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2nd September 2009, 14:26
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Handfull of problems
*moved up for more detail*
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Originally Posted by Jordysport
the handbrake cable probably hasn'y been clipped into the holder in the transmission tunnel under the heat sheild
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The guy said it needed a clip apparently?
Floppy Handbrake;
“The driver’s side door clicks.
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Originally Posted by Jordysport
Clicks means nothing to me, does it click when you press the fob, when you shut the door or what need a bit more detail
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Drivers side equivalent;
The passenger side door bump strip gets caught between the door opening and the offside wing.
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Originally Posted by Jordysport
Has definatly been in an accident needs the wing adjusting properly as its not a genuine part,”
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Both these problems are the same, thought it was the bumpstrip on the passenger door, but turns out both doors click, like the metal holding it connecting the door to the shell;
“There are a few rust spots/bubbles in the bonnet, apparently it's been resprayed, can I do anything to get these out? Or just get a new bonnet.
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Originally Posted by Jordysport
same as above would have to get a new bonnet or get it resprayed properly”
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Will probably get a new one, not at the top of the list right now though;
It has 2 very small dents in the wings, how's best to get them out?
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Originally Posted by Jordysport
best to put up with it or get a proper bodyshop to do it.
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I was gonna try taking of the kit and pushing them out (very tiny.. probably won’t bother). But don’t bother anyway you’re saying? Lol.
I have heard of a plunger? (lololol), or shall I push that out from the inside ?
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Originally Posted by Jordysport
can work but mostly it doesn't
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That would involve taking of the rear inside door card, another obstacle I couldn't fathom. The main cosmetic problem though is a large dent hereee;
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Originally Posted by Jordysport
where is the big dent lol.
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It's big too me lol;
Also, how do the VT kit clips unclip?
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Originally Posted by Jordysport
they pull off the car, but if you mean once the panel is off, they slide to one side, there are screws in the 3/4 panel at the front top and also on the door top front. only one on each panel.
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Thanks =D.
Engine;
I'm holding up the/a clip that came from the between the radiator and front bumper. I think it holds the bonnet down, cause you're right, i'm not sure if it's down properly. The red handle inside doesn't seem to do anything, maybe that controls this? I dunno. The latch you do with your hand still works though.
Also, that's an aftermarket air filter isn't it, and looks like carbon fiber or faux caborn fiber something.. on there as well =D.
Thanks =].
Last edited by Bound; 2nd September 2009 at 18:22.
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2nd September 2009, 14:49
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Quote:
Originally Posted by RichardBound
The handbrake is really floppy, the guy said it needs a new handbrake pin. (it literally just sits there and flops about).
the handbrake cable probably hasn'y been clipped into the holder in the transmission tunnel under the heat sheild.
The driver’s side door clicks.
Clicks means nothing to me, does it click when you press the fob, when you shut the door or what need a bit more detail
The passenger side door bump strip gets caught between the door opening and the offside wing.
Has definatly been in an accident needs the wing adjusting properly as its not a genuine part,
There are a few rust spots/bubbles in the bonnet, apparently it's been resprayed, can I do anything to get these out? Or just get a new bonnet.
same as above would have to get a new bonnet or get it resprayed properly
It has 2 very small dents in the wings, how's best to get them out?
best to put up with it or get a proper bodyshop to do it.
I have heard of a plunger? (lololol), or shall I push that out from the inside ?
can work but mostly it doesn't
That would involve taking of the rear inside door card, another obstacle I couldn't fathom. The main cosmetic problem though is a large dent hereee;
where is the big dent lol.
Also, how do the VT kit clips unclip?
they pull off the car, but if you mean once the panel is off, they slide to one side, there are screws in the 3/4 panel at the front top and also on the door top front. only one on each panel.
Thanks for any answer in advance =].
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2nd September 2009, 14:50
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And also chassis leg looks to be bent backwards if you look at the alignment of the bonnet, imo you have bought a wreck.
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2nd September 2009, 16:36
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Jordysport
And also chassis leg looks to be bent backwards if you look at the alignment of the bonnet, imo you have bought a wreck.
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Most of the things are small things, It's a project over a few months, just wanna get sort some stuff out.
The dent is next to the drivers door, it's not chassis, it's bodywork I think,
The bonnet doesn't sit right because the clip that holds wasn't on in that picture.
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Originally Posted by Jordysport
Clicks means nothing to me, does it click when you press the fob, when you shut the door or what need a bit more detail
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Okay,
I'll take pictures/videos of the stuff I'm on about if that's more helpful =].
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2nd September 2009, 17:11
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Moved to first post.
Last edited by Bound; 2nd September 2009 at 18:20.
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2nd September 2009, 17:33
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Ok, you have a handful of problems there,
the handbrake is yes a clip but its probably better to swap the units, probably cheaper also. or it could be the mounts are broken,
for the door clicking, that sounds very very very much like the mounts are coming loose the welds normally break. need welding back on.
can't really do alot about the bonnet tbh but with the alignmet it would suggest that either the chassis legs are bent or the slam panel is bent backwards,
yes that is a massive dent, unfortunatly there is no hope in hell that will pop out, it would have to pushed out and back in again and the use of alot of filler, problem is its not a dent its more of a dent combined with a crease and also having damaged the handle area would be very difficult to fix. and i bet that there is more damage under the VT Kit,
That clip clips into the underside of the slam panel and holds the radiator in place and stops it from moving about onto the hot manifold.
Contact me on MSN it may be easier to help.
Last edited by Jordysport; 2nd September 2009 at 17:43.
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2nd September 2009, 21:49
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+ imaginary rep for helping me so far on MSN =].
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2nd September 2009, 22:16
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omg at the handbrake! new car ftw.
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2nd September 2009, 22:34
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Originally Posted by E3D
omg at the handbrake! new car ftw.
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Yeah, lost my dust cap too..
NEW CAR.
lmfao.
Nice.. short, unhelpful, and sweet.
rofl  .
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