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Intake & Fuel System for Sale
- New sierra fuel water separating filter s18-7945 mercury 35-802893q(AU $17.50)
- New sierra fuel filter s18-7944 mercury 35-802893q yamaha aba-fuelf-il-tr(AU $17.50)
- Carburetor mounting gasket 18-2848(AU $5.00)
- New sierra premium fuel water separating filter s18-7919 mercury 35-809101(AU $41.00)
- New sierra premium fuel/water separating filter 18-7948 racor s3227 10 micron(AU $48.40)
- Sierra fuel filter 18-7784 brand new mercruiser 35-11004a1(AU $25.00)
Driver spends £3,400 on failing theory test 110 times
Mon, 14 Jul 2014A WOMAN from London has failed the driving theory test 110 times, it has been discovered. At £31 per attempt, she has therefore spent £3,410 on failing the first half of the driving exam - and cannot sit the practical element until she passes. The woman, who was not named but is from the south east of the capital, is followed by many more hapless learners including a 30-year-old man from Peterborough who has had 86 unsuccessful attempts at the theory test.
Mini brand to get turbo three-cylinder engine
Mon, 30 Sep 2013BMW confirmed the Mini brand will also get BMW's new, turbo three-cylinder engine in upcoming models to be named later as part of a new family of engines for both brands that also includes an all-new four-cylinder. The company won't say which future models get the new three-cylinder other than the already announced BMW i8 plug-in hybrid. It arrives in the spring of 2014.
Ford Focus RS photo leak
Wed, 11 Jun 2008By Tim Pollard First Official Pictures 11 June 2008 17:50 These leaked, blinding lime-green photos of the new Ford Focus RS have surfaced on the internet today – nearly a month ahead of the planned unveiling of Ford's new hot hatch. However, CAR has learned that they are computer-generated images of the Focus RS and do not reveal the finished item, which will be launched at the 2008 London motor show in July.The three shots were used in an internal presentation in 2007 and insiders claim the finished car is considerably different. Come back to CAR Online on 4 July 2008 to find out exactly how different it is...So what do we know about the new Ford Focus RS?Ford's latest hot hatch will use the front-wheel drive chassis and powertrain of the regular Focus ST, but beefed up considerably by the boys in the RS division.