Maybe so, although I doubt that the support for the newer models is as useful and comprehensive as that for the P38... Anyways, it's a low-mileage example with everything working, so I hope it will last a few weeks before I need to get the spanners out;). FWIW: The new driver pack has sorted my...

Hi guys, Finally, I believe I've cracked it. I did everything on the list: - Eliminated both white connectors behind kick panel by clipping and soldering each wire - Rebuilt compressor (again) - Rebuilt valve block (again) - Went over the entire circuit with leak detector (tiny leak found on one...

Is it just me, or does the expansion tank appear to be bone dry?

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True, true. But non-suppressed plugs are still available. For NGK, a BP6ES is not suppressed, whereas the otherwise identical BPR6ES is. I had to change plug type on my old Alfa for this very reason (switched from copper core to Magnecor leads). I didn't know that all carbon-core leads are...

Magnecor make different types of leads. Some are made with internal RF suppression (to be used with regular plugs) and others are "straight through", meant for use with suppressed plugs. If you use suppressed plugs with suppressed leads, The resistance from coil to ground will be excessive and...

Good you didn't go with Britpart. If they salt the roads where you live, it would be a bad choice indeed. They claim it's galvanized, but my centre section only lasted a little more than a year before the rot made it through.

1997 4.6 HSE. I haven't reset the average for ages and it now sits at 15.2mpg. I've seen it as low as 11.5 in town and as high as 21 on a long flat run.

I might be interested in a P38 Gems version also, so please publish the prices when you get them. Henrik

Just got back. Reconnected battery. Had to sync the key in the door lock, but no EKA input required and she fired up without a hitch. Recommended! Henrik

I run a V8 and I've had excellent support on here, also in engine-specific cases. I think you're right though - there were probably more diesels made than petrols, and certainly more of them running today.

Maybe. Although I seriously doubt that a P38, fresh out of the factory with nothing at all wrong with it (except all those faults that were engineered in by the goblins), could be left for 6 weeks without draining its battery. Seems to be true for a lot of other cars as well.

My RF receiver was changed to the new version some time ago and it helped a lot. She will now maintain a healthy battery level for about two weeks, but after that it's touch and go. I have no power source where I park, so a trickle charger is out of the question. The sun never shines in Bergen...

Thank you, that's pretty much how I planned to do it.

I know. It happened to me last time and it's always such a pain tu get her up and running again.

Hi all (1997 4.6 HSE,) I won't be using the RR for the next 6 weeks and I wish to avoid a flat battery. Can I leave it disconnected without losing sync or getting key-code lockout, provided that I follow procedure when I disconnect? (ignition on, then off and remove battery lead within 20 sec)...

I did follow the instructions and I loaded the driver before plugging in. I will try a bit more this weekend. Henrik

Thank you, I will check the dely times and such against your screen. I can see that you are getting lots of stuff back in the Rx buffer - I'm only getting "PP" every time the EAS does a power cycle. Keith seems to think that my comms are currently only working one way, from computer to car...

Hi all, Car is a '97 4.6 HSE. As posted in an earlier thread, I have an intermittent fault with my EAS. It works perfectly most of the time, but every now and then, it won't rise back up from highway mode and goes into beep-beep fault. I have now acquired the cable and EAS software from Datatek...