HGT performance

[Adam]

Hi everyone

I need some help, i have recently done a DIY service on my bravo and just wondered if there is anything else i can do to make sure im getting the full potential out of the car

Things i did

Changed sparks
changed oil
flushed the rad
and Changed oil filter

Already has a BMC CDA air filter on so not changed

Anyones help would be appreciated

 

[Shaun Cook]

HT Leads?
Lambda Sensor
air flow meter
put some engine flush
fuel treatment etc in

that should give u some VOOOOM back

Its a 1.4 Chassis, 1.6 Engine and 2.0ltr Brakes and half a Marea

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Updated: 10/06/2008

 

[Justin Fisher]

no HT leads on the HGT mate.

 

[Shaun Cook]

is there not...

hows that then??

Its a 1.4 Chassis, 1.6 Engine and 2.0ltr Brakes and half a Marea

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Updated: 10/06/2008

 

[andy]

or a 1.8 either

 

[Anonymous]

the coils are directly attached (individually) to the plugs, no need for a ht lead

 

[Lee]

As Anon said, it uses pencil coils.

Can get expensive if they all decide to pack up.

 

[Tommy L]

fuel filter...if a hgt has an accessible, changeable one!

Air filter
Gearbox Oil

 

[Insomnia]

So in another words, all that is required is a full service judging by the responses

Brava: Mar 99 1.9TD / 54,500 miles
Coupe: Feb 97 20V N/A / 132,500 miles

 

[nico]

Have you cleaned the BMC ie. washed out with additive and re-oiled?

 

[Dan Brown]

mk2 has a fuel filter that doesn't need changing. Found that out after buying one from shop 4 parts and then not needing it when I did my service. It was an HGT part so I guess the mk1 has a changeable fuel filter.

I have one BNIB for sale (£5) if you are interested

I wish they did a haynes for the HGT

Dan