And what was the problem? I also changed the sponge filter.

Advice: 1. Don't hurry 2. Threaded holes on the flat opposite faces, 180degrees oposed. 3. Don't hurry. 4. Use thinner for internal dillution. 5. Do not hurry. I guess is more loose than original, but in snow and mud rear wheels have traction. Good luck and be patient.

Yes, I did it 2 years ago. 2 holes M8 thread, let the old juice out a couple of months, washed the interior with silicone thinner, refilled with 100.000Cst silicone from ebay. Cca 120g. Total cost under 30 british pounds. Time under 4-5 months. Hint. Use inox caps, copper inbetween.

So, as a conclusion, you should'nt scratch if not itching (Hope I wrote it correct) and let things as factory made it. Am I right, or too conservative?

That means 20mm. Thank you both gentlemen.

Well, so factory made them from plastic... Weird. I'll search a variant localy. Thank you!

Hi, taking the opportunity to ask: does the antiroll bar have some collars/ limiters for axial play when new? Mine doesn't and from time to time is going sideways with the shock impact noise included. What would be the agreed sollution for that? I wouldn't weld on it. Thank you.

Mine, 2002 td4 has the socket and the ash tray.

Thank you!

Usually, in my experience, painted plastic scratches and peels over time and especially frequent use. Handles surely. Beware?

And what paint for plastic? Will it hold ok on handles, for example?

So, in short, you glued the foam and afterwards glued the fabric. Can you mention the glue make/type? Thank you

Congrats! I just stappled some stitches with a upholstery stappler and that was all. But you can t find stapples in the car s colour though..

Regarding the tyres. If the rear pressure is higher than the front, say 01bar, then certain the diameter of a rear wheel will be biger than a front. So, this way you can control the situation, even if the tyres are worn. At least this is the way I do it. Any thoughts? best regards Stefan

I would be interested too, please post what you find.

Thank you. I hope I won't need it...

Hi Pete, would you mind to put a link or serial number of the holding tool that you used? Thank you, Stefan

Thank you, I will.

Thank you Andy, then why scratch when it doesn't itch? I'll check the power on plugs though.

This is to be done soon. Starts perfect in winter also.