Not on Faceberk so can't see it.
Question re the number plate still stands though.
Finally bought one... a few questions
Not sure where all the psuedo-detectives have come from, but thanks for the answers to the questions
Re the power tailgate, it's been completely fine since. One short press and it opens every time. I think I was just holding it for a long press which may just "pop" it open instead of opening fully? In any case no longer an issue.
Will have a look at the quarter window issue. It sounds like it's above my head around the panoramic roof, but I guess it could be the quarter window and just hard to pinpoint when all I hear is whistling.
Thanks again
Re the power tailgate, it's been completely fine since. One short press and it opens every time. I think I was just holding it for a long press which may just "pop" it open instead of opening fully? In any case no longer an issue.
Will have a look at the quarter window issue. It sounds like it's above my head around the panoramic roof, but I guess it could be the quarter window and just hard to pinpoint when all I hear is whistling.
Thanks again
You know there is also a little buton under the lip of the tailgate which also opens and shuts the boot.
Firesand Coupe R
Vossen HF-3 Satin Bronze
SVR Rear Spoiler
H&R springs
Oem Project 7 grill
VAP tune, upper and lower pulleys,
200 cell cats, induction kit.
Supersprint cat back valved back box
Loud, very loud lol
650-660 bhp
Vossen HF-3 Satin Bronze
SVR Rear Spoiler
H&R springs
Oem Project 7 grill
VAP tune, upper and lower pulleys,
200 cell cats, induction kit.
Supersprint cat back valved back box
Loud, very loud lol
650-660 bhp
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The op says the boot button works fine. I had a Range rover evoque with same opener & yes if you keep finger on it then stops when let go. It took a while to get it just right.
- It has a power tailgate, but it only seems to open fully some of the time. If I hold the boot button on the keyfob and then release it, sometimes the boot opens fully, other times it just "pops" open, and I need to manually raise it. The button in the boot to close it always works. I'm wondering if something is not working correctly, or if there are rules around when it will open automatically that I'm unaware of.
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The op says the boot button works fine. I had a Range rover evoque with same opener & yes if you keep finger on it then stops when let go. It took a while to get it just right.
2017 f type 5.0 R AWD Glacier Pearl white Cabriolet
Sports seats 14way. Powerfold mirrors, Keyless. Hp Brakes, Split rims,
Heated screen. Meridian 380w.
Sports seats 14way. Powerfold mirrors, Keyless. Hp Brakes, Split rims,
Heated screen. Meridian 380w.
It does look a lot better doesn't it
On mine at least, the number plate was stuck with sticky-pads to the number plate plinth. I just pulled that off (I used a flat head screwdriver to pry the plate from the plinth, no risk of paint damage as the plinth is just black plastic), and once off the number plate plinth is just two screws to remove, and then it looks like the above.
I think some people remove the thick black bar that runs across the grill... That may look better still but I want the option of easily refitting the plate, and I think it's a bumper off job to remove that and so too much effort.
A few people seem to be getting rather worked up (both replies on this thread and also PMs) on the front plate issue.
All I'll say is.. don't you worry yourselves about it. It's my choice, it looks better, it doesn't affect anyone other than me, and really it doesn't cause any problems.
I'm sure those of you that seem so bothered up by it (to the point of accusing me of not owning the car ) can find something else to be outraged by easily enough.
Thanks to anyone that helped answer my questions- very much appreciated.
All I'll say is.. don't you worry yourselves about it. It's my choice, it looks better, it doesn't affect anyone other than me, and really it doesn't cause any problems.
I'm sure those of you that seem so bothered up by it (to the point of accusing me of not owning the car ) can find something else to be outraged by easily enough.
Thanks to anyone that helped answer my questions- very much appreciated.
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