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Zac is a top bloke, went down and found that I need:

Rear main seal

Top radiator hose - Got this thanks to Zac I will fit it when the car cools down.

Gearbox leak fixed - little leak @ the back.

Cold motor was the cause of the missfire I will run the factory coils until I cbf swapping the yellow jackets back in again.

Zac is a top bloke, went down and found that I need:

Rear main seal

Top radiator hose - Got this thanks to Zac I will fit it when the car cools down.

Gearbox leak fixed - little leak @ the back.

Cold motor was the cause of the missfire I will run the factory coils until I cbf swapping the yellow jackets back in again.

Zac our trusty little handy helper :)

Great to hear mate. I'm pleased to hear it wasn't anything major.

Means you can have a bit of driving fun once repaired ;)

Oh and Clint, with that hose fitting just make sure there is no crap on it and no coolant is on that sealant

It's ok if like a drop or 2 but it's best to have it clean

And let that sealant sit with the clamps on for a good hour before any coolant is put in the system, just for the extra sealing strength

Zac our trusty little handy helper :)

Great to hear mate. I'm pleased to hear it wasn't anything major.

Means you can have a bit of driving fun once repaired ;)

Didn't stop me from having driving fun, was being gentle on the way home though.

Could of been really bad so big thanks to Zac.

Oh and Clint, with that hose fitting just make sure there is no crap on it and no coolant is on that sealant

It's ok if like a drop or 2 but it's best to have it clean

And let that sealant sit with the clamps on for a good hour before any coolant is put in the system, just for the extra sealing strength

Aye will do, DOn't need to drive it again today.

Will head out in the next hour to sus out the car situation

Let me know if you want company

Would u like me to keep this for you Clint just in case u need a replacement straight pipe?

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:P

May come in handy.

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