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Old 10-12-2006, 07:57 PM
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http://bbs.rsownersclub.co.uk/showth...s+buying+guide
Old 10-12-2006, 09:15 PM
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very helpful cheers mate
Old 10-12-2006, 09:38 PM
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That's the one sludge put up age's ago it's in the technical essay archives on here
https://passionford.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=81552
Old 11-12-2006, 12:49 AM
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A quick glance down that and i have a couple of words based on what i see:

Very hard reading

Not very accurate
Old 11-12-2006, 12:54 AM
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Actually having read down even further on that i seriously wouldn't recommend anyone to rely on that guide..............the bit about doing valve stem seals (probably the easiest job ever) is just WRONG and no 2 ways about it
Old 11-12-2006, 01:51 AM
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Whats wrong with it then?? I aint never read the whole thing but some of the things in it looked like fairly good tip's i could'nt find the valve stem seal bit
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Its just shit IMO, theres lots of little things in there i picked up on.

Theres also a reference in there to poor cold starting and checking if your cold start valve is working, we ALL know the score with cold start valves and what 99.9% of the time best to do with them!!

Find that valve stem bit and u will see, that could actually cause someone a serious problem if relied upon
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Originally Posted by SafeChav
Its just shit IMO, theres lots of little things in there i picked up on.

Theres also a reference in there to poor cold starting and checking if your cold start valve is working, we ALL know the score with cold start valves and what 99.9% of the time best to do with them!!

Find that valve stem bit and u will see, that could actually cause someone a serious problem if relied upon
I see what you mean about the poor cold starting bit but the valve stem seal bit i thought was more or less wright once you broke the code it was wrote in
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after further reading i see there alot of inaccuraces in the guide
Old 11-12-2006, 05:12 PM
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antony215........are you taking the piss

Whats the firing order 99% of 4 cylinder engines have......
Old 11-12-2006, 05:42 PM
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Originally Posted by SafeChav
antony215........are you taking the piss

Whats the firing order 99% of 4 cylinder engines have......
I missed that bit

P.s must get myself to specsavers
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Pistons 1 & 3 are never at TDC at the same time..........if someone is really unlucky they will end up dropping a valve and having to take the head off to refit it

So do we agree, the guide is a soapy pile of wank?
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some of it is useful..... why not correct the things he has posted wrong and do something constructive..... instead of just slagging off a lad who is trying to help people?
Old 11-12-2006, 09:40 PM
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Because its a pointless effort..........if its so good why are you here using passionford........

Im not trying to blow my own trumpet but i think i do more than my fair share of trying to help people out on here.........
Old 11-12-2006, 10:54 PM
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Originally Posted by SafeChav
Because its a pointless effort..........if its so good why are you here using passionford........

Im not trying to blow my own trumpet but i think i do more than my fair share of trying to help people out on here.........
what the hell is that suppose to mean?

re read my post

some of it is useful..... why not correct the things he has posted wrong and do something constructive..... instead of just slagging off a lad who is trying to help people?

i never said you didnt help anybody out did i?.... i also didnt say the thread was "SO GOOD" LOL.... i said SOME OF IT was useful.

wind your neck back in or your head might fall off LOL

i can use any website i wish and started posting on here a while befor you.

nobody should be critised for being helpful.....

that advice the lad has given isnt set in stone and im sure anyone with any commen sense would double check any information they get off the internet anyway.....
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Lol.......indeed you joined 2 years before me, i seem to of posted some 6,500 posts more than you and you will find a very large percentage of them are helping others......ill do my best to help anyone that posts up with problems.

That link is exhaustive reading and un-accurate, ill stick to helping people the way i have so far.

Anything that is inaccurate and that could end up costing someone money because its wrong certainly has the right to be criticized.

The point is that i doubt very many people have sucessfully fixed cars from that link, its far more effective to actively answer peoples questions, and above all, theres the fact thats on a different forum which i am not a member of.............
Old 12-12-2006, 06:34 AM
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oh how i love passionford ..... always so much love in the world ...
Old 12-12-2006, 09:50 AM
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Originally Posted by rswoza
Originally Posted by SafeChav
Because its a pointless effort..........if its so good why are you here using passionford........

Im not trying to blow my own trumpet but i think i do more than my fair share of trying to help people out on here.........
what the hell is that suppose to mean?

re read my post

some of it is useful..... why not correct the things he has posted wrong and do something constructive..... instead of just slagging off a lad who is trying to help people?

i never said you didnt help anybody out did i?.... i also didnt say the thread was "SO GOOD" LOL.... i said SOME OF IT was useful.

wind your neck back in or your head might fall off LOL

i can use any website i wish and started posting on here a while befor you.

nobody should be critised for being helpful.....

that advice the lad has given isnt set in stone and im sure anyone with any commen sense would double check any information they get off the internet anyway.....
Give over will ya he wasnt slagging anyone off, he was merely stating that some of the info given was dangerously incorrect and fair play for doing so, u mite have saved a lot of newbies some trouble

so what if you joined before savechav woop di do

give yourself a medal

if you helped half the people he has on this site youd be doing well
Old 30-12-2006, 06:12 PM
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god i wish id never put this up now only thought it might b usefull 4 some bits
Old 30-12-2006, 06:39 PM
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Dont worry about it dude, its only people giving there opinions
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Ok, the valve stem issue has been edited. What else is wrong? (tell me in detail).
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OHHHH are u the guy that wrote it
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DazC theres loads of little things, most of it sounds like its been written based on what people have been passed down and not from actual experience.

I really would love to read it all and help get it right but its far too long and boring to read it all IMO
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Originally Posted by khanny
OHHHH are u the guy that wrote it
No mate. GazP wrote it ages and ages ago with help from other people. I can just edit it...
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Originally Posted by SafeChav
DazC theres loads of little things, most of it sounds like its been written based on what people have been passed down and not from actual experience.

I really would love to read it all and help get it right but its far too long and boring to read it all IMO
I understand exactly what you mean. I just thought if you had noticed a couple of points that could be addressed, I would do it.
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The part about "cold start problems" need's to be edited as i would say the first thing to check is that there is a fuse in the heated seat slot as we all know this can cause cold starting problems too if there aint one and is an easy fix before you go spending load's of money on new sensors
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Originally Posted by antony215
The part about "cold start problems" need's to be edited as i would say the first thing to check is that there is a fuse in the heated seat slot as we all know this can cause cold starting problems too if there aint one and is an easy fix before you go spending load's of money on new sensors
I can add that.
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And the bit that says if the car won't cold start to check the cold start valve is working, we ALL know more often than not the cold start valve IS the problem
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