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well got defected last night for the following:

1) Pod Filter (only got a heat sheild around it, will wack a lid on now)

2) BOV

3) Exhaust modified no report (however it should be under 90dB)

4) Modified bonnet lid no report (CF bonnet)

5) Reverse lights not working ( got the reverse light switch indicator in my garage, need to put it in)

6) windscreen washers not working (had no fliud)

IF any1 can PM me a place to clear the defect without me having to mess aroudn taking the BOV off, or swapping the bonnet around ( i have the stocker in my garage) as i am going to melb for work halfway through next week and wont have time, it would be greatly appreciated...

Has anyone had any experience with a friendly engineer, who could do a report for my car.... preferably 1 where he could cover my bonnet, however i realise the issue with CF bonnets.

Thanx and all help appreciated :)

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eeek.

Man, whenever I hear of a defect, i get scared. hasn't happened to me yet, although I did drive past a defect station a few weekends ago, on the pacific highway near the F3 of all places.

I was tucked in behind a bus, as a friendly Taxi driver flashed me a warning.

good luck with clearing it all Susp., let us all know how u go, as I'm sure I'll need the info sometime soon.

Just out of curiosity, where did it happen?

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  smasha said:
eeek.

Man, whenever I hear of a defect, i get scared. hasn't happened to me yet, although I did drive past a defect station a few weekends ago, on the pacific highway near the F3 of all places.

I was tucked in behind a bus, as a friendly Taxi driver flashed me a warning.

good luck with clearing it all Susp., let us all know how u go, as I'm sure I'll need the info sometime soon.

Just out of curiosity, where did it happen?

Pennant Hills RD, coming back from an old pac run

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Can't really help, but points 4 & 5 seem a little rough. Technically speaking, I guess each point mentioned could be seen as a defect, but they must have really had it in for you if they went to the effort of checking all those minor little things...

Good luck getting it all sorted.

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Guys - here is the thread the club guys have used for this sort of thing

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/in...howtopic=110295

Note - if the link doesnt work then you're not a current SAU NSW member, click the link in my sig and you can download the form :)

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Well its only fair that club members get the benefits - im sure you understand

Without listing names and numbers, which would defeat the point, there are several places listed with engineers on staff who can, and have helped out SAU'ers before. Price guides included.

I would tell you the names myself, but its just not fair to paying members - sorry

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  N1GTR said:
Haha - thats cool, petrol and mods come first :D

Can you PM me exactly what i will get? will i be able to clear my defects without havign to change parts back on my car?

will i get an engineer who will be able to sort me out with everythign i have on my car atm? including CF bonnet....

if so i may join up :)

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Im not an engineer, so i cant really answer that

The thread includes names and numbers of engineers aswel as price guides, not a list of what they will pass and what they wont

Im sure when some of the members who have been through this see this thread, they will help you with specifics, but like i said.....im not an engineer

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ouch i think 5 & 6 were a lil out of line.

but if your going to get an engineers report

i highly recommend

Consulmotive Pty Ltd. 15/17-37 Lorraine Street. PEAKHURST. NSW 2210. E: consulmotive@consultant.com. P: (02) 9620 8475. F: (02) 9620 8475

EXCELLENT..

guys name is John he just did our pulsar..

*thumsup for him*

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