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Hopefully you can see the video clip. It doesn't seem to be able to be uploaded on to this site.

Now I have a petrol RCZ I have come across the problem of seeing the amount of oil on the dipstick. I now use this method. Unfortunately it's on the Facebook group page. https://m.facebook.com/groups/733757543 ... 4543125172

Check the air intake pipes have been replaced properly.

No but get in touch with Peugeot HQ UK as it shouldn't have gone this soon, if you don't have warranty they might cover it. Hope there wasn't too much damage to your car.

You might be able to remove the grille and get to the cable or release the head rest to be able to get your hand in to the boot area.

The diesel engine is regarded as more bulletproof as there doesn't seem to be teething problems. There are a few issues which are fixable with the petrol engines possibly with the timing chain, but saying that the newer ones should have the upgraded guides etc. As I said they are all fixable...

Or you could remove the eugeot as well!

Undo the screw it's a torx bit I think a T20. From memory I think you pull the lug down to lock it then you can see the screw head.

Just romaning around and found this. Didn't see the spell checker correction.

I'd be interested in the foot rest. How much are you looking for it?

The tyres are same size as other 19" wheeled rcz's. The difference is between the wider track and lowered height. This then changes the geometry of the steering. I have a HDi and a RCZ-R, only the RCZ-R judders when tight turning

I had to change the TT as I couldn't get my spear in the boot.

Just roaming around and found this

Robbing buggers up there!

You can always take it back and get some premixed.

You need a firmware update to at least 2.80. I did mine to 2.80 and 2014 maps got 7 digit postcodes. See this thread viewtopic.php?f=30&t=5606&p=114069#p114069

Well you know us northerners always get a bargain. Obviously you've been down south too long.

I've just bought a set of 4 Sortilege wheels in silver. Just had all 4 powder coated matt black for £140. Then had them heat resistant ceramic coated for £50. Just got to get some tyres for them then I'll have a spare set.

It's the better way forward with gpsunderground.com.

There was a video on here a few weeks ago (this year) about this. Do a search on here for it.