lol hahaha its allways good for changes ScratchnSniff,
my car had a bad idle for awhile. I just ran better gas (91), checked with vacuum lines, and drove it hard for 500 miles... it fixed it self (^: It still runs lean but I think its only because of the headers (I have nonfouler but doesnt seem to work, also a giant crack in headers hehe)
Nah, that won't be necessary. Here's a list I compiles sometime ago on what I'll be replacing when I do mine. *
*I've been told that there is no need to replace the camshaft and crankshaft seals. I've also been told that you don't need to replace the rollers but seeing that the bearings could freeze I'll spend the extra up front so I don't have to tear it down again (rollers are approx $180 or so for OEM).
Lastly, I'd suggest going OEM. I've heard a lot of people have issues with aftermarket water pumps, specifically, for the P5.
Timing Belt
Idler Roller
Tensioner Roller
Tensioner Spring
Water Pump
Water Pump Gasket
Camshaft Seal
Crankshaft Seal
AC/PS Belt
Alternator Belt
Tension Adjustment Bolt For Altenator - 997950880
Spacer for Tension Adjustment Bolt - FP0118363
Valve Cover Gasket -
quick spray, on the p5, and wash.
i like that headlights, did ur self or whole new lights? oh yeah where does everyone get that grill?
the top part you drape over, glue and put the window guide back on(as you can see I took the whole panel off)
Here we go. The back doors are the easiest, start with those. Then work your way up to the front doors.
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Drove mine today with my 29er strapped to the back. Gonna hit the trails right after work.