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Tankdave

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  1. When my MY27 arrived it had to be updated by the dealer and they had to disconnect the battery for an hour before they could proceed. That will need you to perform the steering angle reset after reconnection though.
  2. Sure is, it's probably just a "procurement" thing?
  3. My MY26 VRS had the 84kWh battery, now my new MY27 VRS has the 82kWh which is the opposite
  4. Can't help exactly but my current Elroq, my 2nd one, does have some kind of vibration from the front end that the 1st one did not. It only occurs when the AC in running, so maybe the compressor or the motor that drives it is the cause and somehow it's even worse in yours? Just a thought, to help narrow it down maybe?
  5. I wish there was, I still got mine to fit
  6. "Classic" Thanks for the pic, I shall not worry about the missing nut now. I don't have heat pump either so that bolt with the nut missing could well be the point they connect it too? My extra relay & 50A fuse maybe for my heated screen, that'll take a bit of juice?
  7. Thanks for the tip but none of the fuse boxes match my Elroq one. I would be very grateful if another Elroq owner would pop the bonnet open and take a sneaky look and see if they too have a missing nut not? Just trying to avoid driving 50 miles to the dealer to look at another Elroq myself. Fingers crossed it's the same as mine
  8. its not mentioned in the book, it may be wrong or just an unused fitting, I need to know what other peoples Elroqs'look like to know, but your right it does look wrong. Maybe something is supposed to bolt to it, but its not fitted to my car??
  9. Hi All Need a favor please, today I was mucking about planning an audio upgrade and I took a look in the fuse box that sits to the right of the battery under the bonnet. There appears to be what looks like an 80A fuse to the left of the box. It seems to be missing a nut on the 10mm threaded post. Would some kind soul please take a look in there fuse box and confirm?
  10. Both these items have now found a well deserved home
  11. Reg the screen, "if" you find it a bit too dark in the winter you can take it out and stash it in the garage, the very reason I kept the box 😉
  12. A couple of things that my previous Superb could never do, is being able to put the AC on before you use the car and then being able to leave it on when you park up and go the shops. Don't sound much but "how nice" that was today.
  13. See you Sunday, at least it'll be cooler
  14. Heading for the bin sometime soon ☹️

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