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GSMGuy

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  1. FFS, WHY do they make removal of such items so bloody difficult???? Mike
  2. Belt may have gone "shiny" whilst slipping in which case a new one should cure the squeal, it happens on full lock as thats when the pump is under most load. Mike
  3. Matt, dead easy to fit it to yours... I did mine as soon as I got it... If you do a search, there is quite a long thread on it.. Basically, you need a stalk, the loom (modified to lengthen it) and access to a dealer diagnostic, or VAG-COM to turn it on... Mike
  4. As said, something is letting water onto the drivedelt that powers the steering pump... Looks like we have identified the cause, now just need to chec, A if you have an undertray/towing eye cover missing.. Mike
  5. Just sounds like a bit of a self check routine to me... As long as there are no other probs..... Mike
  6. Was in Costco last week, a PAIR of nice slim framed 7" TFT widescreen monitors, a DVD player, all wiring and 2 sets of headphones
  7. Firstly, check the fluid level... Then, aux drivebelt slupping when the PS pump is under load? Any squealing, or niticeably worse when raining? Mike
  8. Have a look HERE AT EXIDE Mike
  9. Yep, fuel pipe pulls off - it's a tight fit getting it back on though, and I'd give it all a soak with WD40 the night before! Mike
  10. Have a look at THIS THREAD I posted some info, and you'll note that you can do the job without disconnecting the heater from the car.. Mike
  11. Hi mate - this definately sounds like burnt out clutch packs - Just had my whole box and TC replaced as a result of it. Whereabouts are you as I got mine for
  12. Right... Galaxy auto box is made by Jatco (Japananese Auto Transmission CO) So you'd think it was reliable???? Nope... Just had a full recon box and torque converter in my 2002 Tdi 115, costing
  13. Where do they get their prices - Just had a look at repair times on Autodata. Changing the cambelt and tensioner on a 2003 PD is quoted at 2.4 hours, (not 2hrs 40min) On an earlier model it's 2.90 hrs for some reason. Now I'm presuming dealers charge
  14. Well they really should have, if it was obvious, but try getting them to admit it... Mike
  15. Most prob the sqealers have forgotten to plug the remote into the rear of the stereo, It's only a small plug and can quite easily fall back into the aperture. Not too sure on the cruise though. Mike
  16. Hi and welcome to the forum. 1st things 1st, if yours is a 98 car it definately IS NOT a 115 Tdi, it will be a 90 or a 110, now we know that if it's a 110, then there's only 5 bhp missing - but the point is they may as well be 2 completely different engines! Tdi 90 & 110 are "traditional" direct injection motors, with diesel injector pump, pipework and injectors all visible when you take the plastic cover off the top of the engine. 115 (and 130) are PD or pumpe deuse engines, with unit injectors, each pressurised by an exhaust lobe on the cam, and the fuel being released into the chamber electrically... So, if the dealer has relied on you telling them it is a 115 - (they really are this thick!) they may have fitted the incorrect parts, as the crank pulleys are different - the 115 & 130 have a timing belt which is 5mm wider to compensate for the extra load.. Or then again thay may simply not have tigtened the retaing bolt....... Mike
  17. Lo Jim 115 certainly shouldn't be breathless pulling up a hill, mine used to romp up them, before I chipped her... Fitted a Speedbuster to mine - not cheap @ around
  18. Ivor The aux heater is at addr 18, not 8, assuming it's a typo.. Doublecheck that the multiplug for the aux heater is all the way home, it's a tricky little bugger!! PS did you get that package? Mike
  19. Hi Andy, and welcome.... if you check out THIS THREAD you'll see a couple of complete module (address) lists from a couple of different Gals... HTH Mike
  20. My 115 has been dyno'd and produced 143... But I think 150 is gonna be hard to reach! Mike
  21. Write to the fitters and explain that whilst your vehicle was in their care, they have a legal responsibility for it, and by using the incorrect tool.. ie not as per the manual, they have caused the dameage! Mike
  22. Erm.. You'll void the ford warranty?? Plenty of posts about oil for the (PD)TDi 115 & 130 motor on here, just type it into the search B) Oh and welcome to the forum! Mike
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