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A spectacular achievement, well played! and err, Sports Utility Veh.... nah, I just can't see that ever catching on.Trip to B&Q. Their cross-cut saw is U/S, car was test measured in case of this eventuality. Good news, 2.4m timber is quite possible. Photo taken before neatening things up a bit, and only a short journey home.
There should be a name for a vehicle that is both sporty and has utility. Anyone?
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Tell us more! What’s the product and where did you get it? Tricky job??
Mine was really bad there, told Toyota to fix it at my service and TBF they did, all gone. Can't tell you what they did I'm afraidJust been sat in the car adding some trip tape to the edge of the speaker grille on the driver side. I get a noticeable creak/rattle from the bottom of the A-pillar when the car is cold, hoping that sorts it. But if anyone else has experienced the same and narrowed down the cause, please shout.
Its quiet straight forward, if you search on eBay for GR86 headlight protection film, it from Pre-cut PPF and Tints, costs £19.99 they are already cut to size so no trimming required. Have a search on you tube and there plenty of tutorials but this one explains it well:
You just need a spray bottle, microfibre cloth, a squeegee and a slip solution which you make from distilled water and a few drops of baby shampoo.
Took me about 20 mins in all as the lights are fairly flat, you don't need the tac solution as its just used to stick areas where its tricky to smooth the film over sharp corners and there none on the GR86 headlights
At the end of the day you may as well have a go, if it all goes wrong and you end up taking it off all its cost you is £20 and 20 minutes
Its quiet straight forward, if you search on eBay for GR86 headlight protection film, it from Pre-cut PPF and Tints, costs £19.99 they are already cut to size so no trimming required. Have a search on you tube and there plenty of tutorials but this one explains it well:
You just need a spray bottle, microfibre cloth, a squeegee and a slip solution which you make from distilled water and a few drops of baby shampoo.
Took me about 20 mins in all as the lights are fairly flat, you don't need the tac solution as its just used to stick areas where its tricky to smooth the film over sharp corners and there none on the GR86 headlights
At the end of the day you may as well have a go, if it all goes wrong and you end up taking it off all its cost you is £20 and 20 minutes
Sounds like you have the rev warning set?I was wondering if someone can point me in the right direction (to the right thread) as I think I saw discussion about something similar.
Long story short, I had the service done today. When I came back home from it and sat idling on the driveway the rev meter went red from 4k above, just like when the engine is cold.
Any idea why or where the thread about this is?
2nd attempt servicing went fine and I requested a discount for the inconvenience, got 10% off which I found fair.
My car dripped for like a week afterwards, make sure you get loads of cardboard!After seeing other people recommend them on here I've taken mine to be undersealed at Krown. Spent thousands fixing rust on the MR2 and it still has some so I'd rather just stop it from ever happeningView attachment 24406
I thought that so I double checked, but it was red, turning on the rev limiter makes the dial orange. Also, this happened only after I drove from the dealership back home, I'm pretty sure on the drive back it was normal.Sounds like you have the rev warning set?
Use the right hand steering wheel pad to goto the settings/screen/rev menu to turn on/off, or change the warning limit.
When I picked mine up it was turned off, but set to 2000 rpm!
Yeah, true, it's orange not red - that's an odd one then.I thought that so I double checked, but it was red, turning on the rev limiter makes the dial orange. Also, this happened only after I drove from the dealership back home, I'm pretty sure on the drive back it was normal.