Josh Wiggill
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Yes I had been previously advised to steer well clear from the red ones as they are to small apparently
P38 EAS - Brass Compression Fitting Mod
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They don't look too bad at all. So maybe the problem is in the valve block with the seating of the O rings.
If you remove the exhaust silencer rom the valve block, is there any trace of white powder?
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Josh Wiggill
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I had a closer inspection of the rear bags on the side facing the front of the car and they are just as cracked and perished as the fronts…they are also dated 2005
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OK, time to change the bags. My guide is in the tech archive.I had a closer inspection of the rear bags on the side facing the front of the car and they are just as cracked and perished as the fronts…they are also dated 2005
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Pictures 6,7 and 8, the bags are finished. Any surface cracks means the rubber can't flex and has dried out. What you can't see I how they are inside. I'd change them.
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I need to go to SpecsaversPictures 7 and 8, the bags are finished. Any surface cracks means the rubber can't flex and has dried out. What you can't see I how they are inside. I'd change them.
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