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| Retrofit front parking sensors (GTC) |
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Posted by: pedroc1999 - 23:rd-Feb-2021, 13:40:22 - Forum: Astra-J/GTC
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Hello! I've recently bought a 2014 Astra J Biturbo, it's only got the rear parking sensors, and therefor the distance is audible only. I am wondering what is involved in fitting front sensors, and having it programmed appropriately.
I have seen posts regarding retrofits, but can't seem to find one with info when you already have just the rears.
Any information is appreciated, many thanks, Pedro
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| Gearbox whine m32 |
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Posted by: Nathan191210 - 21:st-Feb-2021, 21:29:40 - Forum: Astra-J/GTC
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Probably been pushing it for too long, but 2017 1.4t gtc has developed a whine, starting July last year at around 30k. Increasly getting louder. 41k now.
Reading that the gearbox is the notorious M32 and is common issue. Generally the whine starts above 20mph and get louder with speed, no movement in gear stick, can be a bit stiff when cold.
Any recommendations to check this is the gearbox whining and not something else? Also any recommendations for a garage that understands the M32 issues around Manchester?
Cheers
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| Wobble after new tyres |
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Posted by: Craig2305 - 21:st-Feb-2021, 17:57:26 - Forum: Astra-J/GTC
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Hi
I had new tyres fitted to the front on my 20inch standard wheels and there is a slight wobble at motorway speeds. I’ve had the front wheel alignment sorted and the wheel balancing checked by another garage and I also got the rears balanced but the wobble is still there. Any ideas? It was perfect prior to the new tyres being fitted. I was thinking of swapping the front and rear tyres to see if this helps
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| Lane departure retrofit? |
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Posted by: toxx - 18:th-Feb-2021, 13:51:42 - Forum: Retrofit Research
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Hi mates,
I own a 2013 Astra OPC (VXR) which doesn't have many options but the other day i removed the front panel and radio so i can test the new Android 10 navi system.
During removal, i found a grey plug identical with the one that connects to ESP button and ECO button, but inserted into the right side of the panel where i only have blank buttons .
Here, on a fully equipped car we should have the lane departure button on the big button and TPMS button on the smaller button (same size as ESP button).
Didn't find much in TIS v32 because Astra J model ends at 2012 there, but my car also has high beam assist and it's equipped with a camera on the windshield.
Given that the plug is already there, would there be any possibility to retrofit this ?
I checked for TPMS and i have the plugs in my rear fuse panel, this will be fairly easy to retrofit, could be that the plug is only for TPMS button on the dashboard ?
Thanks
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| Astra J Fault code reader suggestions |
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Posted by: Euroshopper - 17:th-Feb-2021, 23:37:19 - Forum: Astra-J/GTC
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Hello
I have a Astra J 2010 1.3 CDTI model. I would like to buy a fault code reader for this car. Do anyone know what works? I have done some googling and it seems that OP-COM and Launch creader 6001 works, but I am not sure. I would prefer to use the Launch creader as it seems much easier, with an Op-com you need to connect a computer, and I am mainly an apple guy.
Can the Creader 6001 read SVS for a glow plug failure for example?
kind regards
Euro
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| new member wanting to upgrade mk6 sri |
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Posted by: Mk101 - 16:th-Feb-2021, 09:26:46 - Forum: Introduction Area
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hi everyone
new to the site and finding how to post a question nearly made me buy a new ipad lol
i am looking to firstly change my suspension on my astra j sri 1.7 i think aircraft landings are softer then these things lol.
i think i got 17 inch alloys i not had the car long and to be fair its been a nightmare so far as the spec dont match up to anything iv seen online. and custom wiring and left cut wires i found under trims ect.
but i want to change the suspension to a bit softer landing and if i didnt find out that sri are so low i thought i had broken springs lol.
in short can anyone help with what options i got to get softer suspension and higher up ?
thanks for listening to me waffle on lol
i may ask in another question if i can find a post question tab again on the mismatch interior of my sri/eco no button/stop/start ? what when i turn the key lol wonderful invention lol. leather interior not on any spec options on vauxhall
thanks
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| Where to earth hardwire kit |
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Posted by: CAW - 14:th-Feb-2021, 19:36:31 - Forum: Electrical
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Hi
I have bought nextbase hardwire kit and manage to to slip the wire behind both wires and air bag in the A frame of passenger side. (Not strong enough to pull the A Pillar trim fully with that metal clip in place).
I have threaded the wire down the inner door by removing the rubber sill and was going to the side where the fuse box in the glove compartment.
My question ... should I attach the earth (black wire) to a metal bar behind the glove box on one of the nut bolt (not sure if it safe to do so) or attach it to the nut near the door after removing the trim near the bottom.
I need to free up my 12v Accessory Port in the central console so that I can charge my phone.
Any Advice would be appreciated
Thanks
Carrie-Anne
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