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Lucky_Slevin

By Lucky_Slevin,
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Those damn heater switches are so easy to flick on it's not funny. I've accientally triggered them on hot days and when i realised they were on, my ass was already on fire. I had to get out of the car to cool them down. lol

Yea ive done that more than one occasion. I find my self niow making sure that they are no on. lol

Mine developed turbo issues and it can be expensive to fix. Other than that the M35 is a very nice car :laugh:

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Yea ive done that more than one occasion. I find my self niow making sure that they are no on. lol

Mine developed turbo issues and it can be expensive to fix. Other than that the M35 is a very nice car :worship:

Sorry for being lazy here Dan, but did you have the stock exhaust when your turbo problems arose?

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Sorry for being lazy here Dan, but did you have the stock exhaust when your turbo problems arose?

No they came after I removed the stock exhaust.

I guess boost increased and the turbo didnt like it not to mention that there was also a bolt on the side of the core which holds the bearing pack in place that stops longitudinal movement. This came loose and damaged the seals and it started to smoke, got rid of it and put in a GT3071R.

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