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that looks well bodged mate ! it looks evil
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no mate ,iirc the sunroof needs be in the tilted position to put the liner back , can you get a pic of the roof from the same position as my pic ? what is the liner catching on ? usually you need lift the front of the silver sliders on each side and slide the liner under them download this attachment it might give you better idea of whats in there :wink:
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have you got a sunroof liner ? not sure i'm reading what you wrote correctly but is it pushed back into the roof ? see the silver arms on each side (in my pic) ,if the roof is back you will need to lift these up as you pull the liner forward or the liner will catch hth
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not sure what car you have , early or late interior but see in the pic of mine , the interior light panel pulls down (iirc you need to pull the light out first ) and the motor is behind there , there should be an allen key there aswell (clipped on the motor) as you can manually wind the motor in case you get stuck with it open
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cant help you there , sorry , i havent got any , did consider them once til i saw the price :-) any numbers codes etc on them or maybe post a pic ?
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make sure the motor is in tight because if it isnt aligned properly it wont drive correctly which could give the problem you describe ;-)
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:-) no worries it seems common that peeps use H&R adaptors , are you sure yours arent these ?
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Guide to cleaning and caring for your leather.
GIXXERUK replied to jedi-knight83's topic in Car Care
i never thought about the hairdryer , i usually do the leather in the summer , i tried it yesterday with gliptone and it worked great , with the added bonus of it being nice and toasty while you do it cheers nathan -
you could read the porsche wheel thread mate, i'm sure there will be some info in there http://the-corrado.net/.archive/forum/viewtopic.php?t=25520 you might need to book time off work to get through it though :-)
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dirty contacts in the switch maybe ? why the hell are you using it this time of the year anyhoo ? :-) pull the cover and check the switch out as above
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impressive mod spec !
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:roll: :roll:
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rs4 rs4 rs4 rs4 rs4 ... if only i had the ££ http://video.google.co.uk/videoplay?doc ... hill+climb
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you can just edit it and type something else in its place :-)
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s2000 hmmm... stonking engine but a little bit hairdresser maybe ? you have to work the engine hard to get the best out of them but they are quick
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the vx220 is definitely a possible "next car" for me , i've took a couple of tubby's out and they are very quick and handle superb with a geo set up but they are a hardcore car - no carpets to speak of and a crap heater , no air con or electric windows but you do get a big smile 8) moonland grey turbo would be my choice, 0-60 in 4.7 secs :twisted: , nearer the 4 with a stage 2 tune
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The plastic box near the throttle body connected to the ISV on OBD1 VR6 motors is the ISV damper. It keeps the ISV a little quiter. Without it you might hear a slight whistle, whine, or airflowing past the ISV when the ISV is in use. OBD2 VR6 motors have the Idle Stabilizer Valve built into the throttle body, so this quickie how to does not abbly to newer VR6 motors, or 24v VR6. THE CAUSE: the ISV damper is right above the exhaust manifold and gets pretty hot. Well, that and time allow the idle stabilizer valve damper to crack. I've hear reports of them blowing apart also. Anyway, they get weak and break. THE FIX: Remove it. Take it off and chuck it. The volkswagen dealer can get you a new one, but whats the point? If your engine cover is in the way, remove it first. Take the ISV damper of, and completely remove the two hoses connected to it. Leave the Idle Stabilizer Vale on. Take the longer of the two hose and cut it so that it connects the ISV back up without the use of the ISV damper box. All Done. Go Drive.
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heres a good site mate , which will give you lots of ideas :-) http://www.oichan.org/ go to my corrado Mods 2006.04.08 Updated Some English pages Added Reverse Glow and Swap Gauges!! 2005.05.05 English Page http://www.oichan.org/mods/gauge/gauge.htm
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reverse the polarised filter , take the green filter out and replace with a red one .... job done :-)
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i did mine blue/red like the mk4 , yours would look good with a red lcd and maybe white leds in the top lights to match the gauge the dial faces look very similar to the premier ones
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three letters .....NSX , the best ever honda
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nice work mate , what gauge is that ?
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JMC, nice, i like that , looks oem