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vr6yan

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  1. Hello, sorry if this has been on here before but did have a quick search and nothing popped up. My issue is that picked my car up tonight and went to put some fuel in it at the petrol station, pulled up and tried to flick open the flap covering the fuel filler on the corrado and its still locked shut!! Tried a few things on the forcourt (while getting some funny looks lol) but it wasnt unlocking. Anyone got any helpful ways of getting it to unlock? Was hoping to make the most of a sunny weekend but with very little fuel it wont be going far.... Cheers in advanced Ian
  2. I'll have a look n see if im free. I'm looking at going up to GTI International as went a few years a go and had a really good day and see that it has moved a little bit closer now ^o) Thanks for the link, i will give him an email and see how i get on with the search for a tank.
  3. Yeah i wasn't over impressed when i went to the fuel station to fill up and was saw it. I'll be on the hunt for a new tank i think and will have a look at the staps, last time i looked at them i thought they could prob do with tidying up so will see how rotten they are. Only problem is my location in the UK to get parts as being in north devon is miles away from anywhere lol. Yeah i was going to hopefully see my friend soon who's got vag-com as i'm wanting to fit cruse control to my fabia vrs so hopefully i can get the corrado scanned too. Good luck with yours and if you do find anything out i
  4. Hopefully this works This is what ive got and hopeing to sort out. ive got a funny feeling the drain away has got blocked and on the rare occation the british weather did rain it caused it to get a little damp. Any ideas or info would be great. On the spoiler if you could let me know if you find anything out when you go stelth that would be great, i have heard of them breaking before and it would be nice to get it going again as it is a nice trick bit of the car. Any other ideas would be great, Cheers
  5. Hello, ive got a couple of problems with my corrado following the winter rest that I was hopeing someone might be able to shed some infomation on. 1st is that over the winter the active rear spoiler has stopped popping up at 60mph automatically, you can still move it by the switch manually but nothing automatically. 2nd is that over the winter the fuel filler point has become very rusty where you screw your filler cap onto and requires replacing, I didnt know if this is a part that can be found or if anyone has one there willing to sell and also is it better to get a fuel tank and neck as it
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