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One less problem for me to ask about when I fit my spacers at the weekend
Cheers
Jon
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The only picture of mine I've got to hand is .....
Blade silver 350z with gun metal powder coated rays wheels.
Jon
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Bluetooth cradle has found a new owner.
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I think it's more than just a radio code tbh, I think the stereo has to be actually paired to the car somehow
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Use the search function, this comes up a LOT
Go slow from 1st to 2nd.
ie: 1st - N - 2nd - don't just ram it into 2nd basically, especially from cold - put genuine nissan g'box oil in there and maybe as suggested molyslip.
I also have to take care going from 6th to 5th sometimes.
I'm the same, 1st to 2nd improves when the car is warm though.
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There is a good guide for fixing the left speaker issue on here. I wouldn't want the stereo back even if you did manage to fix it.
I just thought it would be good for someone to practice pulling apart so they would be more confident pulling theres apart for repairs/ipod hack.
Im near Southampton, Hampshire, SO50 post code
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Just thought i'd post here first before i bin the following.
Standard Bose Stereo from '54 plate car - unfortunately with left speaker cut out issue and CD skipping issue - Free to anyone who may want to practice repairing it before attempting their own, can also deliver locally if required (Southampton area)
Standard bluetooth cradle from '54 plate car - no bluetooth cartridge im afraid. May or may not work (i've never had the cartridge to test it) - Free to anyone who may want to replace their own that may be broken, i don't mind posting this either.
One mans junk is another mans treasure an all that.
I hope the ad is ok without pictures with my username as they are freebies, i can add these when im home later
Jon
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Aghh i forgot about claying!! i have a brand new Megs Clay bar kit in my shed from last christmas i can try.
All treatment will be by hand so hopefully won't damage the wheels finish then?
Jon
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Any tips on the best way/products to remove what i presume is overspray from my Powdercoated alloys?
I've just had the bumper, bonnet, wings resprayed on my car to remove the stone chips and on inspection of my rear wheels i can now feel a rough finish where the wheels were perfectly smooth before (they were powdercoated in November 2012)
I haven't spoken to the bodyshop asking them to sort this yet but to be honest if it is easy enough to do i'd rather sort it myself so i know its done properly without risk of damaging the finish on the wheels.
I've googled already for advise and have read of people using polish such as AG SRP and T-Cut, also some people have used thinners to sort it (which scares me a little, lol)??
The wheels will be coming off sometime this weekend to fit spacers which will make the clean up easier i guess.
All opinions welcomed
Thanks, Jon
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Congratulations on your purchase, I bought my Z from the same place as you by he looks of things.
Enjoy your new car
Jon
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Many are of the opinion that if these engines are serviced well they will last.
I've read quite a few posts recently similar to this and it seems there a quite a few members in America whose engines are on or around 200,000, I think a couple of users on this forum are on 120,000 ish.
Just look through the history thoroughly for regular services with quality parts.
Perhaps consider the resale though as, like yourself, people are dubious about high mileage cars.
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I think i like them, certainly different.
Jon
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Sorry all to drop out at the last minute but i was hoping to get a call from the bodyshop today to pick up my car with a shiney new front end. Alas i had no call
I'm gonna chase them tomorrow and see whats going on as its been 1 week today! i haven't called earlier as they did say it could be a week and i didn't want to rush them and risk it not bein anything other than perfect.
I'm bored of walking everywhere and miss cleaning my car, i had to clean the windows inside and out on my house yesterday to satisfy my cleaning urge, lol
here is the amended list
Jon
1. Oakley350z
2. Mattross1313
3. Bubbagross
4. Simon+kat
5. Fraktion and Mrs Fraktion
6. Vansman66
7. Humpy
8. Sidewayz350z
9. Buster and Mrs Buster
10.Keyser and Mrs Keyser
11. Brooksey
12. Veef13
13. Andy james
14.JVAlpha
15.SwanageDave +1
16. MrE004 +1
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Hyundai Accent, to this day i've never seen one that hasn't had the front end smashed in.
Also Micra's of all ages, they are always driven by people who insist on driving as slow as the car allows without stalling
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I'm after one for my '54 plate pre facelift too if it helps gather interest.
IIRC I thought the trader on here doing them was doing them to order so maybe drop him a PM.
Jon
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Do you have different brand tyres on each wheel?
Are you running stock wheels with the correct tyre sizes?
Front - 225/45/18
Rear - 245/45/18
If not these things are known to cause issues with the traction control.
Jon
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Nice badge though, lol.
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Some people choose to remove them as a styling preference, more so on Jap imports as they came with a square plate and people remove it to fit a uk plate.
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such a bargain, had i not bought a head unit and wiring from another user last week (a non DVD screen for the same money!) i would have snapped this up.
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Make sure you double check the underwriting carefully, you don't want to base your decision based on price if the cheaper policy offers worse underwriting and you find previous medical conditions are excluded.
I have some knowledge on Aviva's products but don't know much about their pricing.
Jon
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Not all modified to my taste but a nice set of cars.
I'd still love to own a T-bar Mr2
congratz on the new Z
Headlight misting
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I've just picked my car up from the bodyshop after a front end respray and the garage decided to machine polish my headlights for me as a bonus.
That has worked well on my lights, before that i had applied various polishes etc by hand without much success.
Light sanding and re-buffing up the lights with an orbital polisher is probably the only permanant solution.