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leigh_boy

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  1. ok so iv got a 2002 t sport has all the face lift bits e.g traction control, fron bumper, dark grey plastics (but again could have been changed as its got red door cards from a RED) altho ibut for some reason and its really bugging me is the dash clocks ( fuel bars) are really big not the small ones i would expect to see.

    also the time is back lit in green not orange but may have been changed.

    is it def a face lift, or a pre with the face bits on it?

    or some kind of mix from the factory using the last of some bits?

    scrap the time question piickles said he changed it.

    also does any one know if face lift speedo clocks would still plug in and work fine and is the millage sotred in the ecu / clocks or both.

    i know with some cars if you plug a lower millage clock it will sync with the ecu and display the correct and with some others you can plug a higher one in and it will sny that with the ecu makeing it gain millage.

  2. My fan is kicking in a lot recently, i think its just the hot weather ... i hope its just the hot weather :lol:

    How much is it to just change the head gasket/can you do it yourself? I know the gasket itself is about £30 isnt it. Might be worth just doing a bit of preventative maintenance if it will make you more comfortable driving your new car mate. It will probably need doing at some point anyway.

    you cant raelly do preventnative mainantance on a head gasket it eithe seals or it doesnt but can change it plus the bols for about £50 / £60

    Head gasket failure on 2zzge's just doesn't happen. It's really rare, I mean REEAAAALLLY rare! Look elsewhere first, personally I think that you're worrying over nothing...

    me to just done a trip to hove and back so will keep an eye on colour and level over the next few days,

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