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Steve K-B

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  1. bummer.. damn that sucks balls.

    It sucks large, hairy, unwashed balls... so ive heard anyway. :blink:

    You would have been untra pissed if they had stolen it tho. Things could have been alot worse.

    On an off note, did you get those seats reconditioned? They look mean.


  2. It does look cool, but it sounds like it should be on the track. Theres no turbo spooling, Blow of valve, waste gate, anti lag farting, poping noises.

    Ohh that gets me going just thinking about it...... *runs to the toilet* :)


  3. What the hell happend there??

    Anyway, my car is 10mm lower on the driver side than the passenger side. Ive got Jamex springs witch arnt labeld left from right. The car sat that way as soon as i put them in. I plan to change the rear springs from side to side as its piss easy, to see if that makes any diffrent. If it does then maybe ill try the front.

    Strange tho..... :huh:

    EDIT: Must have been my computer stuffing up. All is fne now lol.


  4. Every 10,000km is pretty extreme. Wheel alignment places try and get you to come back about once a year (20,000km). If your tyres are wearing ok, i would even bother with one.

    On an off note, i got a wheel alignment done on my crapper today and my steering wheel was a bit off. I thought they would have fixed it but...... nup <_<


  5. Do you mean join the two wires and disconect the brake light swith all together?? If thats what you mean, dont do it. Your brake lights will stay on permantly.

    Ahh just read it again, That wire should be conected to your brake lights! Thats what its for. Just try getting rid of the high stop and that all that relay crap. Join the orriginal wire up to the lights in parralel [sp?] See what happens. At the worst it will only blow a fuse... :P


  6. Im not sure what the E36 is like but have a look at all your suspension bushes. Ive seen a couple of cars with basicly no bush left in the bottom arm do what your describing.

    If you have a jack and stands, have a look under the car at all the bushes for cracks etc. If its as bad as your describing it should be easy to spot, also have a look at engine and Gbox mounts.

    Its not somthing simple like a loose tyre or jack rocking around in the boot is it? :blink:


  7. Just a little note, if your car was regested before 1990 it dosnt need a high stop by law.

    I now if you add more current to the brake light system (ie the high stop you have) it can damage the brake light warning monitor. It draws extra current and can over heat the reed(?) switch. With the reed switch buggerd the light will stay on.

    One way of fixing it should be to run a whole new possitive wire from the high stop to the stop light switch by the brake pedel... If the monitor isnt already bugged that is.

    But if your going to do this, test it befor you start ripping the carpet, pannels etc out as thats a big job for a little led!

    Just a thought, if you take the high stop bulb out does the brake light led go out?? :huh:

    EDIT: may be thats what the relays were used for. To get round the warning light.

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