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yeah lights are going off when revved apart from the MIL which is staying on all the time, aux belt seems tight no squealing

thanks I'll do another search, Oh forgot the temp gauge isn't working either

may car is misbehaving, I have several red waring lights on and the MIL, the battery light, (!) light and engine bay temp warning light have all just come on but they go off when the enine is reved and come back on when it returns to idle the MIL is on all the time what are my options? I considering...

I'm looking for a cheap car as a base for a race car (nippon and MR2 championship) and I come a across several non runners, apparently the cars were running fine then failing to start, as I found more than one showing the same symptoms, what’s likely reason for sudden non starting in MR2s, is there ...

Update Well I've had enough of this car, it was booked in for MOT today and it didn't even make it up the road to the test centre,all it's warning lights are on, engine compartment temp, MIL, battery ,brakes pretty much all of them expcept the oil pressure light plus the temp gauge isn't working !!!...

not true its eligable for the MR2 Super GT in 750MC and suspension fitted is fine I checked with Patrick. Fire extinguisher and cutoff switch plus rain light will cost £115 tops from JJC Race and Rally... I will fit for free :D yes you could run in super GT but not MR2 chamionship see link http://w...

I won't bother listing all the details I would mate, more chance of selling the car! Your probably right so here’s a bit more info. I bought this car as the basis for a race car (Nippon Challenge GT200 and MR2 Championship) to replace my Subaru Cup Impreza car (now sold), I mentioned to a pal in th...

I have for sale a 1992 Toyota MR2 it's a N/A 2.0 litre manual, UK REV2 in met blue with full MOT, sorry no tax at this price, I won't bother listing all the details if anyone is interested in it PM me for more info pics etc, I will say is it's just been serviced (inc brake overhaul)and is a tidy lit...

no I haven't got any pics of mine you but have a look at these pics http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&t=1151481&mid=13900 posted by the guy who recommended this system to me, it's the same interior as mine (except mine's got cream seats and carpets) and I just re-coloured mine...

if mine are knackered I'll knock some up from some slightly thicker gauge tube of even box section, might even make a strut brace while I'm at it.

try this http://furnitureclinic.co.uk/Leather_Co ... php#prices I re-coloured my TVR leather with this stuff very good, brings up light worn / scuffed leather like new

looks a nice car and pretty good value for a race spec car (will nearly race spec) but a fire system and cut offs aren't expensive, although it's not eligible for the 750 motor club sanctioned MR2 championship normally aspirated only and no adjustable suspension either this is to keep costs down, it...

thomp1983 wrote:you got the part number for the tool ive got two set of brakes to overhaul soon

chris

I was going to say you could borrow it but by the time it's been posted back and forth you my as well buy one, part no is 09756-00010

Agreed when I looked they were ridiculous prices but spoke to our parts people and it was only 55 quid somehow +vat but that's claimed back. I wasn't trying to be a Dick I looked into kits for ages they were about 40 quid it's always more rewarding rebuilding things butwIth everything else I am re ...

How essential are these ‘cancer bars’ ? mine are a little rough looking I was thinking of just binning them, they look so weak and flimsy I can’t see they’d be doing much even when not rusty, if they really are required then surely it would make more sense to fabricate something more substantial tha...

I was going to do this until I realised a new Delphi caliper was 55 quid was it a waste of my time then ? I don't think so, sometimes knowing you've managed to do a good job yourself, restoring the original part back to full working order, rather than simply bolting on a replacement (any monkey can...

Just reassembled the rear calipers atfer a complete strip and fettle, anyone having handbrake problems don't be afraid of having go yourself, seal kit was £30 and special tool just £2 from benfield toyota ( I wouldn't try to do it without the tool the de-tensions the spring and allows the circlip to...

SSP arived friday at benfields wakefield £2 :D bargain, to be fair it's basically just a nut with the right thread but it certainly makes the job easy, once I'd tensioned the handbrake plunger mech and removed the circlip the whole thing pulls out at this point I can remove the handbrake lever which...

rear caliper 'special' tool ordered from my local Toyota dealer (Benfield Wakefield) should be here tomorrow (fri) should be able to get it sorted then

yeah the white wheels really do look good, first job MOT then I'll do the wheels, I might even colour code the splitter to