So my 61 plate Cupra R clutch pedal started playing up this week it's gone very light and sticks so won't come back up and I have trouble getting it in to gear sometimes. The car has only done 21000 miles and annoyingly ran out of warranty in September so I would like to know if someone can tell...
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Cheers pal. Yea I didn't know if the trim would suit it at first but I think it makes the car look good.
Cheers Eck.
Yes mate it was Elan Valley it was a nice drive out it was early morning as well so it was really quiet so managed to give the car a good old boot full. :D
Cheers fella I'm really pleased with the car.
The splitter is actually really easy to fit different people fit them different ways some with nuts and bolts others with self tappers. The H&R springs are really nice the drive is comfortable and the car sits really well I was in the same boat...
I must admit that I didn't have the OEM exhaust on the car for long as I didn't like the back box that hangs in the middle so I probably didn't notice it that much but I do with the BCS exhaust but a good clean and its soon gone it just makes you clean it more often :D
I get the same problem with these little sooty deposits on the back of the car I put it down having the bigger exhaust pipes compared to the OEM pea shooters and putting your foot down it just has a bigger hole to spit more **** out of.. But I could be wrong..
I saw it on revitupuk yesterday and thought i recognise those APR side stickers :) a car as nice as yours JB wouldn't have stayed up for sale to long before finding a new owner.
I replied in your other thread also mate I have a BCS catback and the sound of it is really nice I had a Milltek before that and didn't think it sounded half as nice so BCS really are worth a look into if you want a exhaust.
I had a Milltek catback on my cupra then had a BCS downpipe put on and they were an excellent bunch of guys at BCS very helpful and always there to help if you need them. Then I changed to a cupra r and the first thing I did on my r was have the catback changed to the BCS catback there exhaust...
On the motorway which I don't really do a lot of you can get in to the 30's but around the towns and stuff if drops in to the 20's but as I don't really do much mileage so it doesn't really affect me much to be honest.
I had a diesel fr about 3-4 years ago and was only doing the same sort of mileage to work and found after awhile the diesel particulate filter kept coming up on the dash a lot so had to drive for 10/15 minutes each time to burn it off and get the light to go out so decided to get a petrol so I...
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