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I love this bloody forum it is really helpful. Anyone got a pic of both bolts which will show me the location from a different view? This iphone is ****e!

cant find it in service history, I would do it but I see horror stories of undoing the wrong bolt !

I know iknow it is all questions buuuuuut we have a "slippy auto box, it feels like somehow it is slipping a clutch, do you think an oil change would help it?

i think cheap are what were fitted less than 12 months ago, hence I am changing the bloody things again !!!

ok cheers I will have a look for it, any recommendations on who to get them from?

bloody things !!! only got changed 12 months ago, gone again. does the prop shaft have to come off to change them? Gordon be doing the front pads next week as well, just seems to have got to "that" time with this car

so now I gotta change the bloody rear diff mounts !!!! they were only done a year ago !!

The m7 studs were fine but the copper alloy nuts went funny and werent gripping the manifold down!

thank you all for your help and assistance and also to Ron at rover ron who was bloody brilliant

yeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeesssssssssssssssssssssssssss solved it, the manifold was so loose it was letting air in and out at will, four M7 nuts and a cpl of bolts and the truck is back !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I have a feeling that having the manifold down tight enough that the car wont run with the intake blocked might just solve the problem

I have some m7s on the way so I will get it down tight, there is loads of thread on the studs and I cant see how i have stripped all 3!

I took the nuts off those threads tho

still dont understand why the nuts wont go back on though

see that has cheered me up no end :-)

somebody please just make me feel better and tell me that the manifold not being hard down is likley to be the cause of the black smoke???? it will cheer me up

http://www.pelicanparts.com/More_Info/11617545279.htm?pn=11-61-7-545-279-M9

I havae to say I think getting the manifold back down properly might just help with black smoke though !!!!

they did when I took them off ! I removed the manifold to get to the injector to remove the injector,

cannot for the life of me work out why the old ones have failed unless it is becuse they are copper and removing them screws them up, they feel like they have become too big for the thread on the studs