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Errrrrr did you use the the 2lb/4lb or 14lb lump hammer Craig:whistling:

When it cracked I got fooked off so I used the air chisel :whistling: some the job just broke it lol, got another pump part of the ayc lined up when funds are healthier and ill rebuild it. It's quite straight forward to be honest and people charge a shed load to refurb these, I may have to start a lil service :)
 
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Good on you for doing it yourself mate. If you go on YouTube there is a how to video. Might give you a bit of help.

Yh I watched the video after I took mine apart, found the video before and wished I watched it before too, as the hidden a a screws illuded me,
 
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Gutted mate. At least your getting there and savinibg yourself some hard earned mate.
 
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least your soleniods came out, my mates on his viii fell to bits !
 
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least your soleniods came out, my mates on his viii fell to bits !

Yh just unbolt the clips and they just came right out. That's ad luck if they fell apart they are prob the most substantial parts.
 
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Is it water ingress that kill's these AYC pump's then?

Yh because of the location it just gets covered in the puddles and road salt ect so corrosion build up inside and causes loss of pressure and like in my case siezed motor
 
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just watched the repair video on you tube and i cant believe how straight forward its to repair. also why the hell did they leave it outside the car?
this was the only thing that was putting me off buying an evo.

hope you sort it soon craig...
 
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yh i know, im amazed that after 10 different models, supposedly each an improvment of the last, at no point did they think hold up, what a silly place to put it.

yh ill grt it sorted at some point im in no rush to be honest, got other stuff going on but yh its straight forward enough, its just painted to be a black art by some so everyone assumes the same. but some basic tools and patience even geof could do this repar........ im even thinkin of once mines all done doing this as a sideline at work a bit of ayc repairing.
 
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Yeah mine did the same mate,turns out the motor on the ayc pump was goosed. Luckily fife mitsubishi had a reconditioned 1 in stock.Think it cost me around £1300 to get it fixed but that included them making a bracket up for 1 of my self leveling headlight sensors & the diagnostic for the ayc pump + vat & labour. Could have been worse though as a new 1 would have set me back £3300, can't remember if that was with or without vat :disgusted:
 
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Yeah mine did the same mate,turns out the motor on the ayc pump was goosed. Luckily fife mitsubishi had a reconditioned 1 in stock.Think it cost me around £1300 to get it fixed but that included them making a bracket up for 1 of my self leveling headlight sensors & the diagnostic for the ayc pump + vat & labour. Could have been worse though as a new 1 would have set me back £3300, can't remember if that was with or without vat :disgusted:

HOW MUCH!!!!????

Could of sold you one for 100 ;)
 
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Yeah mine did the same mate,turns out the motor on the ayc pump was goosed. Luckily fife mitsubishi had a reconditioned 1 in stock.Think it cost me around £1300 to get it fixed but that included them making a bracket up for 1 of my self leveling headlight sensors & the diagnostic for the ayc pump + vat & labour. Could have been worse though as a new 1 would have set me back £3300, can't remember if that was with or without vat :disgusted:

How much???? Oh my days, my motor had siezed due to the bearing, I reconditioned mine myself last week, took me 20 mins to make sure all was workin proper and free and it's spot on now.

I'm deffo going ino this repair business
 
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I've thought about doing mine for the crack n to see how hard it is and doing it for people for a small fee.
 
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Good work Craig, looked like it had seen better days.

Price to get one reckoned by indigo is about £300 I think, one of my mates was going to the pump sorted on his tommi.
 
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Yh I need to look around at prices and what you get for your money, ie is it just repaired or cleaned up like new too for the monies. I have sorted and sourced all the parts for the repair kit today through our suppliers we already use
 
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