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Left of that photo is your pre-tensioner wiring (one that's been snipped) this is your seat belt. Middle connector still no idea The right connector I'd chop off and either solder the other connector on from your existing seat or use crimps Wire in each end and crimp with crimp pliers or...

B8 -> channel 2 steering wheel buttons B9 -> channel 1 steering wheel buttons B10 -> pin B1 button 3 positions (CC/Limiter switch) B11 -> pin A3 button 3 positions (CC/Limiter switch) G5 -> Clutch sensor

Pin out of R107 or ECU?

Welcome, you answered your question ;) it needs to be hacked off with a saw! Enjoy the hoovering

I've used. Sticky back plastic, latex gloves, good quality thin card and diffuser paper from studio lights. The cheapest solution being the latex gloves worked quite well try place some closer to the LEDs. I've used a mini strip of SMD LEDs instead of the 2 twist lock as they don't diffuse...

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I'd replace your pre-tensioners on these seats then that'll solver the left connector that currently snipped off. Middle connector never seen before. Far right connector( as photo'd) is for the seat airbags so if your handy I'd snip the old connector and use some crimps and bullet connectors...

I used Lemforder track rod ends from ECP got both sides for £25ish. Then I roughly tracked it with string, then got it tracked properly. This seemed to be a simple fix but could be something worse, replaced other bits too.

This turned to be both track rod ends they both had minimal play that even a 'strict' MOT tester couldn't find.

13mm ratchet spanner for the adjustment. 4 10mm bolts for the centre exhaust heat shield. Try to make sure the bracket that holds the Offside and nearside is at 90° to the threaded adjuster. Definitely DIY.

The arduino contraption is an awesome idea! Also wondering why no Recaros? When they're sponsored by them.

Gramps the 11 Second Car - Build Part 8: http://youtu.be/JaI9O5yeuWc Gramps First Drive: http://youtu.be/Bvy_WjoKzWI

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I did the above 2 years ago on my old Clio. Used a waterproof SMD strip light.

So the drivers side switch to operate the passenger doesn't work? I think you may have shorted tracks on the PCB then.

Have you made sure you haven't shorted any of the tracks on the PCB? You put a resistor inline too? The window work with the drivers side switch?

58mm pal. Still its best to measure for yourself.

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Yes to the above.

If you can spend a few days without them and post them out I can do them for you.

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http://m.ebay.co.uk/itm/121266618064?cmd=VIDESC&gxo=true your best option.

3mm LED, I've put 270/480ohm resistors inline as some were LEDs originally some were bulbs.

http://www.cliosport.net/content/guides/fubar/spring_guide.pdf

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I've used 3mm LED with 470ohm resistor. I just used the resistor for safety as some have been bulbs of a sort some LEDs.

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Strap it to the isofix bar?