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Have the experience that stuff does slide around, small light smooth stuff will move. Guess it does have to do with the drivers mood :P But it keeps the carpet clean and you can easily remove the bootliner to hose it down with some water to get it cleaned again. really useful for dirty workclothes, ...

last week had my inlet manifold replaced (71000 km)... :( The car came up with fault light of the exhaust, hooked it up with my VCDS tool and found that it had the following message. 1 Fault Found: 008213 - Intake Manifold Flap Position Sensor (Bank 1) P2015 - 000 - Implausible Signal - MIL ON Went ...

DAN180Y wrote:Cheers. They good quality ? Easy to fit ?

they look like decent quality yeah, got the ebay link from UKLEE's howto topic: http://www.sciroccocentral.co.uk/forum/ ... et#p141370

looking good man, do you have plans on doing something to the interior ?

DAN180Y wrote:What about the bonnet lifts ?

ebay: http://www.ebay.nl/itm/Bonnet-Hood-Stru ... 4dd&_uhb=1" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

thanks guys

Mark53 wrote:How much was the boot liner ? Any part number cheers

i got the bootliner, partnr: 1K8061180, from the dealer i payed 66 euros for it but was well worth it in my opinion, have a lot of stuff in the back even dirty workclothes with sand.

I have two dunlops on the rear and two michelins in front at the moment. Must say i really prefer the handling and sound of the michelins over the dunlop,
had them swapped front to back 2 months ago, did feel that the dunlops had a little more grip though.

took this picture, the result off waxing looked even better when a little rain dropped..

some of the pictures i took yesterday in the afternoon

gave it a good wash, polish and wax yesterday, and took some pics of the result today in the sunny afternoon

lewihoga wrote:Mine is always at 90 once heated. Although mine is petrol, whether that makes a difference i dont know.

Same here have a 2.0 TSI

thanks for the info guys

for the clarification i know the difference between the TSI and TFSI. (the TSI has a turbo and supercharger, the tfsi only has a turbo)

hey guys, been walking around with a question for a couple of months now but when i was browsing the web i came across someone advertising a scirocco with an 2.0 TFSi engine and it triggered my curiosity again. Now i was trying to find some more info when these 2.0 TFSI engines were used and when a ...

ahh very nice Lee, that is very useful for people in the backseats

gave my car a good wash yesterday, looking very smooth with the new rims

JamsterTaa wrote:Some jealous fuck had a good go at my roc today, tried to smash the window and now have a giant gash down the side of my passengers side door panel! Rage doesn't explain it!

ohh that really sucks man hope it wont cost you to much..

new alloys installed yesterday. going to use my 18" interlagos for the winter.

car needs a proper cleaning but weather isnt working with me.

did the right thing and stopped to help a shaky lady whose porsche cayman had been rear-ended by a beetle while she had kids in the back. the beetle had cried it's coolant out, the cayman had a tiny scratch. so apologies if you were on the a10 northbound this afternoon..! that is nice from you dude...

totally agree with luke on this one, prefer the old R bumper

some pics of my Roc in front of the house i stayed during my vacation :D https://fbcdn-sphotos-c-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-xpa1/t1.0-9/10530684_10203668394143695_8574339217083105138_n.jpg https://scontent-a-ams.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-xaf1/t31.0-8/1899239_10203668387743535_8104085763916870378_o.jpg