the lighting and actual power to the lighter element are differnt curcuits, check its plugged in and that the fuse isnt blowen, likely cheaper and easyer than the solar panel, and works at night too
http://www.trademe.co.nz/Browse/Listing.aspx?id=405164595&permanent=0
this guys trying to pass this as a spec c, i politely informed him otherwise but he told me i dont know shit, so if anyone cares or is bored please leave comments on his auction, id hate for someone to spend 40k thinking that the car is something its not.
The car is clearly a NZ new STI spec R
Welcome and best of luck with urn pwrc season u have had the best start possible. hows urn efforts with sponsorship going? surely someone had jumped on the bandwagon by now?
As a mechanic that does inspections like this that is terrible, you should only ever state fact and not personal oppinion, take it back and make the dickhead fix it
Why would u get a rev C if you were to do light mods? the rev d has a reflashable ecu that can be tuned by open source, or u can pay for ecutek and go out to 190kw atw with a simple reflash
Yes D revs pink on anything less than 98, but the upside to having the 9:0/1 CR and longer gearing is that i can get 100km more out of a tank than my brothers BH5A.
You could have a small air leak somewhere, are you sure its not a small missfire when the mixture leans out thats throwing the mixture out at the o2 sensor then feeding the ecu rubbish? as a test get the o2 hot, then hold the revs at around 2.5 steady, then check the o2 output in this situation, u should see a fairly rapid cycling between .2-.8 v if it goes out higher or lower u need to determain if the ecu is causing it or a slight missfire, and this is where a scanner can solve a problem in 10min vs hours of guessing
These can be tuned thru open source, if you have a lap top buy a cable taxrix and then get someone reputable to tune it, im sick of seeing performance shops tucking people using free softwere!
In the scheme of things a alloy radiator has little effect on the over all look of your car, wheels on the other hand have a huge effect. If the stock one is fine and you want to dress up your engine why not consider some of the things out of japan like those radiator cover panels etc, they make things look better and serve some purpose
For this problem you really need to plug it in to a scanner that reads data, someone with even mediocore skill should be able to pick whats going on from the data, the ecu can adjust the short term fuel trim by up to +/- 25%, if u have a bad o2 its likely the output will swing from close to 1v then suddenly drop to 0 making the ecu make its max adjustment and give you jerkyness in closed loop when it pulls 25% out and makes the mixture very lean.
yes if you have no or limited experiance with brakes i wouldnt recommend doing your own master cyl rebuild. when doing any bleeding you havnt by any chance let the brake fluid run out? you may have to bleed the master cyl