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Switch your ign on and off three times, then get out close the door and arm the alarm. it will beep three times (I think) to signal that the interior sensors have been deactiveated.
This remains untill the next time you arm the car.
Re: NW Rolling Road meet @ RS Tuning
Righto Guys 'n' Gals,
The list is now getting close to having thirty names on it so it's about time we sorted a convoy for us NW'ers.
We need to be at Paul's for 9am ideally, so, here's my proposal -
We'll be setting off around 7am and heading down...
No probs mate, anyone feel free if they want to add me up :)
I actually thought about calling the pub in question to log a formal complaint. What Jon said was defamatory and derogatory, and as such has presented his "Country House" in a very bad light.
I see the thread over on 197 has...
Re: NW Rolling Road meet @ RS Tuning
Certainly plan to yeah Steve. Aim to be at Paul's for around 9am.
Sure yeah mate, just turn up and pay on the day.
An interesting read chaps...
http://www.cliosport.net/forum/showthread.php?545544-Cliosport-dot-net-being-naughty-boys....
Had a good day today, despite the fact that the pub wouldn't serve us! ;)
It will be more than capable on track. I had mine on Oulton last month and loved every minute of it.
Much more solid and capable than my 182 ever was.
I didn't get any brake fade so they held up well in my opinion.
I think it's further than 100 miles for me! *goes to work it out...*
I'm a definite now, due to the fact that I'm obtaining a certain person's mug ;)
1. Jc172re
2. aucky
3. v6clo
4. Mike1pow
5.greeny1.2
6. Alex (ctr)
7. Maz (ly 200)
8. Zorr
9. Daz (GW 200)
Looking forward to...
I've added the guide in my post above. Water backs up along the sill and will basically enter the car along the bottom door seal as you've shown in your picture above.
Water runs down the A pillar and into the drain, if they're blocked it has nowhere to go.
Could be several causes to this.
First thing to check is the scuttle panel drain, as water will build up in there and enter the cabin via the heater matrix.
Then check the drain holes that are located inside the front wheel arch liners, where the sideskirts start.
You can't, is the short answer. To remove the dash display it's a dash-top off job, which isn't as scary as it sounds.
When I had my 182 I could have the dash removed and back together in about 40 mins :)