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Got mine from Halfords, (Kenwood Elec KFCW300) doesn't matter about the make though, so long as the depth and size fits OK, any ICE Disti would be able to fit it if they offer the service. You could always PM "Mr Singh" as he owns his own ICE Company and would most likely beat any of the local sellers for price and could give you better advice than me aswell. This basically what I'm running in mine, gives good low end bass without blasting the outside world to piece's - ICE - Alpine CDM9807RB Head Unit, Alpine 400-Watt Amp, 400W- Alpine 12 Sub", 300W Kenwood Sub, 70W 7" Mini Sub Speakers in Each Door. Full AV system with 10 Disc DVD changer and TV.

Hi Matt, Not worth resealing mate, better off replacing. I went for the Kenwood "Open" Air Sub 12" in mine and also added an Alpine 200W Boxed Sub for the extra bass. What you'll have to keep an eye out for, is the depth of the new sub in the parcel shelf. If the new sub is too deep, it will not fit in due to the filter unit underneath Hope this helps BR Paul

Aido - I keep the pressures at 30 all round, have had no problems so far

And me, I'd be up for this Mat

At least it was an easy and quick fix, bit embrassing though. Wonder how mine will get on then, not been started since the middle of August, still gets it's weekly wash and wax though. May start mine over the weekend and go for a drive. Thanks for the info

Hi and Welcome to the club, Nice to see the members growing in MK, think this and next week could be the longest your ever have but following weeks will be the shortest

I'm very impressed, will defo look into this. Like them alot

Happy Birthday Mike Hope you've had a good day

If it hadn't been for the :tsktsk: call out this morning, I'd have gone down the strip aswell. Was looking forward to this Looked like the weather was good to all Adie - got any piccs mate

Cheers John, Got the ticket this morning See you all on Sunday

Don't think the family would believe you either Tony

Depends on how flexable you are, you can get to the matrix by removing the glove box and the surroundings from both sides of the centre console

Done - 26671

Happy Birthday Jessica Hope you had a great day yesterday

Hope you have a good day Ahmet Happy Birthday

Cheers Lads Had a good evening, the good lady took me for dinner - HHmmm Wish I was 21 again, some of my best years were around the early 20's Aido - we will need to meet up mate, we'll sort out something soon. Ohhhhh - your beer will be cheaper soon, believe your nearing retirement age or look like it :winky:

Hope you have a good day, Happy Birthday

Greetings Clair, Def long time no hear or see, Hope everyone is well, sounds like your being kept busy with the mileage your doing

Hi and Welcome, First thing I'd check would be the spark plugs, you may have one or more that have seen better days Also on the days it struggles, is the weather damp, cold etc....could be sign for places to look into. Hope this helps tracking the problem BR Paul

Hope you had a great day Chris, only just found the post mate, sorry for the delay. Happy Birthday

Will try for this one John, dust of the lex, not been even started for the last month What time are ppls thinking of getting there for

Awww Shucks, Footbrake is easy, bit of a bugger to do what with the exhausts etc... in the way, I'm sure Syd will have a better understanding afterwards Between us we should be able to do a step by step of the Footbrake adjustment, think Syd can provide the piccs Think the picc above is off the knackered one incase anyone spots the lacking bolt and pin :winky:

He's just gone out to get a splitter, all bolts removed, new one should be on within the hour, been talking him through repair on the phone. As usual Alan, spot on on the strip down mate.

Excellent write up, glad you had a fanstatic time and enjoyed the motor Did the run to Cornwall 2 weeks ago, site-seeing etc.. clocked up 1000 in my Aristo, like you was amazed at the MPG I was getting. Goes to show you, a long run clears the engine out.

On the MK I's, there are located on the centre console between the gear selector and the centre arm rest, they have 4 settings - Off, Auto, Low, High