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Wow, i miss my old C :`( My current ride thou:

Right Sean, just measured both blades and there both 19 inches

Well i had these fitted to my Corrado G60 for years and never had a issue that i can remember with hitting the bonnet, Why would you be lifting the wiper up on a regular basis??? Lift it up a little, fit blades and off you go!!!

Corrado aero wiper conversion kit Hi All Haven`t been on here for a long time, nice to see the community still alive :) While clearing out the shed came across these, VW Polo aero wipers perfect fit for a Corrado Had them on my old Corrado G60 (RIP) and they were far better than the OEM ones Part No. 6X2 955 409C & 6X2 955 410C will include the wiper blades, but they been in the shed for a couple of years so probably best get some new ones Cheers, Ian List Date: 6/19/2014 For more info, click here to view the original listing: Corrado aero wiper conversion kit -------------------------------------- SOLD -------------------------------------- Mobile friendly version: Corrado aero wiper conversion kit Go Mobile: Download the free Panjo iOS app now!

PM`d you provisionally sold to stuartscales

Sorry for the delay in getting back, haven`t checked on here for a few days No problem with waiting till the end of the month if you still want the them ---------- Post added at 7:52 AM ---------- Previous post was at 7:50 AM ---------- Sorry stuartscales has first dibs, but if that falls thru i`ll let you know No paperwork came with it, Was fitted by Darren at G-Werks(RIP) Regards,Ian

Hi All I have for sale my old G60 SNS 5.5 chip plus a 3.5Bar fuel pressure regulator The SNS Tuning chip was setup for standard green top injectors, running either 3.0 or 3.5 FPR and a 68mm pulley and features SNS Digifant Lag eliminating code, more details can be found HERE The FPR is a direct replacement for the 3bar G60 unit and was sourced from a Porsche 944 (P/N: 0 280 160 263) Looking for £70posted Paypal or cheque

Having a shed clear out and as its free listing this weekend :-) Have a look here

Hi, Have some of my old Corrado parts up on eBay :-D EDIT: Just noticed these are FK not Inpro Tail Lights, D`oh!! Click Here

Yeah, always start any car with the clutch down...A habit i got into with the 2 sciroccos i owned previously :wink: Haven`t checked with the volt meter yet...gave up to be honest for the day... :brickwall: Will check tomorrow, also might rig up a wire to start it from the engine bay to elimate the ignition switch and see what happens....

Well decided to go to another place and get another starter at a cost of £123 just because i`ve had enough of pushing the car to get it to start... Got it this morning fitted it this afternoon, changed the main power cable from the battery to the starter aswell because the old one looked very ropey!! and guess what...click click cilck the bloody thing still would not start, rocked the car back and forth in gear and hey presto the fracking thing started :censored: Am at a complete loss of what to do next :shrug: any ideas????

Hi All Been a while since i been on here but the C playing up again :-( Did a search but just really wanted to check that i came to the right conclusion as to the problem... Right first of all, had to get a new starter motor around august time last year because the starter on there fell to pieces :censored: Ended up getting one from GSF, which worked fine for about 2 weeks then i started getting just a clicking noise when trying to start the car. This has been going ever since at very random times, when the car was cold or hot but because i was out of work i really didn`t bother too much about it. Now its getting worse and worse, doing the clicking thing more and more i decided i better do something about it. Took the starter off tuesday, cleaned the solenoid put it back together and guess what? worked fine for 2days then click click click..... :epicfail: The only way to get it to turn over is to put it in 2nd gear with handbrake off and rock it back & fore...then it will turn over & start by itself, so i don`t think its a voltage issue... do you think replacing the starter will get rid of this problem because i can`t think what else to try :shrug: Cheers Ian

Yeah, Do you think they would let me have a hi-res image if i ask? In a nice frame would be nice too :lol:

Yeah, Its £60 fine plus 3points and now the govenment want you to pay a £15 victim support surcharge :( because they spend all the money for victims support doing up there house`s :epicfail:

Hi, I got my first speeding letter today..... Doing 36 in a 30mph zone, I feel so ashamed of myself. naughtyboy.jpg[/attachment:zytm69f0]

Yeah looks just like goosebumps, really rough surface to the clear coat, could be moisture in there, there are some nasty water marks in the paint which wasn`t there before :( I will give the sanding down a try but does look like a complete repsray is in order :censored:

Hi All Not sure what section to post this in but here the problem.... Painted a Rieger rear window cover up at the end of last year using paints4U.com basecoat aerosol can and Clear #1 UV Resistant Clear Coat Aerosol, this was done in September last year and left on a shelf in my room until May time this year when i got around to fitting it. Now the problem is that it has only been on the car for a month and a half and something has caused a really bad reaction in the paint :( The clear coat was fine when i fitted it and as i said had plenty of time to dry/harden before i fitted it so does anyone know what could cause this time of reaction? Tried using T-cut & even G3 cutting compond but the clear coat is ruined :( Looks like am going to have and remove it and completly respray it :epicfail: RuinedCover.jpg[/attachment:tqhtm9qe]

Ah, Right better order myself some 6mm fuel pipe then Cheers, Ian

Hi All, Got a nasty petrol smell when driving the car, I recently changed the fuel pipe from the fuel rail to the fuel pressure switch with a braided 8mm fuel line but doing a search on here i`ve read it should be 6mm but am not 100% sure. Want to replace that pipe and the fuel inlet pipe to the FPR and the return but of course EKTA doesn`t state what the ID are and as VW Stealers are unbeleivably pricey for pipes i want to avoid them so does someone know the internal diameters of these pipes? Cheers, Ian

Meant to ask yesterday but saw a very nice looking black Corrado coming from salisbury towards Combe Bissett yesterday afternoon anyone on here? If so, wouldn`t mind a closer look next time i see you :)

I`ve had loads of "nice scirocco" and even a "nice golf" :shrug: Best one was, waiting in a VW Dealers for the parts i`d ordered, when a sales rep comes up and says "Is that your Scirocco parked outside?" when i said "if by Scirocco, you mean Corrado then YES it is!" :censored: He then asked if he could have the keys because it was blocking a customer car, which normally i would of said "NOT A CHANCE" but feeling evil :twisted: i said yeah here you go, when i went out 5mins later he was still trying to figure out now to start it :epicfail:

Took off the coil, cleaned it up then sprayed the bracket Satin Black also painted the old washer tank the same just really to see what it looked like and am kinda surprised that it looks quite good 8) What do you think? Enginebay.jpg[/attachment:15wbfmm1]

Why hasn`t anyone said Cheese! Worked for me :clap: I would get a set of bolt grippers matey, makes life so easy when you have bolts like that to remove :)

Ah crap! What are my parents gonna say :cuckoo: There gonna be so ashamed of me pulling up outside the house :eek:

Hi All, Just a quick-ish one, I recently sold joe_60 my old ISV from my 92 G60 which i tested on my car before i sold it to him and it worked fine, but now he is saying that when it plug it in to his car, the car cuts out and wont idle at all Is there more than one ISV for a G60, cus i could only find the one listed on EKTA. He said his original ISV on his works but the idle hunts Any ideas on whats going on there? I said for him to return it and if it doesn`t work i would refund him...But if it worked on my car before then why doesn`t it work on his!!! Ian