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RE: My Fuji Dynamic SD4 Manual - PhilSkill - 07-10-2018 09:54pm
Haven't updated this thread in a while, but thought I'd add this for reference, replacing the very annoying key fob rubber cover failure.
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Ebay for £4.07 a new keyfob case. Prices vary and comes from China so takes a while!
To remove the circuit board you need to cut the 2 posts carefully, and then heat press the new ones (I used a soldering Iron)
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New one is not glossy but otherwise can't tell the difference, the Quality feel is from the Chrome cover that transfers over.
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RE: My Fuji Dynamic SD4 Manual - PhilSkill - 28-10-2019 01:48pm
Well I haven't Updated this for a Year but it's become my Daily Driver, and having had my 8th Year Service at my local indie now after adding 15000 this year, all is good still
, only issue was a worn Rear Anti-Roll Tie Bar, which they only changed as I asked them to check all the joints, and it has cured a slight knock I had over some speed bumps occasionally (although I thought it was from the front). Fingers crossed for a 9th year of trouble free motoring.
RE: My Fuji Dynamic SD4 Manual - XFullFatTim - 29-10-2019 07:53pm
Well done Phil, yours must be one of the oldest cars on the forum
RE: My Fuji Dynamic SD4 Manual - PhilSkill - 30-10-2019 04:34pm
Thanks Tim, Watch this space I have a new Toy coming soon... Not to replace the Evoque though.
RE: My Fuji Dynamic SD4 Manual - PhilSkill - 30-12-2019 11:12pm
New Toy
My Fuji Dynamic SD4 Manual - bigmac3161 - 31-12-2019 08:59pm
Now that’s tidy v6 or 8 hopefully not the 4 cylinder
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RE: My Fuji Dynamic SD4 Manual - ChuckieB - 02-01-2020 05:19pm
(29-10-2019 07:53pm)XFullFatTim Wrote: Well done Phil, yours must be one of the oldest cars on the forum
Quite likely, but nice to know I must be up there at least with those that still remain.
I am back on for a look see given I am just about to hit my 8th completed year in Feb.
MOT due and I am being recommended a service on the Haldex. Took mine out of the dealer network about 18mths ago after the dealer customer service went into negative overdrive. Starting to develop some trust in the local independent and all seems to have worked out ok so far.
I have baulked at the prospect of having a minor leak repaired as it is coming from higher up the engine. We're Keeping an eye and doing clean off every once in a while so I am keeping my fingers crossed that it just looks worse than it is.
None of the keyless touch sensors work these days and given the cost of having cumulatively changed all four lock mechanisms, I think I'll just leave it that way for the foreseeable.
Key fob is in a bit of a state with much tape holding it all together but at least pleased to see I might get a replacement form china. Something to be looked into if can ever be bothered.
Other than that it has all the aches and pains of a car of its age and I do wonder if it will let me down but for a car with only 82k on the clock I would hope not!
Anyway congrats on your new acquisition. Compared to a 2.2 diesel I am sure it will sound lovely!
Happy New Year to one and all!
RE: My Fuji Dynamic SD4 Manual - bee - 02-01-2020 08:25pm
Change my fob case due to rubber failure, purchased a genuine one from the ==bay site. Took 5 minutes to sort.
RE: My Fuji Dynamic SD4 Manual - PhilSkill - 24-01-2020 09:59am
Well third Genuine fault in the life of the Evoque, The Parking sensors are not working, I had a long beep when I started the car then the flashing light on the Button. Seems this is a sensor failure normally, trouble is finding which one as I guess it bumpers off to replace them.
Bit of googling then have to buy a sensor and try swapping out each one I guess, unless anyone knows how to find out which one it is before I start dismantling.
guess I can't complain 8 1/2 years in but always happens at the busiest time and in the dark when you need them most.
Oh and sorry to disappoint the Jag lovers but it is the 4 cylinder, P300. There was the intention I could use it everyday in times of need, this maybe one of them as I guess the Bumpers off could strand the Evoque in the garage for a while once I start.
Also I'm not a noisy car enthusiast, ASBO in my mind, things should be as quiet and smooth as possible, although it does still growl!
RE: My Fuji Dynamic SD4 Manual - PhilSkill - 05-11-2020 05:52pm
Meanwhile, the Evoque keeps running, just had the 9th Service, including timing belt kit / water pump / accessory belt and Rear Pads, done at my local independent.