oh sorry, yeah the hazard light switch doesnt, from any i have seen, then again even my aircon unit doesn't light up (missing the bulbs)
cant remember about the demister, havent had it plugged in for about 2 years
loose or missing bolts on the turbo can cause this as well.
get in there, take the heat shield off and have a good look.
no boost is an issue though.. check the wastegate actuator arm while your there.
on the RB25 it runs through the inlet manifold then out the back and around the back and into the turbo. you could loop them, or block the feed into the manifold and just put a bolt in the block on the turbo side.
the sender is screwed into the block about 1.5 inches the rear of the engine from the oil filter.
you would replace or use a T piece to screw in both senders. ( i have a thing about dash guages still working even though i have aftermarket)
in the pic below the sender is screwed in where the line going from bottom left to top right of the block is.
you will need to get an adpater made/bought to allow you to put into the top hose thats between the radiator and the engine...
you'd need to cut a section out of the hose, and insert the adapter, then sela with hose clamps
so you have a pipe from the feed to the return already?
as long as there is a hose between the old lines it cant really be the wrong way ..
i'll check the manual for you though.
SK,
any chance of a pic of one you have setup with the rear drain..
that welsh plug is pretty large, is there usually room behind the head for a 90 deg bend of a earls fitting the entire size of the welsh plug? or do you braze in a smaller fitting then use a 90 to a braided line..
here ya go ...
http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/in...ST&f=8&t=110618
specifically the post i put in post #22
dyno runs are good, but think of the time on one, to get the 600Kms or so before you can start tuning it completely..
im guessing if your changing the motor, making sure that the AFR are good up to the level of RPM that you want to run it in with. then do the long drive run in process.
there are alot of different ideas on this... also remember to prime the oil pump before you start it...
been a few posts about this lately.
there are plenty of threads giving flow rates of the walbro pumps at given voltages..
seems that walbro need higher voltages to match the sort of flow.
i wouldn't use one ever..
044 bosch is in tank. 044 is external..