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Oh No Sorry Mate I had no idea how many should of been in there! They came with the car, not being mechanicly minded I just left them in the shed!! Do you want to send them back?

Hi Neil, Im not sure what model the brakelines are for, all it says on the box is VW Corrado 1990-1992 with a part number of SVW1020-6P?? Not sure if thats any help or not? I dont have a part number for the white switch either as it was sealed in the plastic wrapped but the wrapper is not marked? Sorry cant be more help on this?!?

Hi All, Few corrado bits up for grabs, all brand new and just lying around postage on anything wont be much more than £2 so might be useful to you as spares etc. Bits as follows: [ATTACH=CONFIG]70495[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=CONFIG]70496[/ATTACH] Not really sure what these are but there a 2 of them! Both brand new and boxed £10 [ATTACH=CONFIG]70497[/ATTACH] Valve Cover Gasket Set £8 [ATTACH=CONFIG]70498[/ATTACH] Exhaust/Manifold Gasket £5 [ATTACH=CONFIG]70499[/ATTACH] Box of Goodrich Brake Hoses £SOLD [ATTACH=CONFIG]70500[/ATTACH] No Idea what this is!!! £SOLD [ATTACH=CONFIG]70501[/ATTACH] Thermostat and Gasket?? £5 [ATTACH=CONFIG]70502[/ATTACH] Retaining Clips for something?? SOLD [ATTACH=CONFIG]70503[/ATTACH] ????? £1 [ATTACH=CONFIG]70504[/ATTACH] VAG Branded Part just says "Bracket" Part No. 1J0609746G 50p I also have a Bentley Publishing Manual for the Passat B4 2.0 (Same engine as Corrado??) - Open to offers! Can Bring any of this stuff along to Classic Car show in Birmingham NEC on Sat if thats any help??

A VR would be ace compensation! :thumbleft:

oh no mate! soz to here that! If you go through insurers, they will almost certainly write it off Im afraid! especially as the roof is damaged! All depends now how you want to play it. Go through your insurance and if they say its a write off either accept the offer and get paid out or try pushing them to repair it for you! Only thing is it will then be a Cat C or D car so will be devalued a bit come resale, but if your not selling then that wont matter. Or you pay for the repairs yourself, as the roof is damaged could be big bills for that? You will have a better idea in the light tomorrow though. Hope your able to sort something mate!

I have no idea??? I don't know why they would be but anyone on here who could clarify/confirm?

My Sunroof packed up today so after a working motor if you have one for a 1995 Model Year 2.0 16v Corrado! Pm me or contact me on 07970371406 Thanks!

Hi All, If you have any of these either in a pair or a set of four let me know, pref with the bolts please but consider without! Thanks

OR YOU COULD THINK ABOUT SOMETHING WITH LPG? BIG PETROL ENGINE WITH DIESEL RUNNING COSTS! :dance:

bumped! :thumbleft:

Really wanting to keep the rado OEM looking but my standard 15" westwoods" just seem to sit to far in at the back would putting some 15mm or 20mm spacers on the rear upset the handling or ride at all? I can't see that it would myself but it will increase the unsprung weight a bit at the back. Anyone else done this on standard fir wheels? :scratch:

Just because the pumps working doesn't mean you nessasarily getting fuel through, have a look in the fuel filter. Is it clogged at all, if you try starting it and thats bone dry afterward the fuel isn't getting there, is there fuel at the plugs? Could be the ECU is playing tricks so might be worth disconnecting the battery for 15 mins or so then reconnect it and try starting again as that will reset the ECU. Other common faults on these include coil pack (which you have changed), the crank sensor, or could be the immobilizer is kicking in?? Had this on mine couple of years ago it kicked in while I was driving, had it disconnected and replaced with new alarm and immobilisor and it was fine. Have you got any breakdown cover? If you not too handy with mechanics someone like the AA maybe able to give you a good idea of whats up as they will be able to test it out a bit more.

Sorry to hear that mate! Could be fuel related? Check the basics, Fuel getting through ok? Can you hear the fuel pump working? Fuel Lines and filter clear nothing blocking them? That would be my first port of call then move on from there if all seems ok. Let us know how you get on!

Hi Chris, Thanks for posting some examples up, how do we go about ordering?

+1 for early and late bodypanels! Interior parts (dash trim and steering wheels mainly)

Hi Mate, Yeh could do?? I haven't actually got mine off the car yet though! How would you want to sort it?

As Above pref in as good as condition as poss please!

I would be interested in some of these especially rear screen dealer sticker, how much £ are we looking at? ---------- Post added at 06:10 PM ---------- Previous post was at 06:09 PM ---------- Sorry! Just read post properly!

I knew it was too good to be true! Cheers Mate for the advice!

I have a window switch £15 Posted!

Great! That makes life easier! Thanks

Hey All, Ive searched the forum and half the internet and read so many differing bits of advice and info given to other people not sure whats right! I have a 2.0 16v that I was looking to put some Mercedes wheels onto either 16" or 17" depending on what I can get of ebay!!! Anyway, I've seen some adapters for 4x100-5x112 available, now am I right in saying all I will need to get some mercedes rims to fit my car will be these adapters or will I need some spacers aswell or any other work doing? Cheers for the info! Also, while Im at it, will it be the same deal for Porsche rims? Just a 4x100-5x130 adapter and thats it? Thanks all!

As per title really! :-) On the scout for some porsche rims so in need of some adapters!

Yeh mine does this, mine temps to jump around a bit temp wise, it sits just under the 90 a lot of the time, then in traffic or slower town driving tends to rise and stay just above the half way mark but like yours the fan always kicks in to bring it down a little. If you look on the MFA readout at oil temp that gives a good idea of how hot things are getting under there too, max ive seen mine is about 112 on a real hot day (26c+) in traffic.

OK Cool! Pm'd :-)