joey

So right for the buck and the bang you can not go wrong with a FGT better than than the over priced SLR any day IMO

Isnt cock bag Allans favorite comment....HMMMMMMMMMMMMMM like the song true colors?

Also I have seen someone cut away the heat sheilds before.

Maybe someone wrapped/bagged them to keep the engine compartment cooler. Cars run hot. And as for removing them it can be done without removing the engine. Like ab said u can remove the motor mount bolts lift tthe engine a little and they will come out.

There is alot more than just pulling the manifold. The exhaust is in the way. From what I remember you must pull the starter out and work it towards the back. But first getting the bolts loose on the starter is a mission in itself. Not much room for movement even when u modify wrenches. I can tell you how I did it if u want to know or u get stuck in the process PM me. I have done it several times. But again its been 4 years.

I am just curious why r u removing the crank pulley?

I think it ladies night so she might not chime in.... But I did find a picture of her on Ferrari Chat with a friend!!

The Part number is in the cross reference section of the Diablo Forum.. Bosch # 0 258 003 032 which also cross referenced to the number that ab has supplied Bosch # 0 258 003 957 Here is a cross refernece link.... http://www.lambdasensor.com/main/mcrossref.htm It does work in alot of other cars beside 95 Audi A6 Quattro. The Part number that Most auto parts stores use is Bosch #13396 I hope this helps..

I am double checking My sources.. but I believe a 1995 audi A6 Quatro will work....

I thought they were Bosch.. Forget I posted that..

Any luck with the timing???

That could be arranged. But the new owner probably wouldnt be too happy...

I found a pair of rear clear lenses I had made to replace the amber rear ones. I just placed amber bulbs in them.. Up for grabs.. Cleaning out my garage!!!!!!!!!

parts are gone.. I am glad I could help

I have some parts laying around from my Diablo> Will give them away to a good home.. 1) clock 2) Coil(1) 3) Fuel Pressure Regulator (1) 4) Thermostat. Missing Seal 5) Throw out bearing 6) Aftermarket Rotor I might have other stuff also.. This stuff was working. It has just been sitting in garage for years..