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I stand corrected - I did not know that ! You learn something new everyday on here :thumbup:

I had to remove a sensor, don't know what it's for though. remove 3 x T25 torx screws holding the lid of the air filter housing, loosen the jubilee clip, remove said sensor, then move hose to right and lift lid and twist in an anti-clockwise direction, this releases the lid allowing full...

One positive result :thumbup: and :thumbup: for sticking with Darcy !

I don't think you can get the kinda shine that you get from a paint job, but since I got gloss it's probably as near as you can get. I have used the buffer and I have used different waxes, I haven't polished it yet or used any twin pack sealers, though the finish isn't that bad..... I would...

Well at first glance I thought that not to bad, except price, then I saw inside... cloth seats and no sat-nav, though it has low km's I wouldn't get it, I am sure there are many more to choose from, never jump at the first one ! The decision is yours though...

Just kidding !! thought I'd give it a good wash though and kinda remembered what it looked like - sort of ! Don't be fooled into thinking a wrap is gonna be easy street when it comes to cleaning - it's not, you get lots of static which attracts any dust back off your cloths, and now because...

Well it's been all of about a month and I'm fed up with the wrap, I want it white again ! :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock...

Many moons ago I said I was going to do this and that ( earlier post on here ), well I've done the full body wrap which was one thing, especially since the wifey is still waiting for the kitchen finished ( note finished, I have started - LOL ). Well after receiving this a few weeks back, today...

I do nearly 80 miles a day for work and before getting the electric car, I always had diesels mainly 307cc's but had a new Picasso for 120k miles without one fault and that too was a diesel. My brother has just bought a diesel RCZ with sat nav and fully loaded, though he was looking for a...

Yes I forgot about , though most people like this feature, an odd one has said they don't - the 156 doesn't have this, so test a 156 and a 200 and take the revs to over 3500, that's when it kicks in and the turbo ! As Neil has said, you can re-map the 156 and I'm pretty sure Neils must be...

That does not sound good. :thumbdown:

Now my Dad, bless him, used to make me laugh when I was in the car with him and one of us got behind a slow driver or one that failed to use their indicators - he'd say " another SBD " confused I asked SBD ? what do you mean Dad? His answer - " Should Be Dead " ie a very old person of little...

I find it also happens to me and as for the make of car, well they usually are 4 x 4's of a high pedigree. I am convinced that they have a plate on the dashboard that reads " Indicator Use Optional ".

Hi and sorry to hear about the Merc. Probably the " best " all round Z would be a 200 GT, out of the options the best would be Xenons, then it's all the usual stuff - parking / sat nav / heated seats / leather etc. things to look out for on a MK1 with around 50k miles, all these will have had...

Hello Wilsofar and welcome, Nice to hear that you've come to your senses and bought a RCZ - LOL... Yes very cheap for super sexy looks of the Z, but to compare reliability you need to give more info.. ie: your Z has 90k smiles how many did your Clio Renault sport 197 have on it when you...

" Cometh the day Cometh the RCZ ! " Yeahhh and sadness for your departed Zero. Soon to be welcome to the club. :clap: :thumbup:

After your posting there Phil, one can only have empathy with you and congratulate you at the same time. We all know the merits of the RCZ's, but when you class it higher than Jaguar XJ8, Jaguar S-type, BMW 3-series, Volvo V60, Mercedes CLA, Ford Focus CC, MGB, Vauxhall Calibra, a quite...

Re: RCZ-R limp home mode. Yeah me too ! :thumbup:

Eyup from up North !! Nice car and good job done on the wheels they won't have been easy. Hope you enjoy your Z though I know you will :thumbup: If you want any help don't hesitate to ask - good bunch on here, some one will help. Watch out for the crucked neck !! Cheers M. :beer:

Just seen this post, but as far as I can gather they are no different to the back seats in the 308cc and 307cc. they need a lot of strength and have two clips / bracket type connectors at each side. Interested to know do they have a hidden sub-amp hidden under the back seat back for the JBL...