what did you and your mk3 leon do today

[morini]

Yes agree not the nicest looking mats but again with kids and muddy feet a preference to carpet mats. Most manufactures have rubbers mats as an accessory but no not SEAT well not for RHD cars. Cannot see the guards with the doors closed.

Yeah, been there, done that. Our ancient family wagon came with carpet mats and fitted rubber mats from the factory. Carpet ones still look like new 12 years on. The kids were young when we bought that car and are now old enough to be more responsible. However, when they were young the rubber mats were a godsend. I have to say the fitted rubber mats looked a lot better than yours though No doubt they do a job, but I've seen nicer!

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[boltonredgt]

Yeah, been there, done that. Our ancient family wagon came with carpet mats and fitted rubber mats from the factory. Carpet ones still look like new 12 years on. The kids were young when we bought that car and are now old enough to be more responsible. However, when they were young the rubber mats were a godsend. I have to say the fitted rubber mats looked a lot better than yours though No doubt they do a job, but I've seen nicer!

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Done an internet search and the choice is limited for fitted mats. Hopefully SEAT will see sense and bring out some smart ones like the LHD ones.

 

[tardis56]

Wrapped my mirrors and fitted the Copa rear screen deflectors today.

 

[boltonredgt]

Wrapped my mirrors and fitted the Copa rear screen deflectors today.

How are the rear deflectors fixed, do they come painted black and do you have the part numbers.

 

[tardis56]

Sorry, no part no's but they are shiny black and fixed by double sided tape that's supplied on them - a bit of sawing at the top is needed to fit them but luckily its hidden when fitted.

 

[boltonredgt]

Thanks. Seen these on the ecomotive which has what looks like the same rear spoiler as the Cupra's so might do some investigating.

 

[tardis56]

The 'bodykit' spoiler which I have is different to the Ecomotive one, thus the cutting to fit.

 

[boltonredgt]

Noticed if you look closely at the Nurburgring car that it was fitted to that, so if it was good for that then it's good for mine me thinks.

 

[morini]

Noticed if you look closely at the Nurburgring car that it was fitted to that, so if it was good for that then it's good for mine me thinks.

I'm sure a couple of strips of plastic will make all the difference

 

[boltonredgt]

you will be surprised what a little bit of plastic can do to when designed to reduce air flow or improve down force. what do you think those little strips of plastic on the front and rear wheel aches do?

 

[morini]

what do you think those little strips of plastic on the front and rear wheel aches do?

No idea. Look stupid and annoy me? Or perhaps extend the wheel arches so the large wheels don't fall foul of type approval rules? It's a mystery.


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[CJ1985]

Picked car up yesterday and had a great drive to Alton Towers took my boy's for Cbeebies land and they loved it. best 150 mile trip i've had in a long time.

 

[AndrewJB]

Not so much my MK3 Leon, My Cupra 280 arrived in the port last night, I have got a MK3 Leon FR TDI CR150 on loan.





Unfortunately it is abit of a poverty spec car, no tech pack etc.


I'm loving the DSG though, really looking forward to the DSG in my Cupra

 

[m0rk]

what do you think those little strips of plastic on the front and rear wheel aches do?

To make the car comply with construction & use rules... Viewed from above your car can't show any tyre - the bits of plastic obscure it just enough to comply

 

[AndrewJB]

Really enjoying having the FR TDI on loan.

The car itself was a cancelled fleet order so isn't very speced up, its not got tech pack so no led lights or satnav etc.

But it handles very well (even compared to my old MK2 LCR with handling mods), its smooth and quite good (even though its alot slower than my LCR).

Whole reason I ordered DSG was with the amount of work im doing at the moment I was getting increasingly annoyed with driving the LCR after a 12 hour night shift. On the way to work now I now used paddles and on the way home, full automatic.

Looking forward to the Cupra 280 arriving though.

 

[Aardvark]

Constant back pain problems led me to take mine in to Pickering's in Bradford and have an additional pneumatic lumbar support fitted.

I found that the lumbar adjustment as not high enough up my back no did it come out far enough to be of any support.

Pickering's marked up the seat where I needed the extra help then fitted me with a pneumatic support that is just a bit higher than the factory one and I can inflate and deflate as required with a pressure bulb which hides under the seat. I can now use either or both as required. My previous DS4 had height adjustable pneumatic supports fitted as standard.It seems to be helping. If anyone else has this problem, they do a top job for around £100

Also I manages to stop all of my window door creeks and squeaks by just cleaning of the door shuts and seals with some dish wash detergent on a cloth.

 

[grenade]

Went to sign everything off on my 184, pick it up a week today. Got a little treat! It's there already so rude not to take a little look! Won't let me post pics though


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[CJ1985]

Got back last night from a holiday and 50th birthday party in Cornwall, went down early hours Friday had a great drive down. The Leon is so much better than the Vauxhall Meriva I changed from.

Altogether did 858 mile on about £70, was getting 67mpg on motorway at 70mph and around 50/60mpg while driving around.

Deffo need to wash the car now tho looks like flies love the Lima Green colour

 

[rryans11]

Wrapped my mirrors and fitted the Copa rear screen deflectors today.

Where did you get the rear deflectors mate?

 

[Ckpearce91]

finally got round to cleaning her. It's been about 1 1/2 months