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DiscoDunc
Member Since: 08 May 2006
Location: Bristol
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any advise how to remove them without breaking the plugs - I need to remove my drivers side to run some cable for the roof lights ??
I seem to recall they came off intact when I stripped the D3 - but Im sure the D4 ones will break (sods law) Duncan
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If I'd known I was going to be so thirsty this morning I'd have drunk more beer last night.
FFRR Autobiography 4.4 SDV8 MY17
D4 HSE MY13 SOLD
FFRR 3.6 Vogue TDV8 SOLD
D4 HSE MY10 SOLD
D4 SE TECH MY15 SOLD
D4 XS MY12 SOLD
D4 HSE MY10 SOLD
D3 HSE MY06 - Re-Cycled Worldwide
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 24th Apr 2013 9:10 am |
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Comc
Member Since: 14 Jan 2013
Location: Edinburgh
Posts: 238
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If I were to try to remove the covers now with the benefit of hindsight, I would apply equall force to both edges rather than just pulling up from the windscreen edge. I reckon my locating pin snapped for that reason. Colin
Sunroof Drains Cleared
BAS EGR Blanking Kit Installed
Perm Live Aux "Link"
DVD Player Installed
LED sidelights, front indicators, side repeaters, number plate lights, interior lighting done
De-IrnBru'd Headlights
D4 Rear Lights
Belts Changed by Indy
Dr Tranny added to Gearbox
Aftermarket LR Bluetooth Kit removed and D4 Module installed
Suspension Compressor Dryer Overhaul
Front Fog Light Loom Repaired
Drivers Heated Seat Base Replaced
To do:
Remap
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| 24th Apr 2013 10:44 am |
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DiscoDunc
Member Since: 08 May 2006
Location: Bristol
Posts: 16390
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 thanks
starting from the top or bottom  Duncan
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If I'd known I was going to be so thirsty this morning I'd have drunk more beer last night.
FFRR Autobiography 4.4 SDV8 MY17
D4 HSE MY13 SOLD
FFRR 3.6 Vogue TDV8 SOLD
D4 HSE MY10 SOLD
D4 SE TECH MY15 SOLD
D4 XS MY12 SOLD
D4 HSE MY10 SOLD
D3 HSE MY06 - Re-Cycled Worldwide
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| 24th Apr 2013 11:49 am |
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Comc
Member Since: 14 Jan 2013
Location: Edinburgh
Posts: 238
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The locating pins are top and bottom so I would ease the top, then bottom, then middle section.
D4 covers will probably be differently configured against mine tho. Colin
Sunroof Drains Cleared
BAS EGR Blanking Kit Installed
Perm Live Aux "Link"
DVD Player Installed
LED sidelights, front indicators, side repeaters, number plate lights, interior lighting done
De-IrnBru'd Headlights
D4 Rear Lights
Belts Changed by Indy
Dr Tranny added to Gearbox
Aftermarket LR Bluetooth Kit removed and D4 Module installed
Suspension Compressor Dryer Overhaul
Front Fog Light Loom Repaired
Drivers Heated Seat Base Replaced
To do:
Remap
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| 24th Apr 2013 4:17 pm |
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Bobs
Member Since: 29 Oct 2013
Location: Manchester
Posts: 2330
 
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The threads and technical sheet is excellent .....
I have had water in the driver side sill ..... no sun roof issues for me .... 
.....so wondered where all the leakage was coming from ?? ....
Hopefully this will solve the problem ..... the rubber trim at the very base of the door frame pillar looked squasheds from the trim itself.... so after a good clean placed the trim on the outside of the trim so the crud cannot collect in it and block the water from draining away .....
Anywhere else the old leakage can come from on a TDV6 ?
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| 23rd Nov 2013 5:36 pm |
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nujjer
Member Since: 29 Aug 2012
Location: DT11 9BW
Posts: 30
 
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Thanks to Comc and y'all for another great thread.
Did the A-pillar job yesterday... too early to tell if it worked.
I mistakenly bought 2 kits - but there is enough stuff in one kit to do both sides - though only one sticky patch per side. I used Duct Tape for the other hole - it has exactly the same properties as the kit patches.
So now I have a spare kit. Doh! eBay!
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| 24th Dec 2014 4:51 pm |
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nujjer
Member Since: 29 Aug 2012
Location: DT11 9BW
Posts: 30
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Update...
Not the best time to dry a car - it's a damp December.
Used Aquavac to remove about a pint of water - wait a few hours for water to redistribute through the sponge/soundproofing, then remove another pint. Repeated about 4 times until no more significant water removal.
I now have a dehumidifier in the car with all the doors shut and air vents closed.....
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| 26th Dec 2014 2:19 pm |
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Beeredup
Member Since: 03 Mar 2014
Location: Fleetwood
Posts: 160
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think i am gonna have to look into doing this as i think my A pillar (external) trims are squeaking at motorway speeds its taken me a while to narrow it down to these but the other day on the motorway i would the window down and grabbed the drivers side trim and it stopped the squeak 
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