Errr I'm new to this

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24 July, 200619 yr

Hello

I own a N plate felicia 1.3 and just bought a performance mod off Ebay. I haven't much in the way of mech knowledge. It says to put the resistor in the iat or engine coolant temperature sensor.

Where are these???????????

Cheers:confused:

24 July, 200619 yr

Welcome to Briskoda. I would put the resistor in the bin and enjoy your car as it is.

24 July, 200619 yr

Welcome to Briskoda. I would put the resistor in the bin and enjoy your car as it is.

Agreed, slap yourself on the wrist for being so gullable and chalk it to experiance.

Welcome to the site and I hope you enjoy your stay.

24 July, 200619 yr

Resistor mods only increase performance in the sellers bank account...! hey ho...

Welcome anyway.

25 July, 200619 yr

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Thanks for the info.

I take it its silly of me to think about mods to my car so I should keep it standard

25 July, 200619 yr

Hello and welcome. :wavey:

Not necessarily, there are modifications available, but unless you go silly they aren't really worth it.

I have some magic oil. I'm selling it for £5 per 250ml. If you ingest it it will make you irresistable to the opposite sex, will remove any grey hairs you have and make you penis 6"s longer* Excellent stuff!

* This may or may not be true but hey, in for a penny in for a pound!

25 July, 200619 yr

You can also purchase NOS balls that disolve in your petrol tank. They're only available to buy from Des on April 1st though.

25 July, 200619 yr

Think he's finished the offer, he has had to go away on "business". Last spotted on the M2 driving a real life one of these:

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