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This year : http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/805/035oqk.jpg/ Last year: http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/692/008di.jpg/

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Nice ;) How are you happy with Sava eskimo S3? I Have them on my other car, and I dont like them at all!!! If it is a little rain, they spin like hell, worst then my Yokohama S-Drive's summer tyres :))

My monaco 172 :D Uploaded with ImageShack.us

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here you go... :D

Here is some pic's of my monaco with few alloys :) std. alloys : Speedline Turini: Speedline 2020: Toyo R888 on snow :o ( one day it was + 20C, and other day was snowing )

Flying start 2.gear http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q4WnAhXY7Cs

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rbsoVx5bN-o Gordini 182 vs 197 take 2 :) sec vid. is uploading :cool:

tryed to switch ALL relays from my mates 182 to mine 172, nothing.. still stalls :dead:

yep when engine stalled, I will try relays tomorow, if it's not relays, then it is probably wiring from TDC to ECU, or it's ECU, I cant think any other sensor that can cause engine speed data...

all sensors are @ 220-225 ohms, and my " old " one is 221ohms, even tryed form my mates clio 182, same problems, so it's not TDC sensor

I have switched relays once before, but.. tomorow I will take my mates ( clio 182 ) all his relays and put it into mine... After it stalls it wont fire up untill " something " is cooled down ( read: for next few hours it wont fire ) yes blue connector has been changed... :(

@da, It has been suggested to me, but that's impossible couse engine stalls when gets to optimum temperature... When the ECU receives a cold signal from the coolant sensor, it increases injector pulse width (on time) to create a richer fuel mixture. This improves idle quality and prevents...

Problem is back :dead::dead::dead::dead::dead::dead: I thought it was coil pack, couse old was was broken, BUT it is not!!!! so, once again here is problem.. When the engine is cold it starts fine, when engine gets to optimal temperature engine stalls and you cant start engine for next few...