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    Yeah give it a try and let us know if it works :lol:
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    Black ? corrado not sure what breed or reg, waiting outside the South Terminal Arrivals-pickup at Gatwick at 0025hrs this morning, lady driver, didn't notice me I don't think, I got lost and went round again :lol: but she was gone the second time!!
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    Ohhh it's that time again? Hussar!!! Only got my new membership card at the mo but its a start!!
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    ....And don't forget caravan destruction!!!! :clap:
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    I'm away soon for the weekend but I'll see what I can do!
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    Strange - I managed this with the dash in without trashing everything :scratch:
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    At those prices it's rude not too!!
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    I think I may have cut mine with room to spare, if you need them i can dig them out and have a look?
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    Seemed to work on this Cerbera steering wheel alright, though if it didn't you'd not be getting black hands!!
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    Apparently Venom Motorsport's 'biggest selling budget coilovers' Here The phrase 'budget coilover' makes them sound like one to avoid :nono: although I may be corrected if someone on here has them and rates them. Not holding my breath though :gag:
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    The Babelfish translation of Oichians link is a hoot!!!
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    Trouble with heating the trim up is it draws more of the oils out of the trim gradually compounding the problem over time. Linseed oil should work - can't do any harm to try :lol: 8) post if it worksm - might do this myself sometime.
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    Hmmm.... definitely suffers from losing the 'Swoop' line doesn't it?
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    Unless the fuse has broken and not blown and somehow manages to make and break contacts it sounds to me like a wiring problem. Try looking behing the fuse box and see if the wiring is routed correctly and not obviously chaffing anywhere.
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    Also have a look at Best Buy Tyres
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    Bet your ar$e it looks a real dog with the top up - anyone got pics of that??
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    Handbrake cables and throttle cable are miles apart. :scratch: Howabout the wire for the handbrake microswitch (for the dash warning light) is shorting somewhere and affecting things??? No idea how this would work but more likely than cables fouling! :shrug:
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    Haven't got any numbers but the rear badge from a Mk2 Golf doesn't fit!! I still have it!! :lol:
  19. colinstubbs
    Awesome work - Bravo!! :clap:
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    yeah that's the part in question although it would seem a lot of pattern parts are not as good as OEM judging from reports on the forum. Pays yeah money and takes yer choice mate!!
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    Rebuild

    colinstubbs replied to eugopnosaj's topic in Engine Bay

    Try HERE matey
  22. colinstubbs
    :shock: Even the camera had a lucky escape!
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    Red M-reg in Maidstone parked outside the tennis courts on the Tonbridge road Friday 29 May, 1230hrs. Looks like a bit of a project car - it's suffering with the dreaded red paint bloom/fade and had a bit of rear end action :(
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    Not sure about checking it but mine has been playing up for months. I got a replacement but haven't got round to changing it, it's a bit of a twat. Sometimes it starts first time sometimes it's the tenth time!! It either turns over or there's nothing - switch is the most likely cause.
  25. colinstubbs
    Looking as good as ever!
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