Caporegime
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Buy one off a breaker for £10 and fit it yourself. Thats the way!
Need to lift the car and wheel off to get to it apparently.
Buy one off a breaker for £10 and fit it yourself. Thats the way!
Need to lift the car and wheel off to get to it apparently.
Yeah I think its behind a cover in a rear arch is it not?
Car just threw up an message “alarm system service required”. Google suggests the siren is gone and the battery has likely gone or leaked and thus corroded the PCB.
£140 part for the kit plus labour coming up.
One of the wheels. It’s purposely there to stop easy access from thieves so that mean easy access from me!
I’ve booked it in now.
Buy one off a breaker for £10 and fit it yourself. Thats the way!
Don't you have a jack and a socket set? More money than sense some people...
Put the Mk1 TT in for its first MOT under my ownership. Failed for a snapped xenon headlight auto-levelling arm/sensor on the rear end. Shame the part is £90! No advisories though, just the unforseen part
Fingers crossed thats been the cause of the slight vibration I occasionally get from the rear when going over larger speed bumps!
No coding required @Phemo ?
ebay online keysinthepost maybe from a picture ... if that's what you mean.Does anyone know of anywhere I could get that done?
DIY fix ? ABS glue , graft a splint in.Shame the part is £90
Nah, it’s being fixed properly (well it has already been done now). I’m trying to get this car back to as close to perfect as possible whilst still enjoying it weekly.DIY fix ? ABS glue , graft a splint in.
I make replacement arms for the MPS owners.Put the Mk1 TT in for its first MOT under my ownership. Failed for a snapped xenon headlight auto-levelling arm/sensor on the rear end. Shame the part is £90! No advisories though, just the unforseen part
Fingers crossed thats been the cause of the slight vibration I occasionally get from the rear when going over larger speed bumps!