Tag Archives: DIY

Replacing S2000 Front Brake Pads

Posted by dave on April 14, 2013 No comments

A little while back I wrote a post on replacing the rear pads on an S2000, now the snow has all but gone, it was time to do the front pads. The job is very similar, so I won’t go …

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S2000 DIY Replacement Headlight Range Adjustment Sensor

Posted by dave on August 6, 2012 2 comments

Whilst replacing the drop links the other day on my S2000, I noticed that something wasn’t quite right: This, as it turns out, is the Headlight range adjustment sensor (on the rear left, near, side suspension of the car), it controls …

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Gas Meter Monitoring Project – Part 2

Posted by dave on July 7, 2012 No comments

Ok, so in my previous post I talked about the hardware used to read the pulses from our gas meter, connected to an old pedometer this was recording each time the right most dial completed a full revolution. Next was …

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Replacing an S2000 Fan Belt/Serpentine Belt/Auxiliary Belt

Posted by dave on July 6, 2012 No comments

This job was dead easy, but I’ve been documenting everything else so it made sense to do this too. Tools required: New Serpentine Belt (GSF Car parts, £12, Part Number: 134VG0030) 14mm Socket I have a K&N induction kit in there and …

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Replacing S2000 Rear Drop Links

Posted by dave on July 2, 2012 2 comments

With the brake pads done, the next job on the list was the rear drop links. These little joints connect the rear anti-roll bar to the suspension and mine apparently had too much play, well, they had covered 110k miles after …

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Replacing S2000 Rear Brake Pads

Posted by dave on June 25, 2012 3 comments

Now that my S2000 is  little older, and so am I, oh, and Honda wanted £90 to replace the rear pads, it got me thinking “It can’t be that hard, can it?” It’s not, so long as you you have …

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Project: Hide the DMA2100

Posted by dave on January 19, 2011 No comments

I recently decorated the dining room and den (a kind of brick conservatory extension on the back of the house). This room is going to be a chill out room and as always I want to keep all the wires …

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