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The mechanical functioning of the brakes wouldnt have been touched during a brake fluid change.

There is no chance a caliper can become siezed by bleeding a caliper

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Where can one find the details for this flapper mod?

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Hey troops.

Got a warning on the MFD to check the front left cornering light.

Had it checked on VCDS and the fault code is 02325.

Has anyone experienced this issue before? Any details?

Cheers

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CleanDiesel wrote:

jackssc wrote:Move north of the border. I paid £1200 at 19 on an R. Now £700 at 21.

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Wow that's good, did that include overseas cover for France next summer?

Oh hang on... [emoji38]

Huh?

Move north of the border. I paid £1200 at 19 on an R. Now £700 at 21.

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Currently stashing a MIG welder and an argon bottle! The joys of owning a rusty jap car on the side

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Standard [SMILING FACE WITH OPEN MOUTH AND COLD SWEAT]

Took her down the drag strip [emoji41] 14.17 seconds

How did you get your cluster to show oil temp? What else does it show?

Used magifoam a few times myself! Great stuff! Although it takes days to shift from the street haha

Ive not used it personally, although i will be looking to buy some soon after researching and reading alotnof good reviews. ive read that it is confirmed to be LSP safe up to a dilution of about 9:1

If only! I dont think i could justify having 2 white Rs with recaros sitting on my driveway haha

Agree with whitedevil on the CarChem stuff!

I've only used the 800:1 shampoo but going by how good it is, the 1900:1 sounds even better.

Sell me your spacers?

abs_roc wrote:Anyone know if it's possible to buy replacement clips? I managed to snap one a few weeks back

Yes you can

As phil says! Its all down to car colour and wheel type. Although gunmetal tends to suit most colours anyway! Get a picture up

Just a flat headed screwdriver underneath and lever it off. Worked for me. Then put the new ones in hot water to soften them a bit before putting them in position and using a ratchet socket and extension bar to push in evenly into place

They are removable. Just takes a bit of fiddling. Had to replace my passenger footwell ones when my mates burst the old ones getting out the car.

Fuel economy doesnt really bother me. If it was an issue, i wouldnt have bought an R!

Big intercooler?