Awesome cheers!If you warm the fly eye with a hairdryer it'll peel off. If there is any residue left it can be broken down by WD40 which doesn't harm the plastic or paint.
Ahhhh, well we will see. Just read somewhere about it damaging the lense? Something about melting the pattern onto the light. Hopefully all will be fine.Mine wasnt left in long enough to bond that we'll.
An aerosol of brake cleaner is a handy thing to have around, that will remove sticky stuff plus 101 other uses.Does the film leave a lot of residue when you remove it Gaz? Wanting gone asap but got nothing around the house to remove the sticky stuff if there is any.
Cheers,
Connor.
No way! great minds think alike @t-tonyAn aerosol of brake cleaner is a handy
An aerosol of brake cleaner is a handy thing to have around, that will remove sticky stuff plus 101 other uses.
My wheels that are going on are 108's, split rims.
Tony.
Try peanut butter, works great!! JIMDoes the film leave a lot of residue when you remove it Gaz? Wanting gone asap but got nothing around the house to remove the sticky stuff if there is any.
Cheers,
Connor.
Hopefully it'll be good news, the engine management light hasn't come on, and like I say everything is fine until I've been driving for 10-15 minutes.If there was a cracked manifold I would have expected the engine management light to come on as well! I would also expect the noise to be noticeable all of the time, not intermittent. But cheer up there are lots of manifolds around for 3L engines at a quite reasonable price.
Mike