I'd refrain from WD40 - it's actually primarily a water dispersant (formula number 40) and isn't a great lubricant.
It can also act as a degreaser so can actually strip off any existing lubricant that is there.
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That's great and the extra pictures are very helpful. I assume the price for the airbox base includes the operating diaphragm as well?
Dave
That's great and the extra pictures are very helpful. I assume the price for the airbox base includes the operating diaphragm as well?
Dave
2007 B7 RS4 Daytona Avant (the daily driver)
Other current toys: 210bhp Caterham 7 (track toy), 1994 380bhp Escort Cosworth Monte (awaiting engine rebuild), MX5 1.8 Sport (strictly my wife's!)
Gone: Nissan 350z roadster, 205 GTI Mi16, Classic Impreza 2000 Turbo, Nissan Sunny GTiR, Corrado G60, 205 GTI 1.9, Rover Metro Gta (don't ask!), Escort 1.6i cabbie, MG Metro (first car)
Other current toys: 210bhp Caterham 7 (track toy), 1994 380bhp Escort Cosworth Monte (awaiting engine rebuild), MX5 1.8 Sport (strictly my wife's!)
Gone: Nissan 350z roadster, 205 GTI Mi16, Classic Impreza 2000 Turbo, Nissan Sunny GTiR, Corrado G60, 205 GTI 1.9, Rover Metro Gta (don't ask!), Escort 1.6i cabbie, MG Metro (first car)
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neckarsulm
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It does include the flap etc which I thought was quite good value.
I should have thanked SilverRS4 for the sticky which gave me the background info to have a prod around so thanks
Anyone know how much that air filter is from MRC?
I should have thanked SilverRS4 for the sticky which gave me the background info to have a prod around so thanks
Anyone know how much that air filter is from MRC?
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