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Looks like you've blown a seal.:augie:naughty

Hypoid gear oil will do for lubing you auto hubs.:thumb2

Nice bit of plumbing there Clive.:thumbs

Just spotted this: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/NEW-Genuine-NISSAN-TERRANO-Right-Hand-Drivers-Side-Off-Side-Front-Wing-/311126608208?pt=UK_CarsParts_Vehicles_CarParts_SM&hash=item4870974950

I've just finished doing mine.:thumb2 I swapped my manual hubs from my 2001 onto my 2003 (fixed hubs) and put the fixed hubs on the 2001. Piece of cake, didn't even have to take any wheels off. :lol Sorry no pics as I was rushing to do it before the rain set in (it's pishin it doon...

You might as well hang about here, I can't see that T5 wanting much work done on it, it's as clean as a whistle.:cool:

I put a flexi pipe on and did away with the damper on mine, clutch has been great ever since.:thumb2

And always loosen the filler plug first, then the drain plug.:thumbs

I would say it's the rubber pipe, hydraulics are under a lot of pressure.:thumb2 You need to cap it off with a 10mm stop end. http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Brass-Compression-Stop-End-End-Cap-Blanking-Nut-Diff-Sizes-Stopend-/331332223720?pt=UK_DIY_Materials_Plumbing_MJ&var=&hash=item4d24f082e8

I stopped for a bite to eat (large coffee was on the menu) and stretch my legs.:thumbs

Popped down to Wednesbury on the train yesterday and bought this Terrano.:clap Mike and his wife Jennie met me at the station, thanks guys.:thumb2 Did the deal and left them with a pile of monopoly money (Jennies description of Scottish notes :lol), nice to meet you both and all the best with...

Interior lights do go out when doors are left open, but it seems to take forever!:augie I fitted leds to mine for a crisper light, but I do like your switch.:thumb2

Is this still for sale? :nenau

They'll be having teething problems Clive.:augie:lol:lol:lol I bet there are loads of people in the same/similar position, and there will be a amnesty period. Take the old girl out for a spin, be a rebel.:D

Here: :thumb2 http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/NISSAN-TERRANO-FRONT-WING-/191349290673?pt=UK_CarsParts_Vehicles_CarParts_SM&hash=item2c8d4e76b1

It's usually behind the cylinder head. In-between engine and bulkhead. :thumb2 You'll see it best from the offside of vehicle. Not all of them had one fitted, mines a 2001 2.7 S (base model with no whistles and bells!) and it does not have one. The first job on my list of things to do was...

Here's another UK seller. :thumbs http://www.ks-international.com/

Mine is in the centre console, just above the small storage pocket at the bottom. They are a right pain to get at and get out.:eek: As far as I remember it was held in with four 8mm or 10mm nuts on the top of the ECU, a combination spanner worked best, and where I could get to it, a ratchet...

His riding was fast, but if the car driver had seen him (he admitted he didn't) the collision would not of happened.:( Not trying to apportion blame, only the facts.:nenau Such a sad loss of life.:(

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