New pics

[LeeS69]

Hi again

Finally got round to doing some better pics today!

Gave her a wash and a polish... Flaps only up from washing, forget to put it back down!


Lee

 

[neilgsxr69]

Looks stunning mate! :clap:

 

[LeeS69]

Do need to sort the high level brake light, shabby work by peugeot on that for so many LEDs to fail (you can't see it in the pic of course). Anyone managed to split/repair one yet?? I know there were threads about it before but none seem to have completed the process?

 

[Verminator]

Well what can I say Lee, but another smart looking RCZ...
Looks really well... Safe motoring enjoy your drive

Les

 

[neilgsxr69]

Do need to sort the high level brake light, shabby work by peugeot on that for so many LEDs to fail (you can't see it in the pic of course). Anyone managed to split/repair one yet?? I know there were threads about it before but none seem to have completed the process?

I don’t know of anyone repairing one but should be possible it’s splitting the unit that will be tricky :eusa-think:

 

[Plecodoras]

Nice looking motor Lee, a late mk1 in Dolphin blue - love it and good job with the cleaning, looks spot on ! :thumbup:

 

[LeeS69]

Do need to sort the high level brake light, shabby work by peugeot on that for so many LEDs to fail (you can't see it in the pic of course). Anyone managed to split/repair one yet?? I know there were threads about it before but none seem to have completed the process?

I don’t know of anyone repairing one but should be possible it’s splitting the unit that will be tricky :eusa-think:

Exactly, I'm an electronics engineer anyway so once in it shouldn't be a problem. But if it's a nightmare to split it's a waste of time trying, trouble is will the replacement factory unit be as bad for failing??

 

[Plecodoras]

Do need to sort the high level brake light, shabby work by peugeot on that for so many LEDs to fail (you can't see it in the pic of course). Anyone managed to split/repair one yet?? I know there were threads about it before but none seem to have completed the process?

I don’t know of anyone repairing one but should be possible it’s splitting the unit that will be tricky :eusa-think:

Exactly, I'm an electronics engineer anyway so once in it shouldn't be a problem. But if it's a nightmare to split it's a waste of time trying, trouble is will the replacement factory unit be as bad for failing??

In short - Yes !

 

[neilgsxr69]

Yes I can’t see why the replacements would be any better unless you could identify where any water (if that’s what the problem is) is getting into the old unit and then trying to seal the new unit?
I once saw a new unit for sale on eBay for £60 and I didn’t buy it ! now I have one led out I think Peugeot ask around £120 for a replacement unit but people are catching on that it’s a common problem and are asking silly money for second hand units even ones with leds out! :x

 

[Guppy]

Great backdrop with a gorgeous Z.... heavenly !

 

[Plecodoras]

Just PM'd you Guppy !