We have a WINNER! ;)
Flex Plate!
From the supplied info low oil pressure at idle was my first guess Suze plugged a mechanical gauge in and confirmed it had 38 psi at idle so the cracked flex plate was my second option.
I agree with Tony online diagnosis is very hard but if there are...
Apexi: As many of the coolant hoses as you can replace while the head's off.
Cheap insurance for the future they cost a bit from Toyota but are a LOT cheaper than another rebuild as our motors are intolerant of cooling failures.
LOL Brian!
Guess things are different there!
See bugger all Mk3's here...... see a HEAP of Silvia's all of em Grey imports as they were never sold here but rarely see a Mk3 :(.
Sort of be surprised if they have a 7M head in stock though as our cars just aren't that common Brett!
Make sure they test it for hardness it take 10 seconds and could save a PILE of grief later on!
Held off reading this thread until I'd seen it!
Didn't know anything about "Firefly" as it hasn't been here so went to Serenity as a total newb and we both LOVED it! :)
Great movie!
A rear isn't quite as dangerous as a cracked front (if it were a front I wouldn't drive it)
You can reuse your pads just rough em up on some coarse sandpaper.
Figgie: I didn't want to run it waste fire and my supplier did me a killer deal on the Dis4's (that and it future proof's it in case I want to go V8 later) ;)!
Good stuff Steve I LOVE the multifunction gauges means less clutter!
375 gauges is all well and good for the young guys but you can only look at 2>3 while going fast ;)!
Shaeff: :(
Damn this distance thing I just stripped ALL of the Gas lines from my car and chucked em out....
they were in perfect condition as we don't get the White Vomit here (snow)
You could have had them free.
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