One would hope it doesn't make it as far at the friction plate ! :D:confused:

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Yes, my '10 Honda Civic 2.2 Si diesel. A solid 50.4 mpg over the last 1500 miles :p

Not if done correctly. IE, soldering and insulated using heat shrink tubing !

^^^ Wot he says.....

I didn't mention paint or shinyness in my post. The last one I bought for my friction pad hitch was black metal. Before it was installed it was roughed up (and cleaned) with a wire brush attachment to a drill.

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Not sure the ball/pin balls are correct as I remember them as being shiny. The correct ball for a friction hitch is black and definately not shiny as it relies on friction. Do you have a local towbar fitting company your could ask ?

315 had small (1.5") reflectors at the bottom of the rear light clusters and the 375 had a large (4") bulb lit lens !

The point is that the larger the ground plane (in steel of course), the better it is, and if you can't mount the antenna actually on the ground plane, it needs to be connected by as large a conductor as possilble. Folk with motor homes (plastic) actually normally silicone a 1m x 1m steel sheet...

315 or 375 ?

MK1 or MKII...

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Jeez, what a whinger. Are you a gal ? :D

Hobby caravans are heavy beasts !

I simply took my V5 to the dealer to prove ownership and they gave me the code.

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Go to a decent Motor Factor and give them your reg. They will tell you which you need.