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Thanks Spong, just making sure I understand your comment - if I run a mm across the Wiclic output from the headend I may see a voltage, suggesting that there is power as well as signal running to the antenna? I guess that way I can understand what I need to procure. I've seen a couple of GPS...

Hi, have a GPS Antenna Error showing on my Becker Traffic Pro (factory fit). As part of the headlining project I was hoping to simply reconnect / clean a terminal on the antenna and then get everything working. However, the connection (GT5) to the antenna at the rear seems fine, and has had a...

Started...... old lining out..... all clips and trim intact (glad I invested in some plastic pry bars for the clip extraction). Disappointed to find the GPS Antenna error was not a corroded or broken wire.... but happy to see all seems well everywhere else. The telltale water marks...

The LR OEM one is the quickest fit as it drops into already provided hardware ( two slotted holes on the rear pillars and then clips into 2 retainers either side of the rear seats) This was on a D2 facelift. It was a series of bars rather than a mesh, but kept my hound contained.

Brilliant - Thank you @neilly ! That's being saved in the same folder as the Rave, Water Ingress, Air Suspension guides!

Hi all, quick (and hopefully simple) question - the rear interior roof trim panel above the boot door, need to remove this to get the headlining out. On mine, it has the two stow-away head rests for the 3rd row slotted into it. There are no obvious fixings, and I don't want to go all...

Don't start that Apple bashing again..... and anyway, just means I have to read the whole thing rather than jump to a section..... at page 2300 at the moment.... not much of a plot but the descriptions seem so realistic......

I ran a smear of a well-know petroleum-based jelly over the seal then shut the glass, whilst it looked like it was sealing, the mark on the glass from the jelly was not continuous so showed the gap in the seal. I'd like to point out that this product had to be purchased especially for this...

I think you will find that the wettest part of the UK is the front passenger seat of my D2, just below the A-pillar.....

Ever noticed the fine day never coincides with free time? Or equally the big expensive repair never coincides with a random tax rebate/bonus? Or the just when you thought you had sorted everything, something else breaks?

Will do.... just need a clear day and no rain!!

Putting my faith in the adhesive supplied with the cloth from Martrim.... trust that as it's supplied from the trimmer it's suitable. Heard lots of sad tales of adhesive failing in the heat, or absorbing through the cloth to the surface and leaving marks.

I did think of some additional lights (not necessarily the Crab Nebula) but was looking for those focused beam lights you get for reading, thinking maybe of looping a couple of LED fittings into the existing circuit on a separate switch for the back seat occupants.

Can always rely on the valuable and considered views of this forum!!! Leopard print, no... doesn't match with my Zebra print brouges. Blue sky and fluffy clouds, no, every time I saw it I'd start humming "The Simpsons...." Paint, possibly..... probably once I screw-up the glue and...

Prepping for the big headlining removal and associated works to sunroof etc. and the strip and replace of the saggy headlining. Have samples from Martrim to best match the existing, but have seen photos of black trim and think it looks quite good. Has anyone gone for this, as my only fear is...

Ditto... right size and right quality..... sent samples within 24 hours so I could match existing.

Don't know, sorry, but watching with interest as mine have clouded over.. and need replacing. I posted a related question before and got lots of good advice regards the replacement... the bumper covers need to come off to swap them over ( the painted quarters that cover the iron on both...

Totally understand, not a criticism of the product or the recommendation.... just goes against everything that seems "right"!!

Was I the only one to watch that demo video with the words "No, don't do it" screaming through their brain??? May be a good product, and only 110V as a US company, but surely not a good idea? And yes I did see the disclaimer at the end... but really..... why not go the whole hog and...