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I've read a thread in the past on re sealing the inside of the drivers and passengers door bottom but can't seem to find it again, can anyone point me in the right direction please

@Aspman Thanks for the pointer, I opted for a reasonable Amazon one that at the moment is perfectly suitable but will retain this link for future reference 👍

As Title I'm on the lookout for a replacement gaming / computer chair. Do Forum members have any experience / recommendations, Requirements are 1, adjustable arm rests 2, Seat adjustable, back and forward 3, usual tilt, up down etc 4, Back height adjustable 5, deep comfortable seat Any positive assistance welcomed

As Title I'm on the lookout for a replacement gaming / computer chair Do Forum members have any experience / recommendations Requirements are 1, adjustable arm rests 2, Seal adjustable, back and forward 3, usual tilt, up down etc 4, Back height adjustable 5, deep comfortable seat

Great thread To those of us who have resolved this I for one would greatly appreciate a step by step guide (hopefully with photos) of the re-sealing process

Hello and welcome

I check mine (strength) using a refractometer approx. every year (top up with concentrate if reqd) and renew every 5

I'll try to get some decent sound clips, no idea how but I'll try

Fantastic, good to hear 👍

I don't know of a scrap yard that you can now actually look around and pinch light bulbs from nowadays

My review of the Exhaust work I had carried out I took my 2014 fabia 1.4 TSI CTHE into Tony Banks exhausts Leeds for a hand made 2.5" mandrel cat back system with twin black chrome tailpipes to be made and fitted (rear back box on mine was corroding heavily). After discussions with David Banks we decided upon an un-resonated system with resonated back box bypassed by a valve unit. dropped the vehicle off at 07:00 and collected at 17:00 where I was given a full run down on the system and shown the installation (I can understand why it took 10 hours from start to finish to hand build such a system), all is very well fabricated and welded, nice and secure tucked up out of the way and tailpipes positioned and orientated perfectly. I also had supplied a front resonated quick change section (in case I found it to raucous). Sound is as I requested both in "normal" mode with slightly more bass tone and in bypass position where I get a lovely deep growl and DSC blip changes with some crackle on overrun. I would recommend these guys if you are looking for a bespoke unit. In my opinion I got great value for money from a very knowledgeable and caring business, not associated or sponsored just positive feedback where appropriate

Outcome of this was The red purple wire (Fuse SB28 (10A) on pin 6 of T14a (14 way connector on p/s inner wing suspension tower) is indeed a key controlled + all be it with a delay off by about a minute, I've tapped in to it (max draw for existing circuit 3.75A, max draw by valve control 2.5A) so electrically fine. All operates as expected many thanks for the assistance

Letting me get used to the system and I'll post a review

Opted for a cat back front resonator delete 2.5" mandrel bent all stainless with resonated back box with bypass valve. very happy with the normal sound and valve open sound. Twin black chrome tail pipes Also got an optional front resonator I can simply fit as there is a removable section incorporated into the system to accommodate it

@Breezy_PeteI have downloaded the applicable schematic (after a bit off a faff) and will progress this tomorrow when its a bit warmer Thanks again for the assistance

Which relay do the wires originate from I'm assuming I'm on the correct connector, 14 pin one mounted to Pass side shock tower to the side and behind the battery

@Breezy_Pete Same (pos 12v) with key fully removed

@Warrior193 That is handled separately by the control unit supplied by a fused supply from batt +, but thanks for the input

@Breezy_Pete Both these wires test +12 permanent key on or off Can you point me in the direction of an appropriate wiring schematic please ?

Wire colours/easy access location ? or a copy of the wiring diagram for reference would be great

@Breezy_Pete 500ma required to power an exhaust bypass valve, I'll research the max current draw on the circuits protected by fuse 3 (shan't be putting a 15A fuse in lol) Thank you for the help (Again)

CTHE 1.4 2014

As the title has anyone identified a keyed + in the engine bay ? if so where was it and the wire colour if possible As ever any assistance welcomed

@stonekeeper Possibly