Its not on the gearbox at all? For what you've described yes its the sensor, if its missing youll obviously have the problem. and if its broken too. Google an out of car gearbox as it is a hard sensor to see when on the car
There's a sensor located on the back of the gearbox, very easy to knock if working under the car. It doesn't affect the fuel...just the gauge will be useless
Its an absolute ******* of a job to be honest. Going from underneath is the easiest way as the access to the top stubs are near impossible from the engine bay. I removed the turbo and the subframe as it greatly increases your work space (but then I was swapping the tubo and exhaust out...
No i dont mate sorry, sold the car (massive regrets). I remember one plate was aluminium and the other was steel as i couldnt get any more alu. Makes no difference as its only a bracket piece.
My measurements weren't "exact" i just held each piece to the calliper and trimmed to the correct...
I've heard mixed reviews. Some like them, others just upgrade the breather system to silicone piping when it splits, to avoid having to empty the catch can all the time.
Personally, il probably just upgrade the silicone if its needed.
Spent the day/night pulling the turbo off and the entire exhaust system. God these Ko4's are a PIG to work on! Having real issues getting access to the manifold bolts.
Really hoping the stage2 set ups gonna be worth all this effort.
The milltek seems to have a centre section (decat pipe) that bolts onto the downpipe by 2 bolts? Has a visible flange on it instead of just being a push over bit of pipe
Bought a 2nd hand 3" full decat non res system, will the standard exhaust gaskets/bolt kit be ok for fitting this or will I need different ones?
Thanks
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