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A-pillar gauge pods
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xenon
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If you happen to lose or damage the Oil Pan Drain Plug the Porsche part number is N 016 164 1. It is an M20 x 1.5 plug and you may be able to find it at an Auto Pats Store without having to buy it from Porsche
Did mine at the weekend and it's quite a large plug.
Hilux
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Air fuel ratio is important but I`d rather a buzzer or light and if it runs lean then connect to the ECU to cut the engine??
Water gets hotter gradually so the odd glance at the factory gauge is sufficient
ORIGINAL: xenon
From Clarks Garage:
If you happen to lose or damage the Oil Pan Drain Plug the Porsche part number is N 016 164 1. It is an M20 x 1.5 plug and you may be able to find it at an Auto Pats Store without having to buy it from Porsche
Did mine at the weekend and it's quite a large plug.
Well I did say I could be wrong
Diver944
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ORIGINAL: sawood12
Dave, the one i'm looking at is this one...
http://www.gaugeshop.co.uk/product_info.php?manufacturers_id=11&products_id=77
Nice looking gauge and a decent price including the sender. Shame it doesn't match any of their other gauges.
I'm planning to go with two gauges in the centre air vent using this guys idea on Rennlist:
I am hoping that two gauges only will leave enough space for me to retain half the airvent and still look pretty factory. If it looks messy I will go for three gauges and lose the vent all together (I have left this vent shut all year and not really missed it). I have a spare binnacle and vent already, I just need to get my car back so I can get started.
Diver944
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ORIGINAL: Big Dave UK
Thats starting to look like the Starship Enterprise....[8|][8|][][]
I agree that four does look a bit overkill (maybe I should have one to monitor the temperature of each brake calliper [] , and a fifth one to deploy the anchor )
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