It would have been exactly that if I had not spotted it, in fact it probably would have thrown the shaft within a few laps with disastrous results but hey ho we live to tell the tale.
Hi Adam,
Only coming out to play if your girlfriend is off the leash
Not signed up for Tuts as yet, as Friday is manic here but never say never.
Also I have Track Scotland on the Saturday.
Would be good to hook up, it has been to long.
Well, set about the weekly after and pre track check with the intentions of the usual checks plus brake pad replacement all round.
Turned out that I required a bit more as the n/s/r inner drive shaft boot had disintegrated and the inner cv joint was shot.
So a new complete drive shaft was the order of the day complete with a new bearing assembly.
Not a huge job labour wise but the parts are not cheap, luckily I had all in stock.
Just goes to show that no matter how well you maintain your car there is always the stuff that you do not legislate for.
I have the OEM oil fiter and crush washers in stock and good to go same next day.
JDM and UK are the same.
Drop me a pm if I can help you further
Alex.
Unfortunately if it is the fly then replacement is the only option as it is not a servicable item.
Clutch replacement and release bearing is also advised when you have the gearbox out.
Exedy clutch kits, Fidanza single mass lightened aluminium flywheels and OEM LUK dual mass flywheels always in stock and good to go same next day.
Upgraded clicky axle kits also in stock
Let me know if I can help you further.
Alex.
No need to reprogramme if you are quick with the swop over as the key fob is not happy with the battery removed for more than 30 seconds.
I have loads of spare new fob batteries with a sell by date of Sept. 2013, send me over your addy and I will stick one in the post to you.
Alex.
Pulling the clutch fork boot back and lubricating the pivot ball fulcrum point should work if the squeak is from there.
Perhaps you require a new clutch cover as the squeak may be from the diaphram.
Do you have the concentric clutch bearing?
Rocker cover gaskets are £11.00 each and I have them in stock.
The coil pack oil seals unfortunately are not available on there own as they are part of the rocker cover.
An oil seal failure will only give you an internal oil leak whilst a gasket failure will result in an external oil leak.
I have new rocker covers in stock at around £300.00 each or preowned at £95.00 each.
Alex.