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TuxMan

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9,011 posts

267 months

Sunday 1st February 2009
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Ok after a good shake down today i have a list of jobs !! any advice would be greatly appreciated !!

1....heat sheild above front turbo has broken off mount and is rattleing ,best place to get a new one ??

2...rear clip body pins ,one has broken and just unscrews instead of unclips can you get new ones ??

3..full service ....i take it i need to get everything for a ford mondeo ST 220 ??

4..exhaust is in a hell of a state ,i am going to have to strip it all off to get it sorted going to need all gaskets and bolts as well as heat wrap as its fallen off best place to get this suff from ,also can you get good access to the front of the engine from underneath ??

Thanks for any help guys . simon

Adrian W

15,493 posts

257 months

Sunday 1st February 2009
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TuxMan said:
Ok after a good shake down today i have a list of jobs !! any advice would be greatly appreciated !!

1....heat sheild above front turbo has broken off mount and is rattleing ,best place to get a new one ??

2...rear clip body pins ,one has broken and just unscrews instead of unclips can you get new ones ??

3..full service ....i take it i need to get everything for a ford mondeo ST 220 ??

4..exhaust is in a hell of a state ,i am going to have to strip it all off to get it sorted going to need all gaskets and bolts as well as heat wrap as its fallen off best place to get this suff from ,also can you get good access to the front of the engine from underneath ??

Thanks for any help guys . simon
Have a good read of Nobleparts, how much have you got?

TIGERSIX

969 posts

260 months

Sunday 1st February 2009
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If you have access to a pit or hoist 2 or 4 poster (2 poster is best) then its easy to get to the front of the engine as I have found out,its an easy car to work on especially if you have a cutting torch and a big hammer and chiselbiglaugh jus kidding I found the best tool to have is a Makita drill driver with hammer action then all the screws that you have to remove from the engine bottom cover and side panels come out alot easier without stripping the heads or ringing them off .nerd

Edited by TIGERSIX on Sunday 1st February 17:50

TuxMan

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9,011 posts

267 months

Sunday 1st February 2009
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Thanks Tigersix,i have access to a 2 post lift and a pit so it should not be to much of a issue.....and there just happens to be a makita drill driver with hammer in my tool box !! looks like i just need bits then ..

TIGERSIX

969 posts

260 months

Sunday 1st February 2009
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TuxMan said:
Thanks Tigersix,i have access to a 2 post lift and a pit so it should not be to much of a issue.....and there just happens to be a makita drill driver with hammer in my tool box !! looks like i just need bits then ..
Crack on then chap if you want any pics then I took loads off mine before I stripped it out,they are very simple to work on and you will see loads of areas for improvement.biglaugh

TuxMan

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267 months

Sunday 1st February 2009
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Thanks mate exhaust seems to be the most important job some of the bolts are just falling apart !!! any pictures would be good !!!

TIGERSIX

969 posts

260 months

Sunday 1st February 2009
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TuxMan said:
Thanks mate exhaust seems to be the most important job some of the bolts are just falling apart !!! any pictures would be good !!!
I will mail you a pic of the exhaust that was done by Noble Motorsport if you get the urge to go Stainless steel,but if you just change the nut n bolts use stainless save yourself work at a later date if your going to keep it for a long time.Cheers

TuxMan

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267 months

Sunday 1st February 2009
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Yep stainless bolts are high on the list ,cannot afford to replace exhaust at the moment so it will be good old fashoned elbow grease and sweat !!!and maybee a few tears !!!

georgeo

174 posts

250 months

Sunday 1st February 2009
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TuxMan said:
Ok after a good shake down today i have a list of jobs !! any advice would be greatly appreciated !!

1....heat sheild above front turbo has broken off mount and is rattleing ,best place to get a new one ??

2...rear clip body pins ,one has broken and just unscrews instead of unclips can you get new ones ??

3..full service ....i take it i need to get everything for a ford mondeo ST 220 ??

4..exhaust is in a hell of a state ,i am going to have to strip it all off to get it sorted going to need all gaskets and bolts as well as heat wrap as its fallen off best place to get this suff from ,also can you get good access to the front of the engine from underneath ??

Thanks for any help guys . simon
Re 1 Heat sheild. I have seen one of these re fitted by a well respected techie with a New small L/U shape bracket & pop rivited to existing sheild. Saves a lot of time & money plus better job.
Re 4 Exhaust - The flanges are a standard size, so gaskets and bolts available from a good exhaust place

TuxMan

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9,011 posts

267 months

Sunday 1st February 2009
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Thanks , looks like the shield has been riveted once already !! will take it off and have a better look at it .
Will pop into exhaust specialist and have a word with them .thanks .

NickyTwoHats

2,093 posts

270 months

Monday 2nd February 2009
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Get a roush exhaust (or the H&S one)