mrbeige

Mines on 136993 (noticed it was hearly on 137k) Bought it with 88k, so nearly done 50k miles since I've had it

I'm in Stretham dude, just south of Ely. Are you in Cambridge itself?

I'm running 205/40's at the mo and have very few issues with rubbage! Lowered 40mm all round as well. Only reason I'm running 205/40's is that was what was one them when I bought them from the g-man. Not sure if they were the same tyres he had on his C or from when they were on his Mk2?? I am considering going upto 215/40's as they seem to be a closer match though

Very true, the pug 306 fogs are really low. Is there anyway to make them better? Different bulbs maybe?

Well, used the foglights on the C for the first time last night, and they are pants! The foglights on the missus's 306 are loads better! Am I alone here, or are the Corrado foglights really bad? Are they suffering from the same problem as the headlights?

No CCTV at work, otherwise they probably would have caught the pikey barstewards that broke into it a week ago!

Well, following on from my car break in, one of my lovely work collegues has done this! :mad: :mad: :mad: :mad: :mad: You would think that someone you work with would own up, there is only 100 people who work here, and not all of them drive to work! Oh and another one bumped the other side of the bumper as well about 4 weeks ago!!

CrazyDave, where did you get you wideband from? I'm looking for on e for my megasquirt, but can only find complete kits that cost a bloody fortune!

My Valver X2B = national sales program Great Britain B0N = component parts set, complying with vehicle type for Great Britain, various parts C1Z = steel wheels 7.50 x 20 (eight-hole) G0C = 5-speed manual transmission H0U = tires 195/50 R 15 V J0C = battery 220 A (45 Ah) M5K = 4-cylinder gasoline engine 2.0 L/100 kW 16V closed-loop catalytic converter, base engine is T5J Q1D = sports front seats 1AC = anti-lock brake system (ABS) 1G4 = space-saving spare wheel, same size (same rolling circumference) as originalequipment tires 1MB = sports steering wheel (hollow rim) 3AE = outer right rear view mirror: flat, powered, heated 3BF = outer left rear view mirror: convex, powered, heated T5J = components for, base engine, unit 051.3 3FD = electric sliding/pop-up sunroof 8C3 = front fog light circuit with parking light low and high beam 9BA = without additional electric safety package 9HA = without additional malfunction display 9C2 = without special low beam mode but with "coming and leaving home" function for ROW" 8GC = alternator 65A 8TD = rear fog light for driving on the left 8BF = halogen headlight for driving on the left 8WD = integrated front fog light 1BA = standard suspension/shock absorption Hmmm steel wheels then!

What engine is it dude? G60? 16v?

Unbelievable!

So why would you want to rough up the bores then?

So something like this attached to a crudless drill then?

Is that the sort of thing you can do yourself, or do you need to get an engineering firm to do it?

The speed at which the spoiler raises at depends on the spoiler control module. There is a bank of resistors in that box that dictates what that speed is. You can change them, and I'm sure there is a "how to" on the Corrado Club Canada website

Good lad!!! You wont be disappointed :lol:

Happy birthday dude!!!

Order received loud and clear, Gary!

As and when dude, I'm easy! :lol: Yes and no! When fitting the 3rd and 4th LED, you need to drill out he blanks, so you might notice the difference. The first and second LED's just go in blanks that are replaceable. If you take the clocks apart, you will see what I'm talking about.

MMMMmmmm one of my favourite wheels.....mmmmmm 8) 8)

Could be both, but I think more likely the starter motor, especially with the "grinding noise". My ignition switch is on its way out, but if I just turn the key at a slightly different angle its fine. I think you would know if it was the iginition switch just from turning the key

Cheap Crap?

D'y'know what, that was what I was thinking too, Nick! :lol:

Some links for ya http://the-corrado.net/.archive/forum/viewtopic.php?t=27965 http://the-corrado.net/.archive/forum/viewtopic.php?t=41551 http://the-corrado.net/.archive/forum/viewtopic.php?t=40947

Not tried this, but not having the sensor would put the system into open loop fuel mode. Mind your fuel consumption though!