They are sarated plastic plugs that slide into holes in the door panel then they just push fit into the yellow things, i would just ignore them and just use some self tapping screws to hold it in place, if your plate is around 5mm thick a 10 or 15mm screw should be fine just be careful where...

The year is in the title mate lol

please yourself then

I did look on ebay before pricing it and i thought it was a fair price its low mileage and everything works, im open to a fair offer ? ive seen older ones go for more, and its got a private plate, maybe i should take that of and ask less ?

171 have looked but no replies ?

Do a search, its more than likely the ecu behind the glove box, the joints dry out and break quite easy to fix

I use a draper one at it works great, it has a rubber cover and a small stand so it doesnt have to lay flat and a back light when its a bit dark would def recommend it

Go to Road Radio they have all the bits you need

I cant bear to part with my old 300 tdi so im gonna reluctantly sell the TD5 its the GS model 5 seats Green in colour, Auto with sprts mode, 114k miles, hill desent, TC, ABS, Tan interior, upgraded terrafirmer ecu so its very quick, 4 matching michelin tyres, USB cd player for ipod, new engine...

There is some perishing nut no big cracks they aint new thats why they are cheap, your mate is welcome to come and have a look ok

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i can but your a long way away ?

I have a set of 265 75 16 muds in good condition about half worn so plenty left on them £150 collection only from Redhill Surrey NOW SOLD

I have a good set for sale they are in this section take a look

I saw it on wheeler dealers they have a grinder on a machine that cuts through the wheel but not all the way, then they are able to slide half of it over to add the band say 2" for instance then weld it back up, it didnt take long so dont think it would be expensive, i think it was a chevy...

Ive seen wheels get banded they cut the wheel in half and add a steel band to the width you require its precision stuff dont think i would try it myself lol

Buy yourself a mig welder and do it yourself its bound to need more at a later stage, the welder will soon pay for itself and you learn a new skill simples !

Anyone ? goin on ebay on sat ?

Sounds like a good deal to me just take it for a good test drive and make sure it doesnt overheat

Well ive had the new engine mounts fitted and it made no difference, so its in the garage tomorrow for some investigation will let you know if its solved