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This is from the Peugeot system,

Went to the Goodyear website put my tyre size in with 96 load, the website came back with Dunlop Sport Maxx RT. The Goodyear tyres are only 92 load rated.

This is sort of the info I'm after, although I don't push my car that often, but still enjoy driving them, knowing how quickly they last from people who do should give me an indication of how long they would last for me and I understand that the information is relative to that person. The...

I think I did another post where I or someone else fitted cameras and went through which fuse I used and which earth in the fuse area I used.

PM me your Vin & email address and I'll send you a pdf of what your vehicle has fitted (standard and options) including paint

There are times when I do push the tyres, so want them for when I do. Also going for an A for wet grip is a safety factor, and since I like long intervals between filling up I like the idea of economical tyres hence the best rating of C for economy. As you can't get (I've not been able to find)...

After a bit of advice about tyres. Now I know there have been posts about this before, but it is a struggle to find them. I have been looking at tyres the have wet grip as category A, and fuel economy as category C. Tyres size is 235/40 19 (96 load) The short list I have is :- 1) Pirelli...

Tapatalk will automatically resize the pictures for you. Otherwise I think they have to be smaller than 256kb.

There are a few on eBay and Amazon.

Just enjoy it.......and watch out for the second/third glance back. It comes as standard with the RCZ's. Lol Any questions you have, just ask, we all have been there, so someone will have been through it at some point.

Was looking for some for mine but never got to choose any. If you find some, post what you find. I am looking for some blank black ones as the ones I've got are painted black.

Have a look here it may be quite interesting!!!!! viewtopic.php?t=10320

Long press of the setup button, then choose unit description

Send Rczpreformance a pm he is on here.

Have a look at RCZPerformance website as he has done all this to his RCZ. Lots of other useful information on there too.

Hope they disconnected the battery, otherwise they could have fried the computers.

If it was done by insurance, then any work carried out will be covered, including having a properly running car after repair. Work covered by warranty, including letting the battery go flat, might have jump started it or charged the battery incorrectly, might have fried a computer or two!

It's on the backside of the engine.

If this is related to your previous post, can you just use the one post, then if someone who has the same or similar problem they can see the process you followed to trace the problem.

There are no loose plugs or ones that have been unplugged and not re-connected? What voltage has your battery? The first thing that sprang to mind was earth fault, is the engine earth strap good?