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Well todays progress: All the piping is done, still need 2 weild pipe on for my bov though. Gearbox oil is in, just gotta bolt the wheels on rf gaurd and bonnet, also need to drill a hole for the turbo actuator, boost return feed. But apart form that its all done oh and need 2 paint the piping other wise it'll rust. Now for some high res pics:

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Injoy. Planning to go drags on sunday. If i can get a wof and rego.
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Nice work mate, good luck at the strip!
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And battery relocation complete :)
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Well. Its pritty much all togetha. The radiator hose that goes under the airflow meter has burst though and my oil in feed is leaking pritty badly. Ive also had another problem. I have started the car a couple of times. But wheva i turn it of i cant start it bk up again. And it seems to be running on 3.5 cylinders. So 2moro im going 2 try a different ingnition coil and see what that does. But yeah something dosnt seem right.
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Or the transistor. I had one go a bit funny like that ages ago, turned out to be crud in the plug creating a bad electrical connection.
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The Renegade wrote:Or the transistor. I had one go a bit funny like that ages ago, turned out to be crud in the plug creating a bad electrical connection.
U know if the e15e has a transitor that will work on a e15et???
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Dunno mate - we didn't get N/A injected N12's over here....
Just look at the string of letters & numberson your one and see if it's the same on the N/A one.
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wats that?
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wats that?
class power restriction unit :P
I understand the need for conformity. Without a concise set of rules to follow we would probably all have to resort to common sense.
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wats that?
That my friend is on the list of things to do. Still have 2 find were the water is leaking out of back of engine, replace that radiator hose, and get my actuator hooked up, and also modify my onnet so it will shut. THen i can actualy go 4 a drive in it.

Its running now. But it dosnt seem to be running right. Sounds lyk a pistion isnt fully combusting. But i reved it up 2 6500 didnt seem to have a problem with it. Turbo was happily spooling away. 1problem i need help with is the oil into turbo feed is leaking how do i fix this. Its screwd in as far as it can go. Oh and here are a few pics.

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Yes intercooler is sitting funny. The bumper support is bent. Getting a newer 1 of mike.
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And the area i weilded up. I got lazy and now its gotta a wire running straight through it.
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Dude, did you say the water is leaking from the back of the engine?
That's where mine was leaking, it was the welsh plug just underneath the oil filter. A right bastard to get to if you wanna see it or fix it. So I did it when the engine was out.....
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so people remove the air flow meters all together?

that metal box isn't needed at all?

what about all the wires that go into it? do they not matter?

mine isn't inter cooled but the AFM is sitting in front of the turbo just behind the POD filter. just remove it????
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Rohan - you can only ditch it when you have after market engine management. If you remove it with the stocko ECU him no worky.
Ya just tauck the wired into a safe place. Or, if you are bitter, twisted & angry like me, you wrap it around the drive shaft and drive off...... just for laughs
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Post by Rohan 84ET »

so if ya bought a microtech LT8 it would come with all the wires you would need, then just rip out the AFM metal box thingo, and all the wires near it, and plug in the new microtech ones.


awesome, sounds good.
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yeh thats probably the main reason to get a microtech, fark off the afm restriction unit ... panda gained 3 psi by taking it off after installing his microtech... and it is the culprit of most problems with the e15t
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