[quote=""4.8isFred""]I didn't doubt if the 20"wheel would fit in the well my doubt was would the floor close down flush. As you have said it does not then that conclueds that. You wouldn't by chance have the extendable load floor? This could be a factor like another member h...

I always though apart from a size issue (depth of the well) that it was simply a cost saving exercise ?

A 20" front will fit the well diameter of course but at 9.5" over a regular 8.5" spare, is too tall for the boot floor cover when i tried it.

Don't bother with it, especially at those prices. The signal breaks up the minute you move the car, rendering it un-watchable and therefore pretty pointless. Even if for static use, you have to retune it every time you want it, as your location change means a different signal is required. Tedious im...

If you're confident the pre and post facelift switches are the same, then my chassis number identifies switch #6, which confirms your thoughts.

Much as i'd like to confirm that physically, tbh, i'm loathe to strip down the overhead console to get to the switch itself.

I think your only option is to drop the under cover and take a look for leaks or residue leaks?

http://www.lepsons.com/

A eBay seller does offer an exchange service, though not all wheel styles.

[quote=""phill""]I have the option but I have 2 switches in the rear roof light cluster and 2 in the boot. Which one do you want as I don't understand c and d pillars. Phill[/quote] Mine is the same. (pre facelift) Two switches in the central overhead light console and two just i...

Tried FAB recycling? They normally have some available, but will cost £150 a pop

FWIW, i let my set go far too cheaply, less than i paid for them before the refurb, but, times are hard for many and they occupied too much of my garage, so £600 bought them and they're gone.

Another item from a mod that never was. This is a brand new unit, (despite the scruffy box) that was going to sit in a custom made pod between the front seats. Sadly the pod i had made was ruined when i moved home and i abandoned the whole idea. I recall i paid a lot for this, though it was a while ...

It sounds like the lock actuators are sticking or failed/ing.

Use the warranty for that , pita job to do and not so cheap iirc.

Good luck

[quote=""Raj""][quote=""sapphireblack""]I've been a pro negotiator most of my life and regardless of negotiating being part of your DNA ;) you'd have to be very well connected indeed to get this sort of work done for less than £4-5K, based on some personal ex...

[quote=""Raj""][quote=""pvr""]Loving it, but does this not cost an arm and a leg ... :cry:[/quote] I'm Indian so never pay too much for anything....lol Negotiating is in my blood and it has only cost me a fraction of what should have been the normal costs invo...

[quote=""X5Sport""]Not yet.........no doubt an Admin will be along soon to tell us why nkt. And it's perfectly possible you are the first to ask. I must admit to never having thought about it because I'm so used to seeing it in the Newbies thread whenever anyone joins. It could b...

I accept i'm getting old and therefore becoming out of touch............ I've always thought ACS cars have a leaning towards bling anyway but these two horrors are just expensive tat , imo. Having a bad day and needed a little rant ;) http://www.pistonheads.co.uk/sales/2554108.htm http://www.pistonh...