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Power Steering is by the Coolant and brakes are by the top engine mount. Atleast it is on my 182.

Id suggest cleaning the TB or maybe a sensor issue more likely.

Ooft. Ownage.

Agreee with the others. The roof is alittle OTT but other then that its spot on.

Not a fan tbh. Those spotlamps on the grill look silly.

Ok, this is starting to drive me up the wall now, every now and again i get rattles from the passenger side front of the car. It was quite quiet at first but has started to get louder. The other day i also got an almighty thud as i braked as though something jolted with the force, this came...

Ha, thanks for that. The sealent protects the polish, the wax is an overcoat for the sealent that you can just top up every month or so.

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Id say...182 cup.

T cut = liquid grit.

A sealent is basically an additional barrier to protect the wax. A couple of coats of sealent with a coat of wax should see you through afew months, after that just reapply the wax. Autoglym EGP is a good sealent that many of us use.

Just thought id add this in. It's always good to wash the car after clay to get rid of any residue. Sealing is also good after the polish stage and before the wax.

13"? oh dear... Only one idiot comes to mind....

I wouldnt touch the paint if it was soft.

So if i get these and some ds2500's later on..are the braded lines essential for fast road only?

+1 It would look awesome if it was dropped on them.

501, As i say, the fit is correct. It just seems to me that the bulbs seem abit long. You may get away with the curtasy light but the map light you'll have problems with at a guess.

The fit is right but they may be abit long?

What are these like on standard pads?

Im going to phone them tomorrow...

Mine does it. Metal expands when hot. Laws of physics.

Re: All Pearl Black's & Black Gold's Look....

abit of apc and scrub. Mould got there because yiour car is damp, id isolate that too.

I dont see why not but if you get the chance to try it out then i would. :)

It sounds like the mechanism is jammed although ive never been too keen to open up seat belts.

Viagra?

Spotless!

Sounds abit bad that the lifetime warranty would cover the person and not the system itself then...:S

The only led's that i have known to match the HID's by experiance is the PIAA ones. They are £50 a pair though.