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  Thread: Evoque Genuine rubber boot mat - REDUCED
Post: RE: Evoque Genuine rubber boot mat - REDUCED
Reduced
 petrolhead For Sale & Wanted 4 3,355 14-06-2018, 08:17pm
  Thread: Evoque Genuine rubber boot mat - REDUCED
Post: RE: Evoque Genuine rubber boot mat
Still available? - Yes XFull, I trust you are not jumping on my for sale thread???
 petrolhead For Sale & Wanted 4 3,355 11-06-2018, 07:23am
  Thread: Evoque Genuine rubber boot mat - REDUCED
Post: Evoque Genuine rubber boot mat - REDUCED
Now that I have sold the Evoque I no longer need to boot mat. Now £60 + del The mat will be rolled up and taped for delivery [IMG]http://i76.photobucket.com/albums/j25/1st_petrolhead/Items%20for%20...
 petrolhead For Sale & Wanted 4 3,355 06-06-2018, 07:22pm
  Thread: Interior lights not working - Intermittent fault
Post: Interior lights not working - Intermittent fault
Recently I noticed my interior lights were not coming on. The other day when someone got in the back I noticed the rear light was flickering. Now they hardly work at all, maybe once in 10 times, if ...
 petrolhead General 0 1,458 07-10-2017, 12:08pm
  Thread: Infotainment screen
Post: Infotainment screen
When did the screen change from having hard buttons to having none
 petrolhead General 1 1,724 30-07-2017, 02:09pm
  Thread: Spot lights
Post: RE: Spot lights
(15-11-2016 10:52am)bee Wrote:  had them on my ford anglia :roll:
 petrolhead Modifications 5 3,320 15-11-2016, 12:43pm
  Thread: Spot lights
Post: Spot lights
Has anyone fitted spot lights the their Evoque?
 petrolhead Modifications 5 3,320 15-11-2016, 10:48am
  Thread: HID Wiring diagram, feed needed for spot light relay
Post: HID Wiring diagram, feed needed for spot light rel...
I need a 12v main beem supply to feed a relay for some spotlights. Can anyone help. Or does anyone have a wiring diagram
 petrolhead Modifications 0 1,679 12-08-2016, 03:27pm
  Thread: Has it two weeks and already tinkering
Post: RE: Has it two weeks and already tinkering
The light bar is removable and will only be used when going to Scotland in the winter
 petrolhead Modifications 5 3,256 01-08-2016, 09:12am
  Thread: Rear bumper protection guard
Post: RE: Rear bumper protection guard
I bought the second one
 petrolhead Modifications 5 3,136 30-07-2016, 11:32am
  Thread: Has it two weeks and already tinkering
Post: Has it two weeks and already tinkering
Replaced the foot well and rear reading lights with LEDs Stainless protective panel on the bumper [IMG]http://i76.photobucket.com/albums/j25/1st_petrolhead/Evoque/DSCF9187.jpg[/IMG] Fitted the LED L...
 petrolhead Modifications 5 3,256 30-07-2016, 11:25am
  Thread: Front speakers
Post: RE: Front speakers
Found this http://media.meridian-audio.com/datashee...-A4-ds.pdf
 petrolhead In Car Electronics 6 4,127 24-07-2016, 12:07pm
  Thread: LR Touch up paint
Post: RE: LR Touch up paint
Not if the scratch is through to the undercoat ;)
 petrolhead Maintenance 5 3,288 24-07-2016, 10:00am
  Thread: LR Touch up paint
Post: LR Touch up paint
Thought I would get some genuine LR touch up paint as I have a bad scratch on the door check. Just wondering if anyone else has had problems with a poor match [attachment=4571] [attachment=4572]
 petrolhead Maintenance 5 3,288 23-07-2016, 07:10pm
  Thread: Tearing down the interior, stereo install
Post: RE: Tearing down the interior, stereo install
Interesting read. Maybe a bit too much for me. Before I sold my Freelander I removed the stereo I fitted which was JL Audio 4 channel amp, Alpine mono amp with sub, BIT Ten and cleansweep. Plus som...
 petrolhead Modifications 11 7,970 19-07-2016, 06:02pm
  Thread: Brake pedal travel seem excessive
Post: RE: Brake pedal travel seem excessive
It seems to hvae sorted itself with my help. Applied the handbrake and pumped the pedal a few time. This, I believe has reset the adjustment of the calipers
 petrolhead Maintenance 7 3,459 19-07-2016, 02:01pm
  Thread: Rear bumper protection guard
Post: RE: Rear bumper protection guard
I know what you mean. I just wondered if the first one was better because it matches the style of the inner one?
 petrolhead Modifications 5 3,136 18-07-2016, 08:47pm
  Thread: Brake pedal travel seem excessive
Post: RE: Brake pedal travel seem excessive
It is, however applying it should take up any freeplay
 petrolhead Maintenance 7 3,459 18-07-2016, 08:45pm
  Thread: Brake pedal travel seem excessive
Post: RE: Brake pedal travel seem excessive
wrong thread
 petrolhead Maintenance 7 3,459 18-07-2016, 08:16pm
  Thread: Brake pedal travel seem excessive
Post: Brake pedal travel seem excessive
My brake pedal travel seems excessive. I have checked the pads and they look fine. If I applyn the handbrake this does not take up the travel The pedal is better after one pump. Any thoughts?
 petrolhead Maintenance 7 3,459 18-07-2016, 08:08pm
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