Re: new vitara owner
Posted: Tue Nov 20, 2012 10:07 pm
Hi 
nothing wrong with yellow apart from if its a disco 
nothing wrong with yellow apart from if its a disco Page 2 of 2
Re: new vitara owner
Posted: Wed Nov 21, 2012 8:28 am
Re: new vitara owner
Posted: Wed Nov 21, 2012 11:54 am
ROBBIE wrote:Hi
Re: new vitara owner
Posted: Wed Nov 21, 2012 12:12 pm
to 
club UK matey! 
ROBBIE wrote:nothing wrong with yellow apart from if its a disco
Re: new vitara owner with pics
Posted: Wed Nov 21, 2012 3:27 pm
now taken some pics of it in the day light.
it does not look too bad, it is still quite yellow underneath and does not look like it has seen any real mud.
i assume it is the 8v engine as it does look like my sons 8v in his sj.
a real hair dressers car.
even had their last take away in the boot!
it does not look too bad, it is still quite yellow underneath and does not look like it has seen any real mud.
i assume it is the 8v engine as it does look like my sons 8v in his sj.
a real hair dressers car.
even had their last take away in the boot!
Re: new vitara owner
Posted: Wed Nov 21, 2012 4:17 pm
Ah it's a 4u 
Yes that is an 8v engine, so easy as anything to convert to carb, however if it was me if try and get a key sorted for it or disable the immobiliser. Injection is a lot better!
Yes that is an 8v engine, so easy as anything to convert to carb, however if it was me if try and get a key sorted for it or disable the immobiliser. Injection is a lot better!
Re: new vitara owner
Posted: Fri Nov 23, 2012 7:30 pm
what do i need for a conversion?
as i am getting knowhere quick with sensible key quotes and answers, those who do actulay phone you back that is.
obvoiusly a carb, electric fuel pump,
can i use the original intake manifold and make the carb fit?
what carb?
do i need a new distributer?
coil?
thanks in advance
shaun
as i am getting knowhere quick with sensible key quotes and answers, those who do actulay phone you back that is.
obvoiusly a carb, electric fuel pump,
can i use the original intake manifold and make the carb fit?
what carb?
do i need a new distributer?
coil?
thanks in advance
shaun
Re: new vitara owner new developments
Posted: Sun Nov 25, 2012 12:08 pm
after a bit of work and a lot of thought i got it running today.
it does actualy run quite well, no nasty noises or rattles, ticks over ok and no smoke trail, it even goes forwrd and backward, all the lights and indicators work, but the bad new is that some one fitted electric windows and now the passenger door window is stuck down.
i think i will reconvert back to wind up ones, i hate electric windows anyway, just a painas i cannot even lock it but the inside is dry despite the recent rain we have had in somerset this week.
more news as it comes.
it does actualy run quite well, no nasty noises or rattles, ticks over ok and no smoke trail, it even goes forwrd and backward, all the lights and indicators work, but the bad new is that some one fitted electric windows and now the passenger door window is stuck down.
i think i will reconvert back to wind up ones, i hate electric windows anyway, just a painas i cannot even lock it but the inside is dry despite the recent rain we have had in somerset this week.
more news as it comes.
Re: new vitara owner
Posted: Thu Dec 20, 2012 6:54 pm
my 235/75/15 tyres, gold 8 spokes and the 3in lift all arrived today, looks like a busy time for me over xmas.
i will post pics as and when.
shaun
i will post pics as and when.
shaun
Re: new vitara owner
Posted: Thu Dec 20, 2012 8:46 pm
Good job also don't forget pics of before and after