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Was in the infobase but did not have picture.

I've fixed the infobase record up so go there for fuse diagram and translation.

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I've asked one of the admins to look into the broken link.

Your wasting your time trying to convert the N/A to turbo.

Just buy a turbo engine and wiring loom, and fuel system and drop it in instead.

Normally there is no hole there, so it looks like someone has added the fitting (i'm guessing to connect up a blow off valve) by making a hole. Best option is to find something to block the fitting with. Edit: just looked at the workshop manual, it does show a fitting there but not enough detail to ...

Hyper I can confirm that running incorrect offset - putting the center of the tyre in a non-standard position can make the handling feel strange. I had the wrong offset 15" in my civic and changed to the right offset and it made a huge difference. If you know the stock width and offset, you ca...

James wrote:Yeah, not sure either, maybe just signed on to promote the link in his sig?

I've already raised this with the other admins and we are watching him, but hes stopped posting crap since we cut down on his posts.

Can you get in touch with Mozzy

profile.php?mode=viewprofile&u=330

If you have a link to it send it to him as well.

I think it may be this one.
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But i don't have permissions to restore it, or know why its gone.

Easy enough to add to any city.

See here for more info.
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This may be abit late for you but i did forget to mention that the little steel bracket welded to the column that the plastic cover screws onto is slightly different on the City-E's (NZNew) as it has a different height on one side but to avoid the plastic cover sitting cawk-eyed just use the City-E...

Wow 10 years, time does fly.

Congrats everyone!

KingCity wrote:Bro they are all the same, i'm 100% sure you don't need a T2 one, i fitted a N.A City one to my T1. I only just through one out to

Thanks for the info!

If your wrecking a T2 please make sure you grab the brake master cylinders out of them as you can no longer get off the shelf replacement seals, or whole units. You should still be able to get them resealed, but you will need to take yours in and they will have to try and match them. This doesn't he...

Brake Master Cylinder Part Numbers

For gasket set.
K10057X (Safe R Brakes Christchurch)

For Replacement Cylinder
74967902 (Safe R Brakes Christchurch)

Note: They have none left as of 17/10/2011.

The T2 master cylinder is different to the T1 (not sure if T1 is different to NA) it has a slightly larger cylinder (13/16").

It might be possible to use a T1 on a T2 anyway as the mountings might still match up, but unconfirmed at this stage.

I need a T2 steering shaft, the bit highlighted in the picture, i need a new one that is not loose in the bearing (where the arrow is pointing to) Pm me if you have one, and willing to part with it, prefer Christchurch, but open to New Zealand. https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/-EjpAUA7N3rU/TpvZfKMQ...

That goes into the catalytic converter.