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I found out the hard way there is a screw, but I now have three spares…
Ill pop out to the garage in a little while and take a pic of a lose one so you can see how it goes.
Ouch, not a fouled sensor or such then, not good news, feel for you.
Before you go buying a cam, what else got damaged along the way, I think you might be better awaiting confirmation of any other items like valves, piston tops, cam bearing caps etc. I I think I would want to know why? Ie timing...
I am only chucking this in as a wee bit of a start, others may be able to give you further.
P1062 & P1067 (and a few others with them) I’d be focusing on three things first.
Cam position sensor, starting to fail or fouled in some way can give misleading VVT/cam position, should be visible on...
i use Gliptone gentle cleaner and conditioner.
Have used few other types in the past, like autoglym but fount the gliptone the best to date.
Time and effort are key though.
Hi, I am newish to forum but never actually introduced myself, so here goes,
I am Edd and had a thing for RCZs when they first appeared, first one back about 2010, 1.6 156 petrol in Dolphin blue loved it. Got the chance to upgrade a few years later to a Gt 1.6 200 petrol in Grey….lovely car...
So being an older car (2012) it collected a few battle scars (stone chips), mainly on the front bumper. I eventually got round to getting it sorted and I’d swear she’s smiling at me in this pic in a way of thanks. Just to get it cleaned up again of all the bugs that hitched a ride on the bumper...
You might be better with a socket and a torque wrench, i will check a bulletin I have in the garage later to confirm but I recall 80/90Nm. Original TSB said 60Nm, but that was raised as the early prince engines leaked at the aluminium washer your leaking at after a handful of heat cycles.
In...
ps, looking at your picture I think your seals on your oil filter housing have dried and cracked causing it to leak where the filter housing meet the block or your turbo oil feed pipe, both noted leak points and best done together. If you’re handy it’s not an expensive job to sort, tho cat needs...
If it’s of any use, my Rcz came with the half tray underneath and as I wanted to keep the underside of the engine clean after detailing it I bought a full tray of eBay (brand new aftermarket, fits okay) and a fitting kit. Wasn’t dear, think about £40 + £10 for the kit. I will look up the details...
Did you get sorted?
if not, and you have factory standard wheels on your car, the link below should guide you.
Compare against any of the bolts that do come out okay.
ps, hope I am not breaking admin rules posting link...
You might need to seek out the android head unit manufacturer in relation to correct canbus settings to suit the car and head unit.
I had to use a different setting and get a different canbus decoder to suit my head unit and regain functionalit.
As for the colour of the buttons, these should be...
A very thorough rad flush sounds to be required.
Flush the heater matrix as a direct individual item, the shape it sits in and the way it’s plumbed allows for it to silt up. Two hoses heading into the bulk head (air intake pipes removed remove both and add a decent rad flush directly into the...
Interesting Ife, I have considered quite a bit on changing the oil spec up but never heard of anyone doing it for any length of time making comment.
Mines due a change in about July (@ 6000 from last), if you don’t mind me asking (and apologies to original poster), do you know how many happy...
Thought I’d post on here to see if anyone has need of an interior for their RCZ Before I post on the bay.
It’s a cloth interior in very good condition, nice and clean, no rips or tears. Perfect if yours has become worn out, torn or badly stained.
Collection or arrange your own courier, I will...
petrol Car?
Have a good look around the thermostat housing pipe cluster.
Usually a good starting place, not expensive to replace at home, just blooming awkward as airbox and its associated pipes need to come out of the way even to get a look at it as it starts to go round the back of the engine...