Syncro 4&4 Discussion and Q&A last answered over 2 years ago.
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You actually drove over some bollards (hope you mean curb, bollards are bloody big!) owning a syncro does not allow you to drive offroad whenever you wish
Simon Baxter wrote:Ex yorkshire water van by the looks of the reg no.
Exactly what I was thinking.
Definately!!! mine is J897KCP and came from yourkshire water.............remember test driving j895kcp as well before we got it and the panel van that surfaced last week on ebay for 5 grand was j899kcp...........
Door pull has small and large Phillips screws underneath the two little flaps - one either end - which can be opened with a very small screwdriver. Window winder is easy. At the end where its attached to the door the plastic pulls away to reveal a phillips screw. Leave the speaker alone as it should be attached to the door card.
Cooper this is kindergarten stuff compared to most stuff on a Syncro. If you cant work this type of stuff out on your own you have a VERY long road ahead of you.
syncropaddy wrote:Door pull has small and large Phillips screws underneath the two little flaps - one either end - which can be opened with a very small screwdriver. Window winder is easy. At the end where its attached to the door the plastic pulls away to reveal a phillips screw. Leave the speaker alone as it should be attached to the door card.
Cooper this is kindergarten stuff compared to most stuff on a Syncro. If you cant work this type of stuff out on your own you have a VERY long road ahead of you.
Cheers:)
Never before getting this syncro have i even sat i one so trail n error.
Its going great. Fitted the stearo. Had to rewire n older stuff but all good.
Getting brakes and gear stick looked at soon.