cossy range m8 or there ready available on ebay the gearbox filler is on the right hand side if my memory serves correct

Dave Henshall 04-05-2005 04:28 PM

there are 4 10mm allen key head plugs, 2 fillers and 2 drains, the one near the back is the gearbox pair and the one nearer the fron t ins the tranfer box pair.

Azrael 04-05-2005 05:17 PM


Originally Posted by Glenn5
i got my workshop manual on cd off a user called Alex D it covers the whole cossy range m8 or there ready available on ebay the gearbox filler is on the right hand side if my memory serves correct

It does not cover things specific to small turbo!

Dave Henshall 04-05-2005 05:32 PM

but the gearbox is no different on a small turbo, the mechanics of the engine, brakes and running gear, only the ignition and fuelling system are ST specific.

Azrael 04-05-2005 05:54 PM


Originally Posted by Dave Henshall
but the gearbox is no different on a small turbo, the mechanics of the engine, brakes and running gear, only the ignition and fuelling system are ST specific.

There are some cosmetic differences in different areas but mostly you are right. ST has slightly different sump, vechicle speed sensor, some other mods.

Dave Henshall 04-05-2005 06:45 PM

:top:

wilky 05-05-2005 03:51 PM

500bhp
 
thank's for that people :top:

Alloy 14-05-2005 05:44 PM

Also, for changing your oil, take the car out for a spin to let the oil heat up - this thins the oil as it get warm and it runs out a lot easier and therefore doesnt take as long. Make sure you don't get it too hot though and burn yourself.

wilky 15-05-2005 12:57 PM

220
 
thank's mate


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