Treza360's .:R32

[balkanac]

I know that place in the first photo!! I used to come ther a lot, have a spirited drive via nerrow neck, relax there for a bit and drive back on lake rd, i loved it! that photo brings back heaps of memories

[quozl]

I know that place in the first photo!! I used to come ther a lot, have a spirited drive via nerrow neck, relax there for a bit and drive back on lake rd, i loved it! that photo brings back heaps of memories

That's Mt Buller Road just up from the Village Centre during last years Mt Buller Sprint, not sure if that is where you're thinking. Or are you talking about the other pictures earlier in this thread?

Cheers Al

[balkanac]

Sorry, i was thinking of the one that Hitman posted

[Treza360]

Make me an offer I can't refuse and they're yours
Cheers Al

How's about $595 oh lord of the awesome MkIV R32s...

[Treza360]

Well for all of you out there who are playing at home will know that my heated seats have been broken for quite some time now.
Anyway I saw in the brought back to live V-Checker for sale thread that Pierre (fuzion) said about the auto lock and unlock for cars. So I sent him a PM asking how to do it. He sent back a link to http://uk-mkivs.net/ where I found out how to do it.
Later I thought I'd have a search about the seats. I didn't find anything too interesting as the fuses to check for the seats are 5 and 44, which were fine on both cars. However I did find an obscure reference to heated mirrors and heated seats being linked somehow.
Anyway according to the manual fuse 1 is for the heated mirrors. From the fuse list I stole from Al's webspace it says that fuse 1 is for the washer nozzle heaters, glove compartment light and memory seat control module. Anyway my glovebox light has been out for a while and low and behold the fuse is gone. So I don't have memory seats or anything but once I replaced the blown fuse...
I have a warm bum again!!!
Now once again I can drive in the cold with the windows down and the heated seats on and the heater blasting my legs and feet.
Me so happy!
Big obscure thanks go to Pierre and Al.

[99gti]

Nice work - not that you need them in QLD.

[Treza360]

Nice work - not that you need them in QLD.

Pffft it was 12 degrees this morning. Anything less than 26 degrees up here in the sunshine state is cold.

[quozl]

How's about $595 oh lord of the awesome MkIV R32s...

Ummmmmmmmmmmmmm NO $5950.00 and I might think about it

Cheers Al

[quozl]

From the fuse list I stole from Al's webspace it says that fuse 1 is for the washer nozzle heaters, glove compartment light and memory seat control module.
Big obscure thanks go to Pierre and Al.

I have the fuse list on my webspace???? Which site?

Cheers Al

[Treza360]

Ummmmmmmmmmmmmm NO $5950.00 and I might think about it
Cheers Al

Didn't think I had a hope in hell.

I have the fuse list on my webspace???? Which site?
Cheers Al

The one listed in your profile.

http://home.swiftdsl.com.au/~acracing/pictures/

MKIV FUSE LIST.pdf

[quozl]

Didn't think I had a hope in hell.


The one listed in your profile.

MKIV FUSE LIST.pdf

Wow I haven't been a member of swiftdsl for years but yet the site is still open, cool.

[Treza360]

Wow I haven't been a member of swiftdsl for years but yet the site is still open, cool.

lol gold.
Weren't they bought out by people telecom years ago anyway?
Quite funny that the site remains there. I wish I had the keyrings, pen and the umbrella that came with the .:R.

[quozl]

lol gold.
Weren't they bought out by people telecom years ago anyway?
Quite funny that the site remains there. I wish I had the keyrings, pen and the umbrella that came with the .:R.

Well you can always make me an offer I can't refuse

Cheers Al

[Treza360]

Well you can always make me an offer I can't refuse
Cheers Al

lol i'm starting to notice a pattern emerging here. However there's also the problem of my .:R being number 44 not 157 or whatever number yours is. :p

[Treza360]

Well the .:R has had her first service in my ownership.
I can report back that JMAC looked after her brilliantly and definitely knows his stuff. It's good to be able to talk to the guy who actually serviced your car. He can also brake it down for you in simple english if you're not that mechanically inclined.

Now once the insurance comes around in a month or so I'll need to look for an insurer who will suit my plans. Will definitely need to do a search and look back through the insurer threads...

Cheers,
Trent