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Swapped N75 to Rallyrep (working N75) and renewed all boost hoses...
Meh... But, in cool air density like this morning it “thinks about” going N75 then “checks back”... Might just have to hook up the Turbosmart and methodically watch the boost gauge again to see how much pressure the system can hold.
Last edited by Ian Simmonds; 2 August 2020, 20:39.
Ours fell apart about a decade ago and exactly the same. Methodically re-shouldered it all and bound it up in insulation tape then waterproof duct tape and it’s been fine ever since... That’s dog in and out twice a day, like fine....
I've had the same wiring issue in my coupe tailgate loom. It makes you wonder why the loom through to the door never gives problems but the tailgate which gets opened a lot less does... I hope saying that's not somehow magically broken my door loom now!
The tool I have is the proper Durite JPT tool. However, it wasn't closing the collar properly over the cable insulation and I had to finish off each one using the normal non insulated crimp tool. The pins do actually fit in the normal tool but it wasn't starting off as well as the JPT tool. Maybe it needs adjustment but the jaws are closing completely do I don't know how.
My heated rear window switch was doing strange things, turning itself on and off randomly whilst driving. The rear wiper was also not working.
I think I found the culprit.
I’m replacing all of the wires. Two had separated completely and nearly all the others were damaged.
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