errr driving home, over a speed bump and heard this scrape. looked under the car and this is what i saw. any ideas??
"MADE TO BE DRIVEN"
transmitter for ejector seat... ?
lmao, if it is i'll be well happy. it looks as if its just a weight, theres no sensor or nout going to it. it looks useless, but i aint no expert!
Looks like its part of the bracket and the wield has gone, allowing it to rotate abou the LHS of the bit.
Quality picture attached!
No longer empty and frantic...
think its important?, cos i might just take it off??
Fashion jewelary.. thats the way forward.Originally Posted by DUNLY
I'm seeing it transformed into a sparkly ear ring for the Mrs.
Life moves pretty fast.
You don't stop and look around once in a while,
you could miss it.
im thinking, that bracket is next to the engine mount? and that metal lump thingy is there so that the bracket doesnt collapse on itself under force?? lol oh i dunno
well its now off, and weighs a friggen ton.
I think it's one of the vibration dampers that was fitted to the 2 litre units. The V6 was deemed not to require it. There's a couple more, the locations are in the workshop manual. All they do is add mass to the thing they're connected to - Mass loading is quite effective at improving NVH.
NVH??
Noise, Vibration, Harshness or Harmonic
Basically how much noise the car transmits into trhe cabin
The design on a PAS system just changeing a hose could make the system noisey if the new hose is not 'tuned'
No longer a VR4 owner
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