Hello Jono,
I use this site to gain a lot of knowledge about the MX3's i've had in the past and the one that i still have. (That will never be sold)
Its also better to have a dedicated site where everyone knows that what they read will be referring to the MX3 and that other people can come to ask for advice when they need to.
The only trouble that i have had is that when the upgrade occurred, the site lost who i was.
I have noticed that a couple of others have had the same problem in the past.
Hello, my elderly mother owns a 1993 MX3 left hand drive, auto, US import. We will be looking to put this up for sale shortly but no idea on possible value. Can anyone guide us?
The car is a 1.6, one owner from new, imported to UK in 1997 and all properly registered. It's very clean and tidy with only 34,700 miles.
I would guess it's not worth much but I don't wish to undersell it when the time comes.
I found footage that I thought was deleted by accident. Was such a good show to go to and would be nice to do the next one with a mx3 club stand.
https://youtu.be/_o4hnKpzczA
If you are currently working on a project, we would love to see what you are doing. And remember to drop back and keep us upto date as the project goes on. (Please use only one Topic per car)
@marco yeah gloves are a must as it's not the nicest to use and would of preferred using titanium but the budget wouldn't stretch that far. Because I'm going to be putting in a full flat floor I need to keep as much heat in the exhaust as I can.
Hey guys,
I've noticed a few newer members are having trouble attaching pictures to posts.
Posts read better if the pictures are integral to the post, instead of being links to pictures elsewhere.
There are two ways to post pictures:
1) Using the 'Picture' icon
When making a post:
Click on the picture icon, the following will be placed into the text box:
Enter your picture url where it says image url
Replace alt text with some text if you like, but this is optional, normally leaving this blank is fine.
2) Manually using markup code without the 'Picture' icon
Use this code:
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Example:
Will display as:
I hope that helps. Let me know if you are still having trouble.
Jono
People have tried the swap on the obd2 loom and have run into all sorts of problems. You're best of swapping the loom completely if you have the skills to do so.