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Contact Ewen at CMS if he does not have in stock he will order for you.

This sensor is fitted to the exhaust manifold on the driver's side. Easy to replace if it is not seized and if you have the correct tool.

It is there to stop you fitting the rear wheels on the front, so as advised just take it off.

If you are referring to the 12mm bolt and spacer then just remove it as it serves little purpose. Mitz

Common fault and as you say lower dash off if you can't get your hand up.

What Keyser has said ^^^^^

Stand up ski, great fun. Sit down ski, boring after 10 mins.

they can do one for me new at just over £200 sheets. Can you do anything better. ;-) My new Nissan price would be the same as CMS so best just to get from them if you want to go new. However I may have a pre-owned one in stock. Drop me a PM if you prefer to go the pre-owned route.

If CMS can not help then just let me know.

The DE sump pan is different from the HR

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Can't hear it but perhaps fuel pump.

Flywheel, cat heat shield, strut brace interfering with bonnet are 3 that spring to mind.

It will be the concentric slave cyl. Best to take it to a garage that know what they are talking about for the repair. Depending on mileage may be a plan to swop out the fly and clutch and also fit an upgraded CSC.

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Varta D47 Blue is the way to go: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Varta-D47-Battery-Nissan-350Z-Roadster-Z33-3-5-10-03-/272049447394?hash=item3f576921e2:g:--0AAOxy0bRTDbye

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As what has already been said, however these seals should be replaced when a new screen is fitted. Prehaps time for a trip back to the windscreen specialist

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You require to do proper research. All you are doing on here is asking questions and when you get an answer, that answer triggers yet another question. Unfortunately on forums, you are as much likely to get bad advice as you are good. In answer to your last question. if you want to remain NA and not have a decrease in power then keep the OEM air boxes and fit good filters as dense air is what you are after.

If you install cone shaped filters you will be creating the opposite of what you are trying to achieve. as you will have a decrease in power. Stick with the OEM boxes and decent air filters. Might be a plan to go away for a few days and do it bit of reading as research is key.

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