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There's only one glove box for the UK/ RHD models, the LHD models had the option of AC and non AC glove boxes, and as mentioned above only the under tray's were modified, some better than others. Matt

That looks a nice subtle bit of kit.

VR6 coil pack in good working order, £20 + postage or collection from Braintree, Stansted or Basildon. Regards Matt

You could try the stainless exhaust wrap ties, they'll be heat proof.

Rams, I have had a similar situation recently, where I purchased a welder. I booked the courier myself with the addition of insurance. when the box arrived it was damaged so I took some pictures, I then opened it to find the welder had been dropped on one of the corners, twisting the chassis and damaging the internal components. the courier I booked the service with had guidelines on packaging, which were adhered to, most courier companies have this information available to the consumer. I then contacted the courier to explain what had happened and started a claim procedure, this evolved a short description of what the issue was, and to send them multiple photos of the box, the contents and all the damage. They then asked if i could sort out getting a quote for repair and replacement, and supplied these details to them. the courier company will then look at the options and pick the best one, in my case I was able to get the welder repaired as it was considerably cheaper than replacing or repaying the the amount it cost me. I was then sent a cheque to the repair amount. I then sent the welder to the UK registered repair center for repair, and it is now as good as new. Hope that will clear up some of your questions. Regards Matt

DriverVR6, no problems, we're all here to help one another, As MK1 Campaign mentioned, and as I found out on my first VR6 the chains can be quiet, but it is the chain guides that wear/brake down over time and start to crack or run grooves near to the rivets, leading to a failure if not caught in time. Matt

Here's the list I purchased last year, and the year before to do my timing chains. Tthe attached pictured ties up with the numbers the website is Vagcat, and the dealer catalog is ETKA, here's a link for a How-to-do guide http://wiki.the-corrado.net/category_engine_bay.html. Matt 1 021109465B timing chain (lower) 1 £44.78 £44.78 2 021109467 chain tensioner (lower) 1 £29.87 £29.87 3 N90535001 M6x24 allen bolt (lower tensioner) 2 £0.17 £0.17 4 021109469 side rail (lower) 1 £4.12 £4.12 5 021109471 side rail pin (lower) 1 £1.74 £1.74 8 N10203803 M12x1.5x40 (mid pulley) 1 £1.16 £1.16 9 021109503A timing chain (upper) 1 £44.78 £44.78 10 021109511 chain guide pin (upper) 1 £12.24 £12.24 11 021109507A chain tensioner (upper) 1 £44.78 £44.78 12 N0138271 chain tensioner seal (upper) 1 £0.00 £0.55 13 021109509A chain guide (upper) 1 £29.87 £29.87 14 021109515A side rail pin (upper) 1 £7.95 £7.95 15 021109513 side rail (upper) 1 £10.73 £10.73 16 *N01152520 washer 1 £0.15 £0.15 17 N0102724 M8x26 hex bolt 1 £0.33 £0.33 18 *N01152520 washer 1 £0.15 £0.15 19 N01035210 M8x55 hex bolt 1 £0.64 £0.64 Total: £233.46 £234.01

The VRS brakes are not a straight fit, there is the need for spacers to be made to make the offsets correct on the carriers and discs. not hard to fix. Matt

Some more information would be handy, what gauge is this black wire, and where does it go from and to. I use the extra m5 fasteners on the battery terminals for extra ground wire, or you could use the battery to block ground cable, make sure you clean the terminals. Matt

Steve Biggs only charges £10.40 per injector, and he is a top bloke, it will make a noticeable difference having them cleaned. Matt

I have a spare early headlight switch, in good working condition. £12 posted Matt

I'll let you know tomorrow. Matt

Here's a couple of pictures of the bits I have. looking at the rust, it only seems to be light surface as it scrapes off easily. Matt

Failing the above, I have a shell that I am cutting up at the moment, I have some pictures aswell. let me know if CazzaVR can't help and i'll forward them on. Matt

They look to be the fasteners for the front dampers

I drove past two yesterday, a Blue Corrado On A12 slip road in Chelmsford yesterday about 18:20 and also past a Red VR6 on regiment way, i think it carried on towards Dunmow. I was in a Green storm. Matt

V5 gearbox code EBS is as follows: 1st 3.944 2nd 3.300 3rd 1.944 4th 1.308 5th 1.029 final drive 0.837 rpm @ 6500 speeds would be: 34.3 58.2 86.5 109.9 135.1 compared to standard box: 39.9 67.7 100.6 127.3 157.1 so maybe a little bit more wheel spin, hehe Matt

Jay, just wondering if you have received my payment yet? Matt

As promised I measured the front engine mount rubber, Jay you were pretty much spot on with your figures, have you measured them before?, as the perforated rubber mount came out at 46 shore A. Let me know if there are any other parts you want measuring. Matt

Postage will be £12

dazfxvw: Yes I do have the manifold still, Are you after the upper and lower manifolds? I have both 2.8 & 2.9 flavour manifolds, so take your pick £20+postage Matt

Most of the engine mounting/ suspension fasteners are of the above pictured design. if you need any more pictures of specific bolts i could sift through my collection. Matt

First dibs to FishWick, Corrado9a, the ratios for the AGK box are 3.778 2.105/2.118, 1.458, 1.034, 0.838, 3.389 so slightly different to the CCM/CHN boxes ---------- Post added at 10:36 PM ---------- Previous post was at 10:35 PM ---------- Let me know what parts your after, and i'll let you now if they are still available. Matt

I'll measure the shore at work tomorrow. Matt

I'll wrap it up and get some courier prices tomorrow for you. Matt