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From what I can gather, you need to cut out quite a large piece of the surrounding metal before you start welding in the new stuff.
Also, I’m not sure that a racing car with a station wagon as its platform can beat the MX-5’s, RX-7’s, 911’s etc. that are out there. I mean I’m not saying, I’m just saying 🙂
From what I can gather, you need to cut out quite a large piece of the surrounding metal before you start welding in the new stuff.
Also, I’m not sure that a racing car with a station wagon as its platform can beat the MX-5’s, RX-7’s, 911’s etc. that are out there. I mean I’m not saying, I’m just saying 🙂
If you’re doing up your daily driver then replacing is probably the way to go.
But if you’ve got a project car and it’s a lot of work anyway, I can easily see a lot of people wanting to rebuild some parts just for the sake of rebuilding, and not really caring about it being cost effective. A learning experience, making the car really yours, and all that stuff.If you’re doing up your daily driver then replacing is probably the way to go.
But if you’ve got a project car and it’s a lot of work anyway, I can easily see a lot of people wanting to rebuild some parts just for the sake of rebuilding, and not really caring about it being cost effective. A learning experience, making the car really yours, and all that stuff.Wow, that’s pretty complex. Will there be a similar video on manual transmissions at some point in the future? It would be interesting to see how they differ from the automatics.
Wow, that’s pretty complex. Will there be a similar video on manual transmissions at some point in the future? It would be interesting to see how they differ from the automatics.
[quote=”Plasmide56″ post=50231]I found the repair manual for your Seat Toledo 1998. I have a download link for you.
http://u589714.letitbit.net/download/81931.8c363b6e357a23517aa93c5544e4/Seat_Toledo_1991-1998_autorepman.com.rar.html%5B/quote%5DUnfortunately, that’s in Russian.
Edit: for the record, I’ve found several manuals for my car, it’s just that they’re all in Russian or Polish.
[quote=”Plasmide56″ post=50231]I found the repair manual for your Seat Toledo 1998. I have a download link for you.
http://u589714.letitbit.net/download/81931.8c363b6e357a23517aa93c5544e4/Seat_Toledo_1991-1998_autorepman.com.rar.html%5B/quote%5DUnfortunately, that’s in Russian.
Edit: for the record, I’ve found several manuals for my car, it’s just that they’re all in Russian or Polish.
The only one there for my car, a 1998 Seat Toledo, was in French, and for the diesel versions 🙂
If I recall correctly, Volkswagen, who own Seat, have removed my particular model from their own database, called Elsawin, so I can’t even get the data there. It’s okay though, I’ve already given up on finding one.edit: that second link looks like it might be something. I’ll look into it, thanks.
edit2: they don’t really look like a legitimate operator, has anyone bought from them in the past?
The only one there for my car, a 1998 Seat Toledo, was in French, and for the diesel versions 🙂
If I recall correctly, Volkswagen, who own Seat, have removed my particular model from their own database, called Elsawin, so I can’t even get the data there. It’s okay though, I’ve already given up on finding one.edit: that second link looks like it might be something. I’ll look into it, thanks.
edit2: they don’t really look like a legitimate operator, has anyone bought from them in the past?
