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Re: God recalls humans!
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themoon66 wrote:
I should sue you for theft Graham!

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Re: Colour coded
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I think Smart Mods can sell the smooth light panels.

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Re: Steam cleaning soft top?
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Ah right. Cheers.

Picking it up on Saturday but not sure when I'll fit it. The current one is disentigrating as we speak! :-O

Ah well......

Posted on: Yesterday 23:17
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Re: New(ish) Roadster owner looking for advice (a tale of woe)
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Okay, I am reluctant to offer advice on this forum, cuz I really know very little indeed as most peeps on here will testify. So all I will do is recount my own story...

Some months ago, I had a spin on a bend and had a brief tangle with the side of the road. Apart from a minor cosmetic scuff, I found out the steering rack was bent. It needed replacing, and the independant dealer I used did it very fast. There were a couple of other things that needed doing too, like replaced front disk brakes. Anyway...a few days after I got the car back, my ABS and ESP lights came on. I pulled over, switched off and restarted. Lights cleared. Over time, this happened intermittently. I eventually took the car to Rob at Smartarse Watford, and he checked the error logs before confirming that the brake switch had gone. He replaced it and the lights have never come on again.
This may be completely irrelevant to your situation, but there are enough parallel circumstances (busted steering rack, whacked wheels) for me to hope that your problem may be fixed as easily as mine. A brake switch is a cheap part and takes about 3 mins to replace. So you may want to consider doing that as a first step. This is just a thought...and I hope you get your problems sorted soon as!

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Re: Colour coded
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If it was the section with the drawings on then that was it, I believe Denis does do painted panels, not sure if those ones though.

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Re: Steam cleaning soft top?
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Yes, you could 180 it, then you'd not get the whip into the base though!

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Re: Colour coded
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yetep: i ment the actual parts

madDan: i checked SPD too it says normal rough finish.. or am i looking in the wrong section?

wow thats pretty cheap.. im looking to change my parts completely but that is an alternative idea as trying to save as much as i can last time i looked the drive in drive out service was £299. which was a lil expensive il go try and find a good local garage and see how much they wil charge to prep the original..

gnome: how much did u buy the Xclusive ones for?

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Re: Worrying noise when slowing to a stop!!
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battery loose?

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Re: Congratulations...
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...that was quite exciting in a moderate way...does this mean cakes...Regards ACE

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Re: Worrying noise when slowing to a stop!!
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sounds like a a crunch crunch when it hanppens....


its just one clunk when braking from the front end, the mrs said it happened twice today

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