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UK & Ireland S2000 CommunityDiscussions related to the S2000, its ownership and enthusiasm for it in the UK and Ireland. Including FAQs, and technical questions.
Have you not fitted the brackets to your ABS pump for moving it towards the wing by a couple mm?
Yes that is with them fitted. I'm tempted to remove the bolt as there are two more holding the ABS pump onto the bracket. It would gain me the clearance i need.
is their plenty of room to remove the oem oil filter(with no sandwich plate) without having to remove any of the pipework? i presume from under the car?
is their plenty of room to remove the oem oil filter(with no sandwich plate) without having to remove any of the pipework? i presume from under the car?
i can see, but i have never removed the oil filter, and i have no idea how far it needs to be screwed out to remove it, i presume it screws onto a threaded spline or something? just thought it would be a fairly simple answer from others who have removed it, i know it is not possible to run a full sized filter when you have a sandwich plate
so unsure if you can remove the standard one with the hks pipe so close
i can see, but i have never removed the oil filter, and i have no idea how far it needs to be screwed out to remove it, i presume it screws onto a threaded spline or something? just thought it would be a fairly simple answer from others who have removed it, i know it is not possible to run a full sized filter when you have a sandwich plate
so unsure if you can remove the standard one with the hks pipe so close
It can be removed and a replacement fitted by hand from underneath. Tightening it up with a strap was a total pita (I was on jacks not a ramp) and found I couldn't get the filter tool on the end to use a spanner. This just made me paranoid about it coming loose.
Given I will be doing this several times a year, the relocation was a no-brainer.
It can be removed and a replacement fitted by hand from underneath. Tightening it up with a strap was a total pita (I was on jacks not a ramp) and found I couldn't get the filter tool on the end to use a spanner. This just made me paranoid about it coming loose.
Given I will be doing this several times a year, the relocation was a no-brainer.
awesome, hopefully Honda wont moan too much about the lack of space, i dont have the under trays on the car anyway so shouldn't be a problem for them with a ramp
Undertray doesnt get in the way when doing it from underneath...
Make sure they put in 5w40 as anything else is not recommended by HKS.
I had to disconnect the pipe from the back of the charger so i could move it up to clear the filter.
Undertray doesnt get in the way when doing it from underneath...
Make sure they put in 5w40 as anything else is not recommended by HKS.
I had to disconnect the pipe from the back of the charger so i could move it up to clear the filter.
i am supplying them with castrol edge 5w40, which i do at every service, do you have a sandwich plate?
05-23-2017, 04:43 AM
