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31st May 2013, 18:09 | #1 |
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changes!
well after several failed attempts at getting a colour matched sill trim sorted for my zt, i decided to go for the stainless finish. i guess its not to bad really! i still think i prefer body coloured trim but it will grow on me!
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I like them mate,looks good but then again i would say that wouldnt i
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id seen yours before and thought they looked good on a black car, but id never seen them on a red one and wasnt sure before i did it.
like i said, i think its a grower! everytime i look at it it looks better! having said that, i think the car is in protest! since doing it, my boot electrics have failed and i cant open it with the button!! |
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Sorry to hear about your boot switch,can you hear a clicking as if its wanting to open? |
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its not making any noise! its just completely died!
theres not even a noise when i use the key, it just opens like an old style boot catch!! |
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As for the trims IMVHO looks so much better. Just adds that edge. regards Paul
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Thanks for the offer Paul, I've got to get home after work to have the kids but if I can't sort it ill give you a shout when you get back from your travels next week.
Ill try the switch but if it was that, would it still affect the solenoid working when I use the key? |
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It sounds similar to my door lock thinking about it. Just stoppedworking off the fob (equivalent to the boot switch in this problem) so could be the solenoid. If you've got a halfords or Maplins near you they both sell contact cleaner for less than £4 so you could try it.
Call me if you have trouble with the switch & i'll put you right. Also i'm at home Monday (dont go 'till Tuesday Mate) so if you need a hand just let me know. Regards Paul
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