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looks like my corrado is going to need a new ignition barrell and key assembly. I obviously want to keep the same key, is it possible to order an igntion barrell with same key as I have for rest of car? How much?
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yes looks just like sellotape, how do i get rid of it
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what is the best way to get rid of surface scratches in metallic paint.
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Am tidying up my corrado and have noticed a thin strip on both the drivers and passenger door. It runs on the inside of the door aand is parrallel with the door rubber. It seems to be some sort of seal as it runs the whole length of the door, Thing is it is bubbling and peeling away from the paint and looks unsightly(paint underneath is fine. Can I remove it? How do i remove it?
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My corrado has a different key for the passenger door to the rest of the car. Is there a way to make all locks the same, i.e can I get a lock for the passenger door to match the rest? Apparently the previous owner had to change the door handle but why would you change the lock?
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just out of interest how did you pay?
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I am considering starting to do my own work on my mk2 Golf gti. May then move onto the corrado! I have done an oil and filter change, air filter. I think the front brake pads are starting to bind, they are a bit low. So need changing really. They start to squeak/squeal when they get hot which stops when you apply the brakes I have been looking at the Haynes manual as a start, and it seems that you only need basic tools Seems okay, just need to get some copper grease and a set of brake pads. Have to admit to being very wary about working on the brakes as if you make a mistake you could bascially end up killing yourself! Is there anybody in the wrexham area who I could turn to for help if i get into difficulties? Bit cheeky I know but am p****d off at paying garage charges. Hell they charge 7-8 times more than i earn per hour!
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I am considering starting to do my own work on my mk2 Golf gti. I have done an oil and filter change, air filter. I think the front brake pads are starting to bind, they are a bit low. So need changing really. They start to squeak/squeal when they get hot which stops when you apply the brakes I have been looking at the Haynes manual as a start, and it seems that you only need basic tools Seems okay, just need to get some copper grease and a set of brake pads. Have to admit to being very wary about working on the brakes as if you make a mistake you could bascially end up killing yourself! Is there anybody in the wrexham area who I could turn to for help if i get into difficulties? Bit cheeky I know but am p****d off at paying garage charges. Hell they charge 5-6 times more than i earn per hour!
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To be honest not that keen on modern cars, however next car may be a tdi possibly audi a3. Would also consider the seat ibiza cupra tdi 160bhp!
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what is strong tfr?
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how much for a mk2 gti 8v 5door, metallic blue, full leather? car now done 106000 miles
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corrado vr6 as got 79000 miles! Mk2 golf gti 106,000 miles
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hi What is the best way to clean the underneaths, insides(door hinges) of all the doors. they have caked on grease and dirt
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To be honest have wondered what will replace the corrado and mk2 gti and was thinking audi a3. Maybe I am getting to old! Though wouldnt mind a go in an evo