What did you and your MK2 do today?

Dude

1st UK MK2 LCR on here
Dec 10, 2009
535
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Took off my Forge Twintake to sell on Ebay soon.

3rd Service done at 19,600 miles.

Removed LED side lights for MOT.

Passed the first MOT, with no advisories :)
 

Bdringhill

Noob
Mar 29, 2013
222
0
Found out that seat are apparently out of stock of the fascia I need to install my rcd510 :(
They're chasing it up but I have no e.t.a or any assurances I'll get one at all.
Gutted.
 

Crafoo

Crazy Fool!
Apr 30, 2005
5,498
4
At home
Was scrolling through my stereo menus and just found this screen that logs info. Check out the maximum speed! Pretty sure that wasn't me!
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Metres an hour :p
 

Robban

Active Member
Oct 15, 2011
168
0
Växjö, Sweden
Hi,
Ordered the Cupra R diffuser you have as original on your UK models.
Will probably paint it in titanium, so it match my Potenza 19" rims (which I powder coated in titanium 8AU)
Next step will be the Milltek exhaust :)
BR
Robert
 

J400uk

Active Member
Jan 7, 2010
1,978
3
London, UK
Got a bit close to the wall!
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Ha! Thats my life every day. Currently got a terrible parking space for the station which is right next to a wall on one side and the stupid bitch on the other side parks on the line. I have millimetre clearance on each side and the doors always get bashed :(
 
May 31, 2011
748
1
Essex
decided to sell the leon :( and get cheaper car to free up some cash to go into house fund and cant help keep looking at mk1 audi tt's 225 quattro version hmmmmm
 

Pimped up vario

Cordy Cruizer
Nov 20, 2009
1,291
0
Belfast N Ireland
decided to sell the leon :( and get cheaper car to free up some cash to go into house fund and cant help keep looking at mk1 audi tt's 225 quattro version hmmmmm

Think twice. If your anything like me you'll have to do all sorts to get the next car perfect. You find it hard to check everything over when your buying a car. It's only when you live with it that you find it's faults. I find it a bit sickening that when I sell any vehicle of mine it is running close to 100% and anything that has not been addressed is identified to them but seemingly it doesn't work the other way around. If you know your car is good then stick with it. Just my thoughts, everbody has to do their own thing I know.:)
 
May 31, 2011
748
1
Essex
Think twice. If your anything like me you'll have to do all sorts to get the next car perfect. You find it hard to check everything over when your buying a car. It's only when you live with it that you find it's faults. I find it a bit sickening that when I sell any vehicle of mine it is running close to 100% and anything that has not been addressed is identified to them but seemingly it doesn't work the other way around. If you know your car is good then stick with it. Just my thoughts, everbody has to do their own thing I know.:)

ive did have big plans for the leon but decided before i chuck loads of money into it would be good idea to change now rather then later when i have got more and more attached to it.

i would defo do bits to whatever car i get next always do lol so will always make it my own
 

Pimped up vario

Cordy Cruizer
Nov 20, 2009
1,291
0
Belfast N Ireland
ive did have big plans for the leon but decided before i chuck loads of money into it would be good idea to change now rather then later when i have got more and more attached to it.

i would defo do bits to whatever car i get next always do lol so will always make it my own

I meant general servicing. Discs,cv joints, gaiters, timing belts,aircon gased etc. There are people that either overstretch themselves on the fiancé and going on holiday etc to be able to service it properly or just don't care and drive until it dies. I put new seat brake discs, pads all round and slide pins along with new arms on my leon before 'I sold it. Parts cost 400 odd quid. My current car needs a new cam chain adjuster at £480 for adjuster, chain and gaskets. He tried to remedy it with a cheap replica part instead of an audi part.

Sorry for the bit of a moan. All the best whatever you decide and keep an eye out for unscrupulous/overstretched non-servicers. :)
 

Jarre

Active Member
Dec 9, 2011
5,365
11
Stockton-On-Tees
Looks like this colour http://bit.ly/15VqKWH

Why can't your dealer supply it yet? You could try your local Trade Parts Specialist. They're genuine VAG parts and slightly cheaper than dealers.

If the dealer can't supply it because there's no UK stock of the part you could potentially be looking at months for them to regain stocks.
 
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