Hi all!
Just found this forum from a youtube short video after spending hours of searching for reviews.
My name is Glenn, living in West-Vlaanderen, Belgium, 40 years old, CNC milling programmer & volunteer firefighter.
I'm getting a Cupra Leon VZ 300 on Friday, imported from Germany. 6 months old with 10700km on the clock in Graphene Grey.
Looking forward to drive the car and learn some stuff about this model.
I do have some questions already.
Does anyone know what fuse location I can use to put a tapfuse adapter in for my dashcam? I need a fuse which is only on when ignition is on.
What VZ version is my car? Afaik the only 2 options I don't have are the big brake kit and bucket seats with the carbon fiber shell. I thought the VZ3 had the optional bucket seats, which I don't have or is the vz3 equipment country dependent?
My previous cars are:
Peugeot 106 MK1 (bought 2003)
(no image available)
Seat Leon MK1 1.9TDI 90hp with Cupra R kit (bought 2004)
Volkswagen Golf GTI MK6 (bought 2011)
Hyundai i30N (bought 2019)
Cheers!
Just found this forum from a youtube short video after spending hours of searching for reviews.
My name is Glenn, living in West-Vlaanderen, Belgium, 40 years old, CNC milling programmer & volunteer firefighter.
I'm getting a Cupra Leon VZ 300 on Friday, imported from Germany. 6 months old with 10700km on the clock in Graphene Grey.
Looking forward to drive the car and learn some stuff about this model.
I do have some questions already.
Does anyone know what fuse location I can use to put a tapfuse adapter in for my dashcam? I need a fuse which is only on when ignition is on.
What VZ version is my car? Afaik the only 2 options I don't have are the big brake kit and bucket seats with the carbon fiber shell. I thought the VZ3 had the optional bucket seats, which I don't have or is the vz3 equipment country dependent?
My previous cars are:
Peugeot 106 MK1 (bought 2003)
(no image available)
Seat Leon MK1 1.9TDI 90hp with Cupra R kit (bought 2004)
Volkswagen Golf GTI MK6 (bought 2011)
Hyundai i30N (bought 2019)
Cheers!
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