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Old 8th July 2008, 10:36 PM   #21 (permalink)
 
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you got any pics of these noens and blue lights i like the sounds of these. whats the amp running? hope you dont mind my asking.

was nice to know what the oil bottle does and how it works. iv looked under the seats today and i have 2 dip sticks guessing one is oil an one gearbox fluid?.

Hi noney82

there are a few in here...(although i no longer own the bus)

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this was the amp..




and this was the sub box...

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OMG i love that bus its well nice. i love the dials were can i get them from? were is says turbo on the speedo is there a reason for it? must of spent a bomb on it. i like the front bumper also cant believe you got rid
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OMG i love that bus its well nice. i love the dials were can i get them from? were is says turbo on the speedo is there a reason for it? must of spent a bomb on it. i like the front bumper also cant believe you got rid
The white dials are available from visual-performance auto styling accessories

there are 2 type`s "Turbo" lights & "non Turbo" lights

got rid of it cos i got this one.........

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like the new one, are you modding that one too? so would i get the turbo ones seen as i own the 2.2 turbo? does the it light up when the turbo kicks in? were they easy to fit and are they mot passable

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like the new one, are you modding that one too? so would i get the turbo ones seen as i own the 2.2 turbo? does the it light up when the turbo kicks in? were they easy to fit and are they mot passable

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If you don`t already have the orange & green Turbo lights on your rev counter then you need the "Non-Turbo" dials...

Fairly easy to fit,need to remove the dash(there is a tutorial for it somewhere).

never had any problems with an M.O.T
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The white dials are available from visual-performance auto styling accessories

there are 2 type`s "Turbo" lights & "non Turbo" lights

got rid of it cos i got this one.........

Think i know where that picture was taken
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Theres a float in the sump and when the oil level drops there is a pump on the top up tank that adjust the engine oil level, if you can follow that. Dave
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This is my first Lucida 2.2 and my first post. How would you tackle an oil change without wasting the reservoir oil.
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By the "reservoir oil" I presume that you mean the oil in the top up bottle under the bonnet?

If so, then simply don't worry about it! When you drain the sump and change the filter the oil in the top up bottle is unaffected.

However, assuming your top up system is working correctly, it makes some sense to put in a little less oil than is needed and then let the top up system make up the difference, finally filling the top up bottle when the precess is finished.

This way you avoid the problem of a slightly overfilled sump causing the oil level light from flashing...

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