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[steve_earwig]

That's good to know John Did this 30 quid include taking it off the car?

[jasper5]

That's good to know John Did this 30 quid include taking it off the car?

Yes, Steve, I reckoned as he said he'd done hundreds of these he would have it done whilst I was still thinking about it Turns out he had the whole unit off in about 10 minutes, stripped it down, did something with the springs and replaced some plastic blocks by the looks of it....not much more than 30 minutes and all done and tested.....well worth the £10 for him to strip it out and the £20 to do the repair.
Indicators are as solid as a rock...nice tight feel to them just like my van ones are.

The guy said he does a lot for taxi guys who manage to make them last 2 years, not bad considering how much use a taxi gets!

[Doggy]

Big thanks to Doggy for the info

Not really, Jonsowman put me onto him......

Anyways, that's how we roll.

[jasper5]

Big thanks to Doggy for the info

Not really, Jonsowman put me onto him......

Anyways, that's how we roll.

Oh, I see, I didn't know this!

Big thanks to jonsowman as well

[steve_earwig]

Yes, Steve, I reckoned as he said he'd done hundreds of these he would have it done whilst I was still thinking about it Turns out he had the whole unit off in about 10 minutes, stripped it down, did something with the springs and replaced some plastic blocks by the looks of it....not much more than 30 minutes and all done and tested.....well worth the £10 for him to strip it out and the £20 to do the repair.
Indicators are as solid as a rock...nice tight feel to them just like my van ones are.

The guy said he does a lot for taxi guys who manage to make them last 2 years, not bad considering how much use a taxi gets!

I must admit, I did a lot of faffing about when I swapped mine because I hadn't got much idea what I was doing

How much is the ESP com2000? Jesus, 416 pounds and 14 pence That's one hell of a saving right there!

[GingerMagic]

Hi Jasper, things are a little different down south - most of the local taxi drivers can make their indicator stalk last for years, they are all as good as new, its almost like they've never been used.......

[Sonia406]

Hi Jasper, things are a little different down south - most of the local taxi drivers can make their indicator stalk last for years, they are all as good as new, its almost like they've never been used.......

Oh don't!
I never ever ever swear at other Peugeot drivers.
BUT today, some **** in a 306 came to a roundabout (she was to my right), so we all stopped for her, turns out she was turning first left so we had a clear road - I swore at her pointing down to her indicators telling her to ''use the effing things'' and proceeded to call her a 'silly b!tch'

[jonsowman]

Big thanks to jonsowman as well

No problems He did a great job on our 307!

[jasper5]

Yes, Steve, I reckoned as he said he'd done hundreds of these he would have it done whilst I was still thinking about it Turns out he had the whole unit off in about 10 minutes, stripped it down, did something with the springs and replaced some plastic blocks by the looks of it....not much more than 30 minutes and all done and tested.....well worth the £10 for him to strip it out and the £20 to do the repair.
Indicators are as solid as a rock...nice tight feel to them just like my van ones are.

The guy said he does a lot for taxi guys who manage to make them last 2 years, not bad considering how much use a taxi gets!

I must admit, I did a lot of faffing about when I swapped mine because I hadn't got much idea what I was doing

How much is the ESP com2000? Jesus, 416 pounds and 14 pence That's one hell of a saving right there!

Yes, I'm very happy to have got this done for that price

[jasper5]

Hi Jasper, things are a little different down south - most of the local taxi drivers can make their indicator stalk last for years, they are all as good as new, its almost like they've never been used.......

No, no different really

[GingerMagic]

At that price it is worth the drive from Bournemouth.......... Even untested second hand ESP comms are over £100....

[jasper5]

Next job is the stupid keys....despite several attempts using all sorts of different methods listed here and in other forums I cant get the keys to synch to the car so that the remote locking works with the fob....work fine key in door, but not with fob

Should I be reprogramming via PP2000?

[jasper5]

At that price it is worth the drive from Bournemouth.......... Even untested second hand ESP comms are over £100....

Very true

You can post it off to him though.

[GingerMagic]

Next job is the stupid keys....despite several attempts using all sorts of different methods listed here and in other forums I cant get the keys to synch to the car so that the remote locking works with the fob....work fine key in door, but not with fob

Should I be reprogramming via PP2000?

We had this on a recent thread, as it turned out the chap pressed the key when about an inch from the receiver and it seemed to sort itself out.....

Might not on yours but worth a punt.

[Captain Jack]

When mine lost sync with the remote fob, the only thing that would fix it was pp2000