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Seat Leon FR+ 2012 Black (newb with no mechanical knowledge)
- Thread starter Legojon
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Yeah, really simple. Plug n play. It did take a couple of hours though. Although I know for sure you can turn the engine off and it resumes later (because I had to do it). I just searched for "RNS315 SD" on ebay and it comes up with loads of compatible SD cards depending on how up to date you wanted it. Eg, mine was years out of date originally so I bought late 2015 cheaper than early 2016 but still more up to date.
Thanks.
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Hi just like to say love the red and black theme u got goin on looks good like the wheels to nice mods 
Cheers, I don't think it will fit the prefacelift, I thought it had a different tailgate.
Paid £175 delivered.
Hi just like to say love the red and black theme u got goin on looks good like the wheels to nice mods
Cheers, just got to glue the spoiler on now. It should be back from the paint shop later this week.
Love the dacelift spoiler too, like how it wraps around the glass, don't like the pre boot lid with the metal either side of the glass
Just a couple of small tweaks to add. Fitted aftermarket TPMS:
Sweet ride congrats. Which brand is the TPMS and where did you get it from?
Cheers. Its a Fobo and I actually got it from Maplins (it's currently on sale too):
http://www.maplin.co.uk/p/fobo-bluetooth-tyre-pressure-monitoring-system-for-cars-a50th
It works really well, I've had a couple of niggles with it, emailed the developers and they've answered within a couple of hours and released software updates to fix my issues!
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Don't want to sound like I'm having a go but, why spend £100+ on a pressure monitor when the car has one as standard? I know it's not as detailed as that one but surely sufficient lol.
It goes back to when I had 3 punctures in 3 weeks. The built in tpms light came on. So I had to pull into the services in the peeing rain at midnight. Of course I didn't know which tyre it was because they are all reinforced and the mfd doesn't tell you. Then it happened the next week on a different tyre after a 250 mile trip. The fourth time it came on was actually cause the tyres had got so hot the psi was over the sensor limit by half a psi. So I pulled over assuming I had another puncture. Now when the tpms light comes on, I flick open the app. I'll know which tyre it is and how critical it is.
The car doesn't actually have tyre pressure monitoring. It just monitors the rotation of the wheels and if it changes then it might indicate a puncture so it alerts you.
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