Andi

Nice one Lenny... I'm always up for some destructive advertising :) Now where's that list of 100,000,000 email addresses and my Spam software...

Is there any chance you could translate your "How-To" on changing the dials you have on your site into English? Would be a valuable addition to this thread. I could check your translation on MSN if you like... :)

We normally have MPH as the main numbers, then smaller KM/H on a inner ring too - but it isn't required, so I'll stick with just MPH :) How's this... Edit: Just re-done the km/h ring to include the markings as well. I had to make it a little smaller to make sure the digital panel wouldn't chop off the km/h ring. However, finding it near impossible to line up to read exact correct mphkm/h conversions - so it is as near as I can get it. I am liking this more than my mph-only dials above though ;) Edit 2: Attachment removed, better version here.

Sure, as long as you credit me and have a link to http://corrado-forum.net :)

With some (excellent) help from Jim (jims16v) - who skillfully laid out the MPH etchings, here are the dials I will be installing. A mix of Han's blue (the font) and the black dials (the red gradients, etc). Jim used Photoshop for the MPH markings, then I used Paint Shop Pro for the rest (which I am more familiar with). :)

The electrics in the Calibra and a load of, erm, great british engineering. Friend of mine had one for 2 years. Continually dying, engine faults, ABS faults... "Barge pole"

Received, and uploaded for others to use if they wish. Edit: These are no good for UK users - our dials go upto 160mph, not 140

That is my plan - I just need the right template.... Someone must have a MPH face somewhere..... :cry: Any US readers out there know of one?

Could be either.... http://milgov.acronymfinder.com/af-quer ... ronym=imho

That's cool... the litres I don't mind, since petrol is served in litres in the UK anyway. I like the font and the lines - looks good. Might have to loose the pictures though ;) km/h is a problem though - mph would be different markings, and without mph the dials would be illegal to use in the UK :( What other sets do you have?

Flames out of your exhaust will mean your timing is way out - and as you said, it the opposite of pinking. Timing is an arse to explain, but I think of opposite of pinking is retarding towards TDC (top dead centre). I don't think this will actually do any damage to your engine - unlike pinking. If you have a CAT, it won't be good for that, and you are overfuelling which will lead to worse MPG and a fuel-smell. But as you say, flames are cool. I did this to my MX5 - great fun... 8)

I have the ready-made loom by PD Motorsport - plus Hella 100watt Ice-Blue bulbs. I can see!!!!! :) The Hella's didn't add much to the already-brighter lights, just made them a little brighter and more white than yellow. But yes, I'd thoroughly recommend uprating the headlight loom. :D I've also found the ampage drain on the system is less so I no longer get my radar detector flashing "Low Volts" when I pull up to a junction with headlights on. Which was begining to annoy me... :twisted:

Does anyone have a white (or any other colour really) dial template? I remember seeing one on a US website somewhere, but can't find it now. Since I'm unemployed and bored at the mo, might like to whip up some custom (but not too sad) white dials for the C. Would help if it was VR-spec.. so fuel goes upto 15 gallons (if 12, I can alter it I suppose) and rev counter goes to 7k, red starting at 6.5k. And for the digital odometer, etc too. No analogue trip here ;) Don't worry, I'm not going to plaster badly pixelated riced C's over my dials. Just finding more excuses not to depress myself further searching for jobs... :)

The chain itself should well out-live 100k if the engine is looked after, it is generally the tensionners that might need a little attention. I'm on 187k on the original chain. VW say it should never need to be changed.

If you're gonna do that, then you might as well have a 0 lux camera mounted in the front bumper and a wide angle one in the rear for reversing (with the image flipped)... :)

When I lock mine, the central locking whines... then 6-7 seconds later it makes another whirr. Wassat then? I have a Clifford. Never tried opening from inside, 'cos, erm, I don't tend to lock myself in!

Open the boot/trunk and look just to the left of the latch hook. You should have a white sticker with lots of info on it. Yup. Will have the name of the paint and a barcode on it. If either of these are missing, it is likely that panel has been replaced due to a accident. :(

In My Honest Opinion

Erm, so you go round a corner, or brake hard, or accellorate hard - and the laptop slides out, hitting your passenger, or breaking itself.... I think secured and fixed would be a lot better.

Hehe, can I have two beers, since I took a photo? ;) And just to prove I exist, you can see my shadow...

Its 135 246 You might be able to just read the yellow tags on my HT Leads. I have a coilpack, so can't show you the dizzy end - since I haven't got one! I'm sure the plastic tracks that the HT leads lie in are numbered too, though....

I have removed the canister (with help from BANANA MAN) - will take photos in a bit... Edit: And here are some photos:

I'm interested..

The sunroof closes at the same time as the passenger window, so I assume it wouldn't affect the driver's side if it was broken. The 'full closure' is a Corrado feature - it is not part of the 3rd party alarm - so it is more than likely that a part of the full closure system is a little confused... or maybe the alarm isn't wired up to the full-closure system correctly? If you turn and hold the key in the lock position on the driver's door - the full closure will start - does the driver's side close when you do it this way? If yes - possible alarm-to-closure-unit wiring fault. If no, closure-unit fault. Hope that helps! :?

Full-closure can be added to a C for free with the Concept 300. All that is required is one wire from the brain of the Clifford to the full-closure unit on the Corrado itself. You just need an installer who knows what he's doing. Luckily mine learnt how to install alarms on a Corrado :)