Re: PHIL069's 95 FTO GPX
Posted: Tue Mar 31, 2015 7:53 pm
Glad you ulled over at those perfect moments Phil!
Congrats!
Congrats!
Welcome to the f**king old FTO Australia forums!!
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I tried to do it at speed, but the roads were that rough I couldn't get a decent picObsidianRadio wrote:Glad you ulled over at those perfect moments Phil!
Congrats!
My Ford Laser daily you goosebjk wrote:You have a laser in the Galant?
PHIL069 wrote:My Ford Laser daily you goosebjk wrote:You have a laser in the Galant?
I meant, any moar ideas on where to get the bushesDaniel2019 wrote:Buy another starter.
Clutch start it all the time.
Leave it running 24/7.
I am lazy.
From a scrub? Light forest, anywhere with vegetation reallyPHIL069 wrote:I meant, any moar ideas on where to get the bushes
Can you send her Express Post?Daniel2019 wrote:Or my ex missus.
How long do you expect the starter to last now? Kiz and I have been having lots of starter motor conversations.PHIL069 wrote:Rebuilt the starter motor today.
Got the brushes from my OzVR4 contact.
I had to wait 2 months for the brushes to come from Japan.
They cost my $19 delivered.
Bet it's a slight different to the Galant and your work cars, eh!PHIL069 wrote:Just took it for it's first 2016 drive, it was fun
It should last another 20 years, the brushes were the only part worn.bjk wrote:How long do you expect the starter to last now? Kiz and I have been having lots of starter motor conversations.PHIL069 wrote:Rebuilt the starter motor today.
Got the brushes from my OzVR4 contact.
I had to wait 2 months for the brushes to come from Japan.
They cost my $19 delivered.
Just a little bit, you forget how well it corners.bjk wrote:Bet it's a slight different to the Galant and your work cars, eh!PHIL069 wrote:Just took it for it's first 2016 drive, it was fun
Yes it is the stock unit.bjk wrote:I'm guessing that the motor is the hardier stock unit as well? We were considering finding out whether it was worth buying brand new units and not the Galant knockoffs that are cheaper but don't last as long. (I did grab some cause I needed them though, as did Kiz haha)
Ouch $1k! Was it recently you got a price for that?PHIL069 wrote:Yes it is the stock unit.bjk wrote:I'm guessing that the motor is the hardier stock unit as well? We were considering finding out whether it was worth buying brand new units and not the Galant knockoffs that are cheaper but don't last as long. (I did grab some cause I needed them though, as did Kiz haha)
New starter from Mitsi Aus is over $1k.
I'm glad I repaired mine for $19 and 4 hours work.
Trouble would be finding an actual stock unit nowadays. They're probably mostly cheap replacements.PHIL069 wrote:I guess I could do some sort of starter exchange service in the future.
Ouch $1k! Was it recently you got a price for that?bjk wrote:PHIL069 wrote:Yes it is the stock unit.bjk wrote:I'm guessing that the motor is the hardier stock unit as well? We were considering finding out whether it was worth buying brand new units and not the Galant knockoffs that are cheaper but don't last as long. (I did grab some cause I needed them though, as did Kiz haha)
New starter from Mitsi Aus is over $1k.
I'm glad I repaired mine for $19 and 4 hours work.