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My thanks to whoever it was (my memory is cr@p) who pointed out that my air intake needed to be removed before I went puddle driving. Anyway I have modified the air intake slightly, so that it faces the rear of the engine compartment. I did have the end vertical, but when I was driving over 90, the temp started to climb, so I laid it flat and it seems ok now. Any thoughts?
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Your memory is $$$$, the same person who pointed it out also helped turn it round, Cant see why it should make any difference with the temp thoughOriginally posted by Ace Piker
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Yup. Thanks for asking though.Originally posted by Ace Piker
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On a more useful note,
, it's due to high and low pressure areas.
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Errr souldn’t that read at 70 mph……Originally posted by Ace Piker
Mine WAS a 150 bhp V6 and ran on PETROLComment
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I was, of course, on a private test track!Originally posted by PDRErrr souldn’t that read at 70 mph……Nil illegitimi carborundumComment
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Aha! Thanks then!Originally posted by gary16163Your memory is $$$$, the same person who pointed it out also helped turn it round, Cant see why it should make any difference with the temp though
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save all the firkin about and get a K&N.
nee nar nee nar, i'm a fire engine!Comment
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yes "!!!!! the congestion charge will go up again next yearOriginally posted by Ace Piker
Only Toyota can get you out of shiteComment
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on the way down to Beckton this morning i saw a poster about a new "green zone"... what's that all about??Originally posted by joker??yes "!!!!! the congestion charge will go up again next year
anything like a pedestrian precinct?nee nar nee nar, i'm a fire engine!Comment
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Is it a 3" hose?Originally posted by da SLUG manNil illegitimi carborundumComment
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This one is.........Originally posted by Ace Piker
http://www.hiluxsurf.co.uk/forums/sh...ighlight=K%26N
4x4toys.co.uk - Keeping you on and off the road...Comment
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