Seal kits are cheap and fairly easy to do on the bench. If you buy the genuine one you get assembly lube as well which makes the job go a lot easier. Its not particularly expensive from TPS.
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PM me if you get stuck then +++
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Thanks MJ but chickened out :(
Was working away the last few days so just asked the local garage to change the caliper. All done now and working as it should so happy bunny+++ |
Still using it everyday until the CV-19 thing.
Worked from home for 7 week so it just sat there. Wife wanted to use it 4 weeks ago but the battery was dead :( Used it this week as now back at work - so yesterday gave it, its first wash in 8 weeks and I felt better for it :) https://i15.photobucket.com/albums/a...psd7st8uyx.jpg Better 8) https://i15.photobucket.com/albums/a...psmhppcgbw.jpg |
A little while ago, I took a trip to Andy’s place (pre coronavirus days) to buy roof bars. He let me have a drive in his TT - that’s why I bought one! His is a really nice, tight car, and I was instantly struck. After an 8 month search, I found a fully specced TTS in Glasgow, which needed some work, but I love it! Thanks Andy
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They are a bit of an unsung hero for driving smiles tbh....
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5 years of ownership and not much has gone wrong to be honest (change the oil and filters every 6k miles):) |
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