Everything posted by Warrior193
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Does ACC / Front assist need calibration?
Not in the UK either!
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Carbon Steering Wheel
Hi, looks nice. What's the grip like in normal 10 to 2 hand position - do you need driving gloves for reasonable grip?
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Auto Dip Wing Mirrors on Reverse
Hi Strider, welcome to the forum. Unlikely to be standard without electric seats - I suspect will be similar to the Mk 3, my understanding is that this can be coded into the Mk 3 but passenger mirror will not necessarily dip to correct position in relation to drivers seat.
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Electric Vehicle Salary Sacrifice scheme
Hi Mark, provided it is cleared with HMRC as legal, I'd say go for it - generous deals like this from the Govt. tend to be not around for very long. Is there an option for owning the vehicle at the end of the lease period?
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2nd Service Inspection Due
* A distinct possibility - personnally I'd be looking for someone else for my servicing.
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Engine designation 1.0 MPI.
05 plate, 2005.
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Engine designation 1.0 MPI.
Due to my wife looking for a replacement vehicle due to her 'roadside decatted' Jazz being written off, please can anyone tell me the actual engine designation of the 1.0 MPI? Apart from the absence to the turbo and direct injection in the MPI, are there any other differences between the two engines? I am encouraging her to look at the TSI rather than the older MPI, am I right in this? 1.0 TSI = EA211 1.0 MPI = ???? Thanks in advance for any info.
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2nd Service Inspection Due
As Varaderoguy says that sounds like a leaking gasket/seal on the turbo - not a scheduled service item. Is the vehicle still under any sort of warranty? They are really chancing it on the prices on the plugs and pollen filter, so probably doing the same on the oil leak.
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2nd Service Inspection Due
Far too much for plugs and filter for a start. Quality OEM pollen filters retail at less than £15 and only take 5-10 mins to change. Never seen a scheduled servicing requirement on the turbo-chargers - could it be possible they are extracting the urine?
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Air Filter change interval
I made up a tool for this, using a narrow strip of alloy about 200mm long, with about 12mm right-angle bend at one end - you can use it to unhook or press down the clip at the end of the damper-rail.
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New vRS - boot floor and servicing
You're probably pushing your luck with that sort of weight on the floor in raised position - one owner recently reported his had collapsed with approx. 200KG loaded on it!
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New vRS - boot floor and servicing
Hi, re. the vaiiable boot floor - yes for the storage underneath, there's a fair amount of space - plenty of room for roof-bars, tow-ropes and tools. I've not seen the divider, although some owners place an additional timber support underneath it as the floor has a max load rating of approx. 80KG in the raised position.
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Help! 69 plate 1.0 TSI SE manual clutch gone after 2721 miles!!!!
I'll take a guess that they meant to say "the anticorrosion treatment reduces the surface friction of the clutch plate, causing it to slip and overheat, which excess heat then causes the clutch diaphragm springs to fail.
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Help! 69 plate 1.0 TSI SE manual clutch gone after 2721 miles!!!!
I suggest contacting the manager again and give them 7 days to, at the very least, refund all your out of pocket expenses - failing which you will start legal proceedings. Lets see how keen they are to have the bailiffs around emptying out their showroom or workshop.
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Hello from NZ
How is the road along the coast south of Kaikoura now and are there many big gaps still in ChCh?
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Anyone available to code a new (AGM) battery in Northampton please?
That was a very long time ago - 73 Heatway, followed by Caledonian Safari Rally.
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Anyone available to code a new (AGM) battery in Northampton please?
I can relate to what you're saying!
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Anyone available to code a new (AGM) battery in Northampton please?
Hi Nat, welcome to the forum, phone Halfords and ask the manager if they will code your new, customer-supplied battery. Charge will probably be reasonable as a pretty quick job. Otherwise try a local auto electrician. All that needs to be coded is new battery serial number (to tell charging system to ignore any previous defects recorded) Battery type change (EFB to AGM) and Amp-hour rating (if different)
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Hello from NZ
Hi NZ, Tena Koe and welcome to the forum. That was a nice little run for your first drive. Did you have any chance to 'explore' the upper performance range - or are there too many speed traps and mufti-cars around now?
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Windshield Wipers too slow
Hello Darkace, welcome to the forum. I cannot comment specifically on the Scala/Kamiq - but you should be getting at least 2-3 wipes (forward and back) per second on high speed. How does yours compare with this? Wipe speed does vary while using Intermittant with the rain-sensor, but in my experience, is not faster than full speed on the stalk.
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Engine cover 1.0TSI
Purely cost saving, even when not base model.
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Bilstein B6
Hi Roberto, how is your experience with the Koni SAs? Considering them myself.
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Engine cover 1.0TSI
Hi Noli, very likely a Golf 8 version of the same size engine will fit. I got a Golf 7 engine cover for my 1.4 TSI, which also came from the factory without one. Personally I think the engine bay looks more finished with one fitted. Try the 'Bay.
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Skoda want €1400 for a new a/c compressor
Very unlikely that R134A can be reused, the refrigerant is a complex 'cocktail' of gasses and lube-oil which cannot be guaranteed to remain in correct proportions after use. Not to say that some disreputable operators don't do this to save on disposal costs however.
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Auto braking
Yum, roadkill stew. I got a pheasant once - but that was a very long time before collision avoidance was even a dream!