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What have you done to your Elgrand today?

Teach said:
Instructions for fitting the cruise control. Took me 2 hrs but I spent most of that finding my tools! Must tidy my shed!
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Was the cruise control hard or easy to fit ?... also how much and where did you buy from .. Ta in advance
 
Stuartfc69 said:
That looks tidy if it’s only the last plastic bit stuck out? Did you just have to drop the plastic cover off the bottom of the steering column and drill?
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suzukiv2 said:
Was the cruise control hard or easy to fit ?... also how much and where did you buy from .. Ta in advance
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No quite easy to fit I posted the instructions on here
Struggling more with the stereo at the moment. UK company so £230 Inc VAT
 
Got a fresh uncracked windscreen today. 2 new threads about it In 10 mins. ;)
 
Matthew said:
Not my personal car, but on the 4000kms E50 we recently purchased and are preparing.

Converted the rear reflector into a fog light.

Quite pleased with myself and brighter than I was expecting. :idea:

Only ordered the bulbs yesterday too. :)

Next time I do one I will butt the strips together and feed wires from either side.

Either way looks much better than cutting the bumper and easily reverted if not to buyers taste.
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Hi Matthew I love that idea where did you get the bulbs from
 
Decided to fit the band expander, one of the screws refused to move and had to be drilled out and some alterations needed to the wiring but I've now have 6 stations instead of 1, (7 if you count the one i get on the TV tuner). Not sure if it was worth the trouble but sorted and i won't be taking it out again, just got to sort out the sticking brakes when it stops raining.
 
Elliematt83 said:
Hi Matthew I love that idea where did you get the bulbs from
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I got them off eBay, they were for model railways. Best to split the light with a dremel and then bond back together with some clear adhesive sealant.
 
Today and for the last two weeks I have done absolutely nothing to the Elgrand and I have to say I feel like I have committed a sin----good job i'm not into religion in the slightest :confused:
 
Warnerm said:
Unfortunately decided shes going to have to be scrapped as the fuel pump is broken. Saving the repair money to buy a new one. A sad day indeed.
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Oh no :/ would you not sell parts to get more money for your new one?
 
Me too!...
Highway Dave said:
Today and for the last two weeks I have done absolutely nothing to the Elgrand and I have to say I feel like I have committed a sin----good job i'm not into religion in the slightest :confused:
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Every time I think about getting thunderbird one out to give her a clean n polish...it pees it down!
 
RandomCharacters said:
I filled the rear of mine with things from Grandad's house as he died this week. :-( I'm glad of the space and my journey down to his home was smooth and uneventful, despite the weather.
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Sorry for your loss.
 
Matthew said:
I got them off eBay, they were for model railways. Best to split the light with a dremel and then bond back together with some clear adhesive sealant.
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Cool thanks for the advice I'll be looking in to that one
 
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