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This definitely sounds like a connection issue. The glovebox isn't too bad if you wiggle it from once disconnecting the dampener (and extend and snap back into place with a large screwdriver etc). Once you have a reversing camera there is no going back!

Hi, that's right - the unit in the glove box. It can be a bit fiddly due to access but you'll do it. Glad this guide is still useful after all this time!

That's fantastic! Pleased to help - you got this 👍

I had the clutch master cyclinder replaced under approved used warranty last year. It's a common problem.

No disassembly, just greasing the bushes from underneath. My car went to the dealers 3 times under warranty to fix the creaking before they figured out this was all was needed!

I had the same thing a while ago. Ask them to grease the front wishbones and it should be fine. It's actually fairly common across many VAG platforms

Hi, if you're using the Camera kit that I've mentioned (or a similar one) then the only real wiring is the piggyback harness that provides a feed for the camera in to the back of the media unit. The camera cable is a single cable that you have to feed through to the piggyback adapter. No coding should be needed

But let's not forget the majority of EVs are being used as company cars due the the low BIK. You can get an Enyaq VRS, etron sportback or a Tesla all in for circa £130 pm. It is cheaper to do that than buy something older & out of warranty and you've still got your money to invest

Glad you found it useful 👍

Downside is you'll confuse the hell out of the techs when your car goes into a dealer for servicing!😂

Funnily enough I've been thinking of this and am considering a Revo remap. They have quite a lot of authorised dealers who do this, was considering using Midland VW.

Thank you sir, glad it was helpful! 🙂

I'm on 235s with no issues either & same tyre pressure as well (Goodyear Eagle F1 Asymmetric 5s). 235 opens up more range of tyres and at a better price. Worth noting that some garages will only fit 4 tyres if changing width and not 2. I needed 4 so not an issue.

A curtain rod or some cable pulls and a bit of patience and you'll be ok. With the headlining pulled down very slightly, I could see the whole for the grommet and was able to line it up

I'd say this is a pretty difficult one to diagnose as you don't know the state of the camera or other wiring. Might be easier to buy a new kit from aliexpress. Also - please update your title to something more meaningful!

Also got a rear view mirror dashcam. Looks pretty stock, I love them.

Just to let you know I had these fitted today. Costco tyre service is fantastic & I won't be going anywhere else from now on. So far tyres are quiet and grippy, even with release agent on. Look g forward to seeing what they are like with a few miles on. Well worth checking out if you ever need to replace yours. Also, went up to 235 from 225

Hi mate, I have this plan also. My booklet states the services are extended service & extended service with scope. These don't cover all filters, plugs or brake oil. Also, if you have Mot protect you still have to pay for the price if the MOT

Also, if there's no proof then assume it hasn't be done

Good lookin car mate, certainly hiding the mileage well. As others have said, check invoices, dealer should be able to provide proof of what they have carried out. Also loving the E39 in the background 😎

As above Asymmetric 5's. I though the 19's where cheap - just priced up the 18's you've mentioned 😲

Thanks all, I'm inpatient so have ordered them now 😆 For anyone interested that is a Costco member, they have these for a fantastic price - 4 fitted for £397.56 & I didn't want to miss out 😲 Worth a gamble as I have 2 original Pirellis on the rear which are now showing signs of cracks and 2 mid-range tyres on the front

I've got MP4s on my other car and they are fantastic but are a bit overkill for MY needs on this.

Hi all, as above - I need to change my tyres and these have come up at a good price on a 235/35 R19 fitment (OEM is 225/35). Car is a family car, which I abuse occasionally but not that often. I'm after opinions on overall wet & dry grip, noise and longevity. I've obviously checked the usual review sites but wondering what you folks have to say. Any feedback appreciated

Think there is some confusion going on here. As mentioned, the cheap plug and play as used in my guides supports dynamic lines