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Re: GLSI Ute

Hi Neil

Thanks for the reply and also all the tips you have given me. Found
it interesting re the oil but looks as if they us 15w 40 that is what
I was most intersted in.

I will contact Proton re the cable just a pain having to get it over
to them and pick it back up but I guess it is there problem.

Sorry for the lack of information about myself

my name is Peter Gibbs, I live in Queanbeyan my email is
myglsi@... I have been searching for a ute for sometime I
located this one in Sydney and brought it last Friday, it was on
carpoint it could well be still listed there.

I work for the ACT RTA and they guys vehicle examiners here say the
cars are good cheap transport and have not heard of to many problems
with them.

The service book says I can run it on ULP but they guy I brought it
off ran it on E10 but I have been told here at work to run it on
95 ?? any thoughts

Thanks for the help

Peter

--- In Jumbuck@..., neil jeffries <vk2kyg@...> wrote:
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> Hello my glsi  (name?)
> Welcome to the group. I'm sure you will be very happy with it for
many years to come.
> If you have the remainder of the warranty I would get proton to fix
the fuel cap release. It's only a cable but it may have come loose
where the outer case is clamped and probably not hard to fix,but I
have never had a look at mine. Your beat oil question??well if you
ask 10 people you will get 10 different answers. I don't know what
was in mine when I bought it new,but at the 1000km service,they used
Valvoline formula 5000,at 10000km service they used Castrol GTX
Protec 15w-40,at the 20000km service they used castrol gtx
professional 15w-40. So you have 3 different oils from the same
service center.And at every 5000km interval between services I use
castrol GTX 15w-40 and haven't any dramas with anything.
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> Do's --- do change your oil regularly,do change your oil filter
regularly.Do change your air filter for a K&N High flow washable
panel filter,it takes out those factory flat spots.
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> Don'ts -- Don't use your power windows too much,enjoy the air con.
Older protons I have seen all have window problems,glass falls out of
track. Of course this could depend on your cleaning and maintainance
routine.
> There is lots of info in the group,have a good look around. If you
have any other questions just ask and we will try to help.
> Regards Neil VK2KYG (Group Moderator)
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> --- On Mon, 12/1/09, myglsi <myglsi@...> wrote:
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> From: myglsi <myglsi@...>
> Subject: [Jumbuck] GLSI Ute
> To: Jumbuck@...
> Received: Monday, 12 January, 2009, 2:04 PM
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Mon Jan 12, 2009 9:22 pm

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Hello Group... First of all great to know this group exists I came accross it by chance. I have just purchased a 2007 GLSI Jumbuck with 16,000 on the clock it ...
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Jan 12, 2009
3:04 am

Hello my glsi  (name?) Welcome to the group. I'm sure you will be very happy with it for many years to come. If you have the remainder of the warranty I would...
neil jeffries
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Jan 12, 2009
9:17 am

Hi Neil Thanks for the reply and also all the tips you have given me. Found it interesting re the oil but looks as if they us 15w 40 that is what I was most...
myglsi
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Jan 12, 2009
9:22 pm

hey, with feul run it on what ever you wanna run it on... the E10 stuff is good stuff for performance cars... i use to run mine of 95 then started on 98......
ben white
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Jan 12, 2009
10:14 pm

... is good stuff for performance cars... i use to run mine of 95 then started on 98... (which is the highest over here) but now it 98 everyday... ... engine...
myglsi
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Jan 13, 2009
4:31 am

Hi Ben Thanks for that mate think I will try the 95n first see how it goes E10 would be my choice though it is sposed to be 95 anyway but will try the standard...
myglsi
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Jan 13, 2009
4:33 am

Not all E10 is 95ron, some is just plain nasty. Unless it states specifically that it's 95 it will be 91 My Jumbuck runs best and most economically on Shell...
Kevin Lyons
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Jan 13, 2009
5:02 am

Hi Peter If you look in your hand book it says use premium unleaded petrol only this means 95 ron or better. I wouldn't be using E10 at all,the engine wasn't...
neil jeffries
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Jan 13, 2009
9:42 am

G'day all, On the subject of fuel for Jumbies, it basically comes down to personal preference. My owners book states that the fuel requirement is "Unleaded...
Peter Scott
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Jan 13, 2009
10:46 am

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