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daa709 wrote:I just ended up using 6 self tapping screws into the two recessions on the bottom of the armrest. Works a treat now, and I can even sit on it if i wanted and it wont wobble.

But this way you had to drill holes on the car floor, right?

Glad I could help. Mine could have been done more "clean" and "perfect" but in the end the result is the same

Go ahead and chek this post. I explained all there and posted some pictures

ARMREST

Here it goes the fotos and some descriptions:

1 - The V shaped metal plate:
http://img180.imageshack.us/img180/9697/apoiobrao001us4.th.jpg

It's a 10x10cm in each square and I can't tell you the angle because I forgot to measure it but that is something easy to do also. The plate already had ...

Tomorrow I will post some pictures of my simple and clean solution to this problem.

It only took one V shaped metal piece, six screws, and 4 screws caps

Rock solid now

Hi there.

I recently bought an armrest off ebay and like some said before me it wobbles a lot with the standard fixing provided.

For me the solution involved an extra 5€ in material, some DIY work and NO extra driling required.

I will post some pictures tomorrow but I can assure you guys that's ...

chrisash32 wrote:All sorted, thanks!

1) Press and hold button in front of speedo
2) At the same time - start the ignition
3) when eng is running twist the button to the right

Thanks

Chris

You don't need to turn the motor on, just put the key on the last position before ignition

The quality of the sound reproduced by the speakers always depends of the sound processor (in this case the head unit). I've heard a sound system that had the NAV System and amplifiers and all that and the sound quality was good. For the average people it's enough

The light is on the side of the driver.

Yeah I wondered about this...

I might put two in to be different... Plus you can tell the difference between brake lights and fog lights because they're not in the same bit.

Yeah it's simple for us to know but there are some awful drivers on the road...

It's simple for us because we know ...

Rob123 wrote:i get about 35mpg average, with lots of 5.5k action it goes to about 30, tops i ever get is about 38ish.

1.2 6v

I confirm this values. With a full tank I can do about 550km until the fuel warning light lights

On average its 8-8.5l/100km

Ste-9n2 wrote:Can i fit the seperate 9n stereo in my 9n2 (facelift) as ive got the one big stereo


Ste

Yes you can.

Mine is here:

http://www.tigerstyle.co.uk/poloforum/v ... hp?t=19754

leonardo_ wrote:ficou um espetaculo

Translation: "Looks great" Or something like that eheh

Tks leonardo

Hi there.

Just wanted to stop by and left you some pics of my boot install on my 9N.

Material:
H/U: Alpine CDA-9835R
Speaker Amplifier: Alpine MRV-T420
Subwoofer Amplifier: Alpine MRD-M500
Speakers: Alpine SPX-177R
Subwoofer: Alpine SWX-1042D
Capacitor: Brax IPC 1.000.000 µF
Cables & Accessories ...