Fiat Dino Forum (FDF)

Not at the moment, but I will work on the car on Sunday and can take a pic.

Yes, glove box light is correct

Hi Thomas,

many thanks, I will thoroughly clean the areas and lubricate them, making sure everything glides well. It's really interesting the area is not protected from dust. The rear caliper is indeed a unique construction...

Regards Bijan

Hi, I disassembled the rear brakes today and I was asking myself if the marked areas (see attached picture) on the rear brake calipers need to be lubricated. They haven't been lubricated on my car, however I think they actually should since there is movement in the parts every time I break, if I am ...

Hi Charlie, thanks for your helpful reply, I had already modified the headers with ports ages ago by welding in stainless steel nuts, but I never used them since to be honest :roll: Next time I tune my carbs I will definitely measure each single cylinder. I will post an update after that. Regards Bi...

Hi Georg,

thank you, mine is currently running too rich, as far as I remember about 7.5.

I will try it with 5.5. Do you measure each cylinder separately? I theoretically could measure each single cylinder through threads in the exhaust manifolds...

Thanks
Regards
Bijan

Hi everyone,

I just asked myself if there are any official exhaust gas CO values (idle) existing for the 2.4l? I couldnt find anything in the workshop manuals I know.

If nothing official exists: on what values are you running your cars?

Thank you

Regards
Bijan

I can only agree, there are a lot of reproduction parts on the market that do not have a good quality, so repairing the original parts is probably always the best option. In my opinion the problem is not the Chinese manufacturer of the repro parts. Instead, the problem is that the person that starts...

I can only confirm its the same for the 2.4l mount, the fit is very tight. I also think the new part places the transmission a bit too high in relation to the differential. Hence, it could cause drivetrain noises. I have therefore used shims to bring it down a couple of mm.