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rvrhsr

rvrhsr

Member Since 11 Aug 2010
Offline Last Active Dec 03 2011 01:57 PM
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MAF, O2 sensors

26 April 2011 - 08:25 PM

Am going to clean the mass air flow sensor and replace the oxygen sensor (as well as have the injectors cleaned and have the timing checked; already did plugs, leads) in further effort to recover a least a bit of fuel economy - only getting 7km/l, conservative driving (yes, yes, I know, people don't drive 4G63Ts for their fuel economy, etc.).

Re the MAF sensor, looks pretty straightforward, using MAF sensor cleaner or electronic circuit/connection cleaner - any tips, tricks, traps (i.e.: should know before screwing with it), or other suggestions for cleaning it?

Re the o2, I need some alternative mfr. part numbers that I can have shipped here, as finding it here is not going to happen. Search as I might, I can't locate the NGK (NTK) or the Mitsu OEM available for purchase anywhere. Does the standard Evo III sensor work for the HSG-R (auto) application, or maybe the DSM Eclipse/Talon AWD turbos? Anyone know any place there that will sell it to me and ship it to Chile? Cheers, Phil.

Wheel studs

20 April 2011 - 05:09 AM

Hey, anyone know the exact specs for the factory original rear wheel studs for the HSG-R? The brainiacs at the brake/alignment shop cross-threaded one of my lugnuts and it twisted the stud right off when I was removing the wheel later (to paint the calipers). I think it's M12-1.5x45mm; can anyone confirm or correct? I should be able to find it locally if I can give them the specs.

Also, what is the recommended torque setting for the lugnuts? These guys must have been torquing at something like 200 ft-lb to get that nut on, and I am now done with letting shop drones torque the wheel nuts (last time, they torqued them so tight that the unlock key stripped one out the next time).