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  1. i hade this problem a while back

    it was the head to exhaust manifold gasket

    it was leaking because the last 3 bolts were cracked

    took me about 4 hours to repair

    not much room to remove the last 2 bolts

    had to get a right angle drill to drill out the studs

    gasket $100 labour 4 hours

    i took the opportunity to replace the turbo to a larger unit at the same time

    dont stress this screaming wont break your car its just annoying

    eventualy the gasket will burn away and you wil beggin to lose power up top

    if your planing to upgrade turbo take the opportunity now

    as ita has to come off anyway

  2. a realistic figure tor thr 25t on stock injectors and stock turbo is about 180- 190 ish rwkw

    standard ecu, inj, pump will only support this much i know this

    as that is waht i have ended up with

    current mods

    fmic

    custom garrett T4

    full 3" pipe and high flow cat

    fuel cut defender

    i reached 100% duty cycle at 179.5 rwkw

    i need to change now

    ecu

    inj

    fuel pump

    fuel press regulator 2:1 ratio

  3. the pump sits on a metal bracket which is clipped in place all you have to do is unclip the metal bracket and it comes out with hoses and attacments

    the pump is clamped to the bottom of the bracket so you simply clamp it back in the same place once your done

    to remove the assembly you need to feel inide and slide the bracket up and to the side and it unlocks

    the access panel is in the raised section of the boot on the right hand side and yes the plastic cap is a pain to get off its so tight

    i recomend removing the battery from the car during tank opening

    less chance of sparks

    byt he time you figure out the how the bracket comes out you will be well and truly high even if your tank is almost empty

  4. no tank dropping required whole assembly comes out through the boot

    acess pannel in the boot

    then unscrew the plastic cap and remove assembly from in tank

    i did this once but i dont recomend doing this it is a dangerous procedure and the whole boot fills up with fuel vapours

    one spark and boom you now have no face

    aswell as the bad effects fuel vapours can have on your lungs

    after 5 min of fiddling inside the tank i was completely ****ed up

    i had no idea how high you can get on fuel vapours

    not a good high mind you killer headache and loss of balance

    and also

    spinnin`...

    spinnin`....

    spinnin`

    make it stop

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