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Chris.S

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  1. top work chris, hoping that golf wheel i gave you looks like that at some point
  2. Longford macdonalds is ok but its a major hang out for boy racers in cannock
  3. Its a fail safe i think if the keys are in the ignition but its not started then the doors will not lock so you cant lock your keys inside
  4. you'll be lucky to get that sort of mpg out of an IS200, not unless you have an extremely light right foot
  5. Yeh i should be up for it mate, i'll give iceman67 a shout too :D let me know if you do im available too
  6. All IS200 derivatives came with a standard factory grille, the sport grill was an accessory option regardless of model
  7. its whats left over from fitting the skirt you now have
  8. if i can fit it im damm sure you can cant buy it seperately
  9. those are the factory part numbers, from past experience one of those cost you in the region of £200 upwards and then you would still need to add acid as they come dry charged. Lexus and Toyota do a range of replacement batteries called optifit and they will cost in the region of £60
  10. i have some of the original fixing tape if you need it, dont think there is enough to do the whole skirt but its yours if you want it
  11. I also sent a message earlier.
  12. Also as a pointer to check your aircon is gassed look at the aircon pipe with the grey cap on by your passenger side headlamp. Look into the little window while the aircon is running, if there is aircon gas in the system you will see bubbles in the window
  13. I know they are a cheaper brand but i couldnt fault the Nexan N6000's
  14. once the rest is fitted you need to drill 2 small holes in your bumber using the small holes as a template at the end of the skirt, its just a matter of adding a couple of small self tapper screws. the ones holding the mudflap on should be sufficient
  15. im doing 40mpg in my golf now :P was nowhere near that in my IS
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