I know puncture repairs are quite common but I really wouldnt like the thought of getting the car to speeds that some may do and thinking about the plug thats keeping you on the road. Also the same applies to heavy cornering forces.
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What did you and your MK2 do today?
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Terrible roads? I don't know, the Kia was worse though. But on this subject, the garage are saying that the rear camber is out, but cannot be adjusted?? Said the same last time...
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The missus just picked up her new mk3 leon tdi, it's done 200 miles as it was driven down from Leeds to her. We got in the car and drove 2 minutes down the road, took a left, and then a loud scraping noise, which I can only describe as like metal scraping together or along the floor. I jumped out and tried to take a look under the car, nothing on the floor, the sound was coming from the front left wheel. I can't see anything wrong, although the front brake pads look like they're on upside down! Luckily it's a lease car from her work so hopefully they can sort it out! Rather dissapointing!
Yeah, I had this a few weeks ago too. Scared the heebeejeebees out of me at the time!
Anyone know if it is true the rear camber cannot be adjusted?
Looks good. that for an iPhone 5?
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It's for my Nexus 5. I'm going to hard wire the charger into the dash also, just waiting on a few bits to arrive.
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