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i know what you mean. Its hard keeping the girlfriend happy. I guess ive bought this as an investment. its a project for those days when I have nothing better to do - i love working with cars especially engine mechanics. It fascinates me :D Im one of those people who take something apart to see how ...

was only £300 dirt cheap. Needs a new front bumper and bonnet, but then its good to go! Engine mods. Im thinking a massive air intake, decat'd, short shift gearbox the works hehe. Gonna completely redesign the interior. I might even try and fit a 6n2 or even a 9n3 interior into the bugger. The 6n i...

They are a bright white - not a xenon blue. These bulbs are about 4300k in colour, where as xenon HIDs are 6000k upwards

isn't it a spacesaver - im not sure if the well is deep enough :S

ouch

I just put a deposit down on a salvage polo hehe 1.4 1996 model. Gonna repair it and respray it plus make the engine insanely powerful.

Ooh its gonna be fun :D I pick it up at the weekend!

Morning all!

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ooo the 80% bulbs. Im intrigued by this. Supposedly they are really really bright!

haha drifting in a nova. that would be a sight for sore eyes!

Fair doos. I want proper HID xenons in mine, but I cant afford the headlights as I would go for the proper GTI ones

Have you got the same ones as dino tom?

Ahh the clicks may suggest a blown relay. This happened on my dads old Transporter T25 or the hazard warning lights. The relay just has a clicking fit, but didnt work Replaced it, and all is good

A new relay is like a fiver or so.

Hehehe they are no where near that bright. LED sidelights are 1 watt. High beams are 55 watt its a big difference They just look so bright as they are really intense Mine look gorgeous when they are on at night.

I must get some up to date shots of mine by night

awesome

This is a really odd one. Its odd that its not a fuse or a relay. For something to just stop would suggest either a bad wire, relay or a fuse. Have you checked to see if the relay and/or fuse are burnt out? Perhaps the contact in the wiper selector arm on the steering wheel has died :P EDIT: As for ...