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I’ve got to ask. Which jobs can be rushed and not done right?

Yes. When you said “cam position sensor fault” I assumed you meant a sensor failure. Correlation means that the timing is out so likely to be mechanical rather than electrical.

When it comes to rear discs, if you aren’t looking for ultimate performance, the Eurospares (I assume you didn’t mean Euro Car Parts) discs are good value as pattern parts. The handbrake shoes are available from places like Autodoc for much less than Eurospares if you can wait. Have a go with...

I would be looking at Electrophoretic coating to get to the inside.

The sound we hear from the exhaust is a pressure wave from the pulse exiting the combustion chamber making it to the end of pipe in some form. One of the interesting thing about pressure waves is that they are reflected back by a significant change in cross section in the tube they are...

Given that the car in question was made in 2015 and this car was built in 2014, I’m going to say no, it isn’t.

For me, it’s injectors. It will make that noise all the time it is running.

My point is that the injectors make that noise all of the time, not just when the engine is cold.

You can hear them all of the time, but perhaps you are just getting used to it.

Some 017 batteries are 190mm tall - it seems you need a 017 battery which is 175mm tall. https://www.gsfcarparts.com/za042637?auto_apply_coupon=ROAD10&gad_source=1&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI4cX93vGIhgMVAkxBAh1fEQQDEAQYASABEgLZ7_D_BwE

Things fail intermittently at first, then get worse. What is the actual code?

11.6 is low ish, but you’d be seeing more than this if it was an issue. The light is coming on when the fault is active and going off when it clears. The code is then stored as an “absent” fault. The balance of probability is that it’s the sensor.

Do you have a reason to believe that there is a wider fault?

No. I’m going to watch this one to the end

This is in the spirit of the forum, so it would be great to see. Making a new one from something a bit less **** for less than the factory is what we are all about.

Allegedly the US spec Gransports in the USA had an x-pipe without a resonator as per the parts list. But they are so rare that a picture of the part with that number does not exist on the internet.

I’ve popped this into the Classic Maserati tech section for context.

The markets call it GBP. BPS is basis points for interest rates.

No-one would want to be subjected to that :rofl5:

Suggest a wanted post, rather than one in the tech section.