Recent content by RalphsMG

I had mine done by Kevlon auto film Bexley 01322523292 well happy 😊

Just a heads up in my case I booked it into the dealership to investigate but after about a week of being unable to open the door I’d resolved to try to fix it and from inside the car i tried to open the door and it worked and has done ever since then don’t ask me how. But I’m sure if it wasn’t...

i think judging the advice you might be the first good luck

I for one am pleased I have the short range. Having had a leaf tekna with all the gubbins on, it frankly drove me mad all the beeps when reversing or braking without warning. Trying to keep me from changing lanes if you don’t signal even when there’s no other cars about. So now I’m back in the...

I’m pretty sure a lot of rear wash wipers are like this my vw transporter is the same.

This happened to my back seat I managed to get the rear seat squab off the rear pin hinge on the wheel arch side. Which had a very flimsy plastic washer on it. This had come off causing the rear seat to misalign. I refitted it and is now ok fingers crossed 🤞

yes just protected it with a coat of rust paint after reports of the screws rusting in 5 minutes

Hi yes I left it out as the white painted screws weren’t in the kit .so I ordered them on eBay and have since added them.

That’s the one I chose as well and put the earth under the top bolt. 👍

Finally finished in between showers. To do the rears you need to remove the wheels. But overall not to difficult 😥

Yes a plastic trim tool saves damage and I just pulled off with my fingers when the gap was bigger

I will if it ever stops raining ☔️

After watching the depressing video i checked mine and the bottom half is indeed body coloured

It comes of fairly easily but access to the fuses is limited and hard to get your hand in. There’s 2 screws at the side and you can lower the lower panel under the steering column give slightly better access , but I don’t think mg intended mere mortals to enter there.

Rightly or wrongly I’ve decided to fit the MG5 mud flaps myself and save on labour costs the holes line up with fittings on the arch liner but the instructions seem to suggest you need to drill holes. And use self tapping screws provided. Has any one got a photo of the fronts fitted. So I can...