I'm sure you'll get to do one at some point Taylor

Great work Trevor

I never had the chance to do one of these conversions hint hint but you've done a good job.

Did you find the source of the oil pressure light? Faulty sensor?

Sensor on order

60miles done today All seems well, pulls pretty well, averaged just under 40mpg, got a new key coded so I can use original Fabia door locks and ignition barrel, no longer using the ghetto screwdriver starting technique haha, visit to scrappy tomorrow to pick up a couple of trims

excellent! Needs more videos now

We shall all see it on Sunday as planned, great stuff!

excellent! Needs more videos now

excellent! Needs more videos now

I'll see what I can do but tbh it sounds rather standard lol

We shall all see it on Sunday as planned, great stuff!

Yep I'll be there fingers crossed covering nearly 300 miles before then so if anything crops up should have sometime to sort

Great Trevor you can see your old car too, see how it gets on (or more like me) around the track and to see how its changed.

Oil pressure sensor fitted, now only three lights left airbag, traction control and Amber eml because of deletes,

Fitted manual windows in the front and wired in electric mirrors, so it's pretty much done:) another 80 uneventful miles covered today, every trim is back in, it's a normal car again

Manual windows

All normal

Just need to get rid of that SEAT S on the steering wheel.

 

Oh and don't forget wiring up the steering wheel controls, when you've done that you can do it for me.

Just need to get rid of that SEAT S on the steering wheel.

 

Oh and don't forget wiring up the steering wheel controls, when you've done that you can do it for me.

The steering wheel controls are wired in just the Skoda head unit isn't compatable, it's easy to wire in when the loom has it all lol

Bound to be a loom somewhere out there, hmm conversion idea.

Of all the cars this weekend I am looking forward to seeing, this is the one.  Even if I might be driving a bonkers mk4 V6 I am still eager for a mooch around this little thing!!

Of all the cars this weekend I am looking forward to seeing, this is the one.  Even if I might be driving a bonkers mk4 V6 I am still eager for a mooch around this little thing!!

Wow cheers Jase, it's the car Skoda should have made haha

Wow cheers Jase, it's the car Skoda should have made haha

Tut, tut Trevor :no:

With the mighty 2.0l fabia, there would have been no point Skoda ever making a 1.8t.

I am looking forward to seeing this too.

Everyone with a FGF is gonna have a crowd round them!!

 

Love the work on this Trevor, a real credit to you.

Everyone with a FGF is gonna have a crowd round them!!

 

Love the work on this Trevor, a real credit to you.

Cheers only about 70-80hours of work so far I reckon :0

Awesome work yet again mate

Looky here now warning lights

Airbag light gone, i forgot to fit the crash sensors that were under seats do'h, and traction control light was because of maf showing faulty, swapped with spare I had and now that's sorted too, eml will come back on after a few miles because of the sai deletes etc but I can live with that till its mapped woo

Wait.. mapped?! Have you gone mad man?!

Quick once over this morning screen wash filled, oil checked hasn't used a drop, good good. Polo stubby aerial fitted and cleaned the throttle body and reset as idle was a tad lumpy,

before

After

Another good 80miles done today looking forward to the national tomorrow, gave her the first clean since I've owned her, looks good from afar lol, replaced number plate screws as they were bugging the hell out of me, see some of you tomorrow

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Car performed great on way to Rockingham and back nearly 300 miles, did a quick video to prove it does work haha

Also got my Briskoda badges on now ,

It was great to see you Trev and your car! Amazing how quickly you've managed to fit it all in... mine will be delivered up your way soon.

It was great to see you Trev and your car! Amazing how quickly you've managed to fit it all in... mine will be delivered up your way soon.

You too Steve, the old girl still looked great a credit to you, shame about the boost hose problems would to have loved to have seen it on track some more, and remember to let me know about that turbo