Project 'sillyteg'
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Soldato
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Just take the turbo and bits off and lash them to the Estima.
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really sorry to hear this, hop it isn't too bad. Was really looking forward to seeing this being compete.
tom.
tom.
Don't junk it now. You'll regret it even more. Put it away and leave it there for a week or two. Collect your thoughts and have another go - or when funds allow.
DIY builds like this are prone to these things happening - its why we pay ££££ in labour charges to get someone else to do it. Its going to be a long process especially what your doing.
Hang in there.
DIY builds like this are prone to these things happening - its why we pay ££££ in labour charges to get someone else to do it. Its going to be a long process especially what your doing.
Hang in there.
Unlucky man, you really aren't having the best luck, and it all seemed to be going so well (since the engine went in) until now
I'm getting sick of rebuilding mine too, about to get it "running" for the 2nd time, another £621 lighter.
I pick it up in just over an hour, lets see what happens.
I'm getting sick of rebuilding mine too, about to get it "running" for the 2nd time, another £621 lighter.
I pick it up in just over an hour, lets see what happens.
No, I didn't get it decked in the end. I suppose it could be the HG, I'll check coolant levels later.
I'm so ****** off. I'm seriously considering just cutting my losses and selling it as-is now
Absolute waste of time, money and energy
Sorry to hear that. You really do have the ******* luck with cars.
I'm sure this post has helped.
/Capt Obvious
