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Bavman

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  1. Hi everyone  

    just a quick question, can anyone tell me whats involved in changing my logbook from 1300cc to a 2.0cc. is it a huge pain. 

     

    1. Vista

      Vista

      Send off the V5C to the DVLA with the relevant section completed changing the cc from 1100 to 2000cc.

      Be prepared to get a letter back asking for a letter from a VAT registered garage saying they installed the new engine though

    2. Bavman

      Bavman

      Thanks for the reply. 

    3. Vista Estate

      Vista Estate

      You may still find that some insurance companies still say it has an 1100 engine so you will have to amend/check at quote stage so you dont have to do an amendment later. They pull info on the car from an insurance database that is supposed to be linked to DVLA but updates are not frequently done.

  2. Did you get hold of a wiper linkage, if not, I have one complete with motor.
  3. thanks gents for all your replies. the only parts I haven't changed are the 2 master cylinders. and for what they cost I will replace them. but it will always be in the back of my mind (will they wont they)
  4. Thanks gents for your replies. The only thing that isn’t new are the 2 masters cylinders. So for cheap they are to buy I may as well just change them. Still a bit worrying as they have been fine all year and just happened once. So every time I get back in the car it’s always going to be at the back of my mind or me in the back of someone
  5. I believe where they were.
  6. Your right it did I took it out and sold it complete with carbs and ecu set up. It looked a right mess anyway. Looked like it was painted with a broom
  7. Funny you said don’t fit a Vauxhall engine in it. That’s what was in it when I got it. Xe on bike carbs. Did go well but it went bang on me lol
  8. Could it be a master cylinder having a funny 5 minutes.
  9. It that case I will them stripped and have a look. Nice one. Thanks
  10. I thought pipe work problem. But now they seem to work ok again. So can’t be leaking fluid. All the levels are still up.
  11. Hi-spec
  12. Here we go. My mk1 Escort has got a bias pedal box fitted (already on the car when I got it) I have since fitted new front brakes 4pots with discs, pads and pipes. The rear disc conversion was already done. The brakes have always been ok, until the other week. I drove the car to work and all was fine. On the way home the brake pedal just went to the floor. I pumped them a few time and it was slightly better but not good. As I was nearly home I nursed it back thinking it might be a pipe gone. A few days later went to the garage to have a look for leaks but couldn’t see any. I tried the pedal again and it back to normal and can’t rectify the fault. Now I don’t fancy taking it out In case it happens again
  13. Thanks for all your replies gents much appreciated. I might just stick with my blacktop engine and just get some head work done along with a good set of cams and try that with my 45s. Then if I sell my Weber’s will change to Tb. Also got another problem with my brakes (if anyone fancies to help) I don’t just want to keep putting up problem after problem and becoming a pain in the backside.
  14. So if I went for a 170 engine I need to Change inlet and exhaust manifolds. And would I see a great deal difference from a std black top on 45s. I know throttle bodies would be better. But my 45s are near new.
  15. Thanks gents for all your input. My mk1 is running a zetec blacktop on 45 Weber’s. If I went for a st170 lump. Am I right thinking that exhaust and inlet are completely different.
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