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I have this, not sure if it's better or not but it's the best I could find for the price. Clock speed is a little slower http://www.ebuyer.com/477622-xfx-hd-7770-core-edition-1gb-gddr5-dual-dvi-hdmi-displayport-pci-e-fx-777a-znf4

No, the positive should be switched, not the ground! No need to take it straight from the battery however if you did it would be done by using a relay. Pos+ & Neg - between battery and relay, then a postive feed from the light to the relay however current draw is so little this is not necessary

Yes it is bad as the interior light fuse is a 10 or 20 amp IIRC, however I never fused mine. You can use an inline fuse holder like this...

Is the first thread you started not enough? :S http://www.cliosport.net/forum/showthread.php?733495-Light-quickly-flashes-once-on-dash-when-I-brake

Been covered many of times. Have a search Basically it's corrosion on the rear light connectors

I can look on autodata for you. What part of the engine?

Must be something else then! Good luck :)

Have you hit it hard yet Chi?

Can't wait to set my detailing room up which can fit two cars in! I don't do oil and stuff ;)

You did but can be purchased via their website. Works out at £13.50 using the cliosport 10% discount

Received today. Cheers Scrooge

Without a crossover? No ta

As said fuse it and it will be fine!

He will need a 1 amp fuse speaker cable is FINE. 0.75mm cable can handle 6amps. Led's draw fack all current! http://www.halfords.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?storeId=10001&langId=-1&productId=202545&catalogId=10151

Looks very clean in that photo!

Have to be a member to view it I think! Just fuse it. 12v @ 1amp isn't going to cause much damage

Pic?

I'll help you via PM tomorrow. Don't want to spam your thread :) Edit: Never mind you've done it!

Must be doing it wrong ;)

Oh ;) I don't use tapatalk. Anyway paste the link and just put [VIDEO ] [ /VIDEO] around it (without the spaces) Example [VIDEO ]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RRNqRuyFSXk[ /VIDEO]

Like this! Sorry for the crappy circling! End result:

Hahahaa Chi you need to learn how to embed videos, it's easy I promise ;)

Needs a good hit!

Hmm check relays! Have you still got two ph1's? If so swap all of them from one car to the other. If the problem goes to the other car you know it's one of the relays. Then It's just a job of pinpointing one

As mentioned above, have you checked the inertia switch?

Yep! The standard tips just don't fit at all which really puts me off it!

Like this?

<3 Stunning

Sorry?... It's about the current, not the voltage mate. I did a guide for installing LED's in the footwells