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You don't need to soak it in anything. Literally just press the end against a hard surface and it'll extend

This is the one I fitted to my coupe which has the Lucas calipers fitted: http://www.carparts4less.co.uk/search/108720468

IIRC it'll fit, but the coupe/cabby need a longer backbox

Do you need the pipe with the valve in? Let me know if you do as I might still have one knocking around

Just get one of these http://www.ebay.co.uk/ulk/itm/331147419665

I have heard of needing to run a tank of fuel through to notice any difference

I would be very surprised if this makes any difference at all, this is the same company that says their air filters give an increase in horsepower and acceleration. But each to their own :)

They were probably difficult to remove because of the threadlocker, but are most probably M6

Had a clear out and found some bits sitting around which I have no use for. Head gasket £5 Head bolt set £5 Valve stem seals £5 Crank pulley bolt £1 All brand new, postage extra. Might save them a trip to the bin and someone else a couple of quid

Yes that's normal, it's when the cylinder is under compression. Cross your fingers now and start it up!

Does it stall on lpg or petrol? Have you serviced the lpg side of it recently?

thats a heatshield

Yes you have to make the hole, but it gets covered up again with the replacement panel. I don't know the exact procedure for the astra, maybe it might be worth checking with someone who has a copy of TIS to know for sure

Hi Pepi, I changed the evaporator on my old vectra and there was no need to remove the dash. I removed the side of the centre console in the passenger footwell, and there was a cover that could be removed to allow access. You can buy a replacement cover that fits over the hole once you replace...

Not on my astra you never, look in the eeprom menu under instrument cluster

How much was the fuel tank cover? Mine is fubar'd

Not sure Vauxhall would still sell such a thing but I bet they, along with most other garages just use the copper pipe you can buy on a roll. To find the length you can measure the old one when removed and have a motor factors sell you the right length with the connectors on the end, then you...

There's a chance it could have made its way into the sump

Didn't the new pump come with sprocket attached?

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