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Auto glamour where did he go ??
kieronf84 replied to kieronf84's topic in Interior & Exterior Workshop
I hit him up cheers for this mate I was devastated I couldn't find autoglamour its hard to trust anyone to doit. Glad I'm still a xr6 turbo forum member haha - Yesterday
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morning all, happy Tuesday 🕎
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morning all, happy Monday ☮️
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Auto glamour where did he go ??
MR_FG_09 replied to kieronf84's topic in Interior & Exterior Workshop
Yeah so my FG is Viper Purple dark enough to be close to purple, Jayde is very good & old school if you check out his FB or Insta page pretty sure he posted my car on there [emoji1690] Sent from my SM-S901E using Tapatalk -
Auto glamour where did he go ??
kieronf84 replied to kieronf84's topic in Interior & Exterior Workshop
Oh really he moved to new Zealand damn yeah he was Brisbane based did my f6 which was black ages back and removed every blemish in the paint looked honestly amazing. How was the guy that did a paint correction on your car ? Do you have a color as bad as black was he able to remove all the swirls and scratches in the paint ? - Last week
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Auto glamour where did he go ??
MR_FG_09 replied to kieronf84's topic in Interior & Exterior Workshop
Is that the guy who was based in Brisbane if its the same guy I was going to use him but being Gold Coast Based he recommended Jayde from Dulvari Prestige But pretty sure he moved to the south Island of New Zealand Sent from my SM-S901E using Tapatalk -
Does anyone know where auto glamour went was part of this forum did paint correction work guy was a friggin magical operates in qld was part of this forum years ago did alot of our cars. I've tried his email number and Facebook.
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The stock suspension in a ute can move from side to side in terms of where it's mounted... that might be your cause if one of those mounts is a bit looser than usual.
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if it's so intermittent like that, it does sound like an electrical/wiring issue...
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morning all, happy Saturday ☦️ As can be seen, posting is now fixed! ... no paid work in the way on a Saturday haha
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morning all, happy Friday... yep, still haven't had time to focus on the forum to fix it; damn paid work getting in my way haha...
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morning all, happy Thursday... yes there are still issues as I didn't have time to ffocus on them yesterday, but hoping to have it resolved by today...
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morning all, happy Wednesday (yes, there are "posting" issues, I'm trying to fix them)
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Ba xr6t Been having an issue for a few weeks when randomly at idle car mite be idleing and all sudden for a split second missfired but at same time it revs up quickly and is all good ...this all happens within like 1-1.5 seconds. .other times when it does this it does same but besides revung up for a second it revs right up and missfired/stumbles etc till turn car off and on again . Mite do this a few times over say 4 days then comes good for a week or so and then does it again. When driving car it's fine...dosnet do it or miss etc only seems to be at idle Codes I get are related to excessive rpm ..and maximum speed reached codes Also I have tried a different throttle body and TPS. Which it came good for a few days after that. There is no intake leaks etc literally covered everything besides maybe coils? But surely it would do it while driving aswell bot just idleing? Also thinking possibly wireing issue to throttle body but again why only when idleing?
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Thanku keth. Your life saver mate.
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Hey bro jw I’m having the same problem and need help with sorting performance mode
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Hello as the title fg ute standard 18” wheels and tyres. Also not lowered or anything. Sometimes must be when turning hard the tyres rub on the chassis. When I got the car, one tyre was all cut up from the spot welds. Thanks
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Cheers for that woz! That link you provided will be a great help, I didn't even know it was possible to test the solenoids that way. I'm going to try and get a used zf6 hopefully this week as it seems a bit tricky to get just a torque converter as no one wants to part it from the box which is understandable. I'm pretty sure I can just chuck my old TCM in the new one and reset the learning tables in FORscan and it should hopefully all work. Going uphill the other day I did get some gentle shuddering so I'm leaning towards torque converter. At least when I go to swap the TCM I can test the solenoids with a multimeter then. I was quoted around $1500 in parts for the sonnax zip kit, new solenoids and a few other goodies but hopefully the valve body is still half alright as I don't really want to spend too much more on this car. Thanks again for the advice and link, I'll definitely keep y'all updated on how it goes
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morning all, happy Tuesday ✝️
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wouldn't change the oxygen sensor readings... but it could significantly shorten the life of a water-cooled turbo... but if there's no bearing play and the fins aren't able to touch the housing and the turbo takes a while to spin down after operation, it's probably OK.
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Hi all. So I discovered that the water line to turbo was completely flogged on my ba xr6t ...nothing getting through Long story short it's all good now (new line) But .I'm in no way of knowing for how long it was this way. Jidgeing by how it was clogged I'm thinking it was like this for quite some time..as in allot more the. A year...maybe 2 or so Now turbo seems ok. But what is the likely outcome on this? Stuffed bearings? Oil seals? Also wondering...seeing turbo was getting really hot with no water cooled ....can it. Affect the oxygen sensor readings?
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If you have forscan and a compatible obd cable, you can see what the torque convertor lockup solenoid is doing and the amount of slip the convertor has. A lot of the time there are no faults associated with a torque convertor that is surging. Worse case scenario you need to pull the box out and replace it, at least they're quite common these days. You could try replacing the EDS6 TCC solenoid if you feel like doing some shotgun troubleshooting. https://www.sonnax.com/tech_resources/308-zf6hp26-solenoid-identification
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morning all, happy Monday ☯️
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