Jump to content

ZMANALEX

Members
  • Posts

    14,449
  • Joined

  • Last visited

Everything posted by ZMANALEX

  1. Should have both parts in stock. Just drop me a PM if I can help further. Alex.
  2. Yes that is Kevin's car and all the above is correct. However, as said previously, this is not a cost effective fix to the OP's issue. Alex.
  3. As what TR has said, it is only cosmetic. Strip and powder coat is the longevity fix. Alex.
  4. Alex I'm interested, can you give me a price please mate ? PM on its way mate. Alex.
  5. Thanks for the referrals guys: In stock if required. Alex
  6. Oil leaks are not normal. However, your leak appears to be from the top of the upper sump and at this moment of time no remedial action is required. Alex.
  7. Radiator does not require removal, nor does draining the a rad a requirement, Under tray off. Unplug the loom block connectors. Remove the 2 x top bolts. Remove the top rad hose. If PAS pipe gets in the way, then just loosen the large bolt on the PAS pump. Then just lift complete fan unit assembly upwards. A simple 15 minute job. As you have drained the rad it will now take you so much longer just to bleed the system. Alex.
  8. As I previously said, best to swop out like for like. ie: Rev-up for Rev-up Alex.
  9. You will not go far wrong with Infinity Braehead or Nobles (NHPC) in Edinburgh if you want a Nissan stamp in the book. Alex.
  10. Got DE pre rev up and 350 and 370 HR, so kinda cut my own throat on this one however, informed advice is what I am about. Regards, Alex.
  11. Never been done in the UK to my knowledge, however the gearbox is similar so the only issues that you may have are ECU and looms etc. Best to swop like for like, just to keep it simple and cost effective. Alex.
  12. Utter tosh! Very easy to refit with a decent quality double sided tape. Alex.
  13. Yes, HR would fit, however it is not a cost effective option. Alex.
  14. As a comparison, I was recently offered a Mitsubishi service plan for my Mitsubishi Shogun SG3 for 3 years at a price of £975.00 for all parts and labour irrespective of the mileage I covered or the amount of services required. (great deal for high mileage users) Also, I was recently offered a similar plan for my Nissan R35 GT-R TP at a price of £1495.00. Both the above vehicles are fairly new and appear to be competitive quotations and might appeal to the layman. However I can service both these vehicles myself at a fraction of the cost, and still retain the manufacturer's warranty. Rather than enter into a service contact I would advise that you approach an informed, trustworthy, recommended indy and obtain/negotiate servicing prices from them. Alex.
×
×
  • Create New...