its terrible scamper, ill be laughed out of a garage if i go in!
thanks ciaran, its an option anyway
cheers, does he have a garage or work from home?Quote:
Originally Posted by scrappy
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its terrible scamper, ill be laughed out of a garage if i go in!
thanks ciaran, its an option anyway
cheers, does he have a garage or work from home?Quote:
Originally Posted by scrappy
Did Greg not tell me that he relocated the loom over the wheel arch? I have 3/4 of a 180 headlight loom here :D, if you want i can look at it next week some evening for you.
Paul is here in Cork Kel......
i can sort it out if you want
The loom already runs over the arch, but the wheel still caught a bit of it when the car was lowered more. I patched it up to see if the windows would work again(which they did), but the clocks decided to stop working over night when the car was parked up.
this is the man for the job, hes just outside Dungarvan in Co.WaterfordQuote:
Originally Posted by scrappy
he works from his home,but has a garage there that he works from there. He is by far the best man for ther job:DQuote:
Originally Posted by Keli
ya hes very good and cheap only thing is if your in a rush to get the car back, you'll have to put the pressure on cos he's that busy.
Bumpo for this! I know a few people have had the same problem, has anyone fixed this yet or figured out what it is??
It's not fuses and its not the connection behind the clocks.
I got new clocks today and Greg put them in, had a bit of an improvment in the the fuel gauge now works but still no speedo or rev gauge??? help :(
The fuse box by the afm see if it is secure and check the wires going in to the bottom of it.it's a common problem with the s bodys when an fmic is fitted.