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Doesn't work for me.

Mine failed on both steps, jk steps don't fit properly.

No, the fusebox is in the glove compartment and the relays are behind. I just don't want to cause any more damage getting at them.

Hi, I can't get at the relays behind the fuse box in this peugeot 106. I need to change the indicator relay and don't know which one it is and can't get the glovebox off or reach them with ease.

Can anyone help please?

Thanks,

Paint it black and doodle on it with chalk.

I'll probably end up doing exactly that, I was wondering whether the relay already there was suitable. The only identifying feature is the Zig RM12 and I'm inclined to wire this up to the battery direct (via fuses of course). I have seen the wiki and it is very helpful.

Anyone?

Hi, I have a Supercharger Model MCF 5 made by Peter Everard from Stroud. I guess it is an early zig unit and I have a question so please bear with me. There is a switch under the steering wheel which is connected to a Zig RM12 relay. The wires can then be traced up to under the cooker where they hav...

Hi, has anyone used it? A biker friend said it was fantastic and had seen a demonstration of it in action and was wondering if anyone had used it in an Aircooled engine.

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Excellent picture, I've had mentioned to me to use ptfe tape that plumbers use just to seal the thread, I'll find something then and stop it.

Cheers,

Can't think of how to word this so here goes. I have a 1980 2 litre Aircooled engine. The nearside carb has a valve attached to stop the engine running on when the ignition switches off. The thread on the pipe has worn and it is letting in air and running weak. This is causing misfires etc. Can I ge...

Cheers, that's what I thought, never done it before though. Just have to be carful not to go through fabric of roof with drill

I am going to change the catches on the elevating roof and the old ones are pop rivetted on. Am I right in assuming that you drill them out or is there a much safer way?

Thanks

Andy

I have a hook and eye to hold up a piece so that you can use the cooker without bending over. There's also a handle which I haven't used yet but I presume it's for helping to push up or pull down. Putting the struts in was a piece of cake, did it myself in ten minutes for both. Luckily no compressio...

Thanks for the advice, will definitely think of better titles. Redstar, will take you up on further advice if needed, there'll be two of us this weekend so shouldn't be much of a problem. The third one I have is just in the middle and seems to guide the roof as opposed to opening/holding the roof. O...