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Followed the link to the thread & bought one of these wiperblank.jpg[/attachment:32grm9yv] recommended by StormchargedVR6 himself, I should have know... Liked it cos it looks like it will fit real tight n tidy and they do Black!

Thanks very much colinstubbs - :notworthy:

Does anyone do a blanking plug for the wiper or is it a DIY job?

Thanks VR6 - ha ha ha... I think I'll have another look tomorrow and see where exactly the leak is & also price up just blanking it out - i'm warming to the idea of getting rid of the lot and keeping things clean, simple and save weight/hassle/complications etc...

Just found that my rear wiper is leaking (not sure if it where the rubber meets the plastic or where the plastic meets the metal?) on the wash and making the boot wet, question now is do i spray it with rubber solution and hope it fixes it or take the rear wiper, motor and everything out and blank it off?

Liking it, are you going to get it really low and wide stance too?

Done a few odd little jobs lately like putting in the door handle repair kit and new parcel shelf + re-wiring the Amp to remove the rear shelf speakers... passat climatronic wiring diags.pdfIMG_3034v1.jpg[/attachment:10i1n5z2] Before with grey shelf & speakers climatronic wiring-Golf from May 01.pdfIMG_3036v1.jpg[/attachment:10i1n5z2] After with Black shelf & no speakers (Thanks to CazzaVR) 2.8l 24v Climatronic system.pdfIMG_3038v1.jpg[/attachment:10i1n5z2] Doors before IMG_3046v1.jpg[/attachment:10i1n5z2] Doors after (scratched the new paint work though - Clumsy TW@T!)

Great looking car, loving the stance and the mean look with the tinted headlights is so cool...

I'm liking that lots & think it will come together really well. Bold move... :clap:

I saw a white Rado (Reg started N88 or something similar?) in Chilworth (Hampshire A27) heading toward North Baddesley on Saturday at about 1:30 - I was the passenger in a black skoda octavia estate driving in the opposite direction and waving like a loony. Anyone?

I got a tap n die kit from Machine Mart today and got the passenger side done, Bloody tricky holding the spring out the way, but I'm sure now I have the experience the drivers side will be easier - thanks again for the parts, good job!

" electric adjustment motors are also still available, which are common part with some MK4s and other newer VWs. Even the interior headlight level adjuster panel for Corrados is still available! It's about £50 mind! But if you want to spec up your Corrado " Good work kevhaywire, can you tell where you got hold of your motor adjustment from please?

You make great Car Porn, lovely ride and well looked after. You taking it to Ultimate Dubs?

I thank you Steve, the guide is great, very good job and good to know you care enough to do it and get in touch - Cheers... :clap:

In order to fit the headlight adjustors I had to take the eyebrow grille out & must have not fixed it back well cos it blew off on the motorway?! Seeing as i was miles from home i found a Halfords and put this in as temp measure to stop too much dirt getting into the engine bay - I like it and am now working on a new eyebrow grille with a mesh front - what do you think?

Your car is stunning, I love the black interior contrasting with the exterior paint and so well looked after! Nice collection of cars too...

Sorry, but yes you do - it's really not hard though...

I got my loom from here - http://myworld.ebay.co.uk/1989corradog6 ... X:SELLERID - comes with instructions, job done... :clap:

I love the OZ Ultraleggera, just couldn't afford them - please put pics up once there on so we can see how great they look... :D

I didn't find a switch on mine? There are 3 tabs holding the reflector in place within the box, simply use a flat head screw driver to press against the tab on each and gentle pull the reflector out the front as below: IMG_2739v1.jpg[/attachment:38v4uymg] I then fitted mine with new headlight adjustors that i bought from Arz Tuning (my local VW Dealer is CR*P) see here - http://www.arz-tuning.de/shop/advanced_ ... &x=64&y=11 and then put them back together. Park about 6 feet away from a wall next to your friends car and correct the beam so yours matches theirs as near as possible and job done...

I have been putting this job off to be honest, but am now forced to do it due to a broken handle. I'm stuck though, the screw will not tap into the pivot-pin and therefore i can't get the pin out?! Help please!!!

I got bored the other day & went through my records & updated loads of bits - OUCH! This is the list of things done thus far: Buy Car; J62394 Dated 25/06/1991 Top up Oil New Coolant & Steering fluid Re-Tumble locks to match ignition key New stereo - Kenwood KDC-W5041UG New mats New Spark plugs MOMO pedals Fit newer gear stick & gear knob + newer Ashtray New front tyres (Toyo VR 195/50-15) + balancing & tracking Replace Spark plugs (NGK) Sparks VAG air screw Upgrade to Lupo GTi Wipers & Arms Replace U bend fuel hose Fit Climair Front Wind Deflectors inpro black tint rear lights Install upgraded Headlight loom H4 Philips Power 2 Night GT-150 JKM Portsmouth; general service, Koni Coilovers installed, new front top mounts, new Sump plug, new water hose & coolant top up & Rolling road test Smoked side indicators G-Werks; Supercharger rebuild, ported to stage 5, new Brembo Max brake discs & service ARZ; Mattig Rear Bumper, Mattig Front Bumper, Mattig Smooth License Plate Trim SixOneTwo; Cades Miras alloys + spacers Venom Motorsport; Chrome Angel Eye headlights MV Classics; re-build with new Mattig bumpers & tinted Golf lights & complete re-spray ISE; LaserLine Car Alarm system

thanks millerman, Going to have to check mine now. Also have the adjusters on order from Arz & working on an Original Headlight restoration project/article as I decided to repair my old lights and keep them as spares + found some potentially great chroming spray - just waiting for it to arrive now! :clap:

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/VW-CORRADO-body-1 ... _985wt_941 Radio controlled Corrado anyone?

Hurray! I think I just found the adjusters on ArzTuning website - http://www.arz-tuning.de/shop/product_i ... rrado.html :clap: