Cupra R, Sorry mate, I had it fitted with the Revision C valve but I can confirm it DOES NOT fit the Revision D valve . I have edited my signature to suit lol
You can get at the back screw you need to use an "L" shaped key , get one from halfords. Just be carefull not to drop the torx screw , a bloody nightmare to find in the engine tray
finally got the d valve fitted. seriously, it must have taken me about an hour, but ill admit i'm a total rookie. finally got the bugger off, then had that, f*@k what if i cant get this back on sorta feeling. overall its really just awkward, rather than anything difficult, had the car up on axle stands, and need to turn the drivers wheel all the way to the right to get room to get at the screws, but its definitely doable. the most i've ever done before this was change a wheel and an air filter. Cars driving same as before which is good, there was no problem with the original dv i took off, but i've only done 5500 miles so i wouldn't expect any problems yet. now bring on the bluefin
You can get at the back screw you need to use an "L" shaped key , get one from halfords.
Just be carefull not to drop the torx screw , a bloody nightmare to find in the engine tray
I got the halfords ratchet set with the flexible extension, which made removing the screw a breeze... it was also supposed to be £20, but they only charged me £10... another useful tool for my collection.
Hey do you have a picture of the new one fitted, because im not sure i understand precissely what you have changed I have the forge spacer, im running 345 bhp on my cupra so this might be a issue i also need to solve,
Hey do you have a picture of the new one fitted, because im not sure i understand precissely what you have changed I have the forge spacer, im running 345 bhp on my cupra so this might be a issue i also need to solve,
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