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What Have You Done To Your 205 Today?

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Jolly Green Monster

It was a cat c and rotten.

 

Tried selling wheels and no one seemed interested

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welshpug

Mine is a cat c and rusty and will be fixed :P

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Blueeyes

I've properly wired in (soldered all joints) a wiring kit and subwoofer

Then I made a custom click fit false floor (no screws or bolts) to have a large amp while still having a boot.

If I could workout how to post pics off my phone I would lol

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AlexRS2782

Just need to check the rear fog light though as it's either the bulb or the wiring that's at fault as after checking it today it must have stopped working at some point in the last year - not bad for the only fault on 1 23 year old car though.

 

Well I jinxed it. Low temp setting on the fan appears to have gone today :( So long as nothing else goes wrong before the MOT i'll be happy lol

 

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Jolly Green Monster

Mine is a cat c and rusty and will be fixed :P

Rear quarter also mashed and evidence of repair of other rear quarter having been cut out and a replacement welded in hidden by side mouldings

New r888 front tyres fitted and loaded ready for trackday tmw

 

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Daviewonder

Spent a good half hour fitting Bendix front pads, that was just sliding them into the caliper, not the whole process! Haynes manual shows different way up to Servicebox. Still not 100% whether the friction material should line up or be offset?? But they only went in one way.

 

Then had the joy of sheering the little lugs out of my locking wheel bolt key. I've now stripped off the complete strut, hub and wheel and am going to get someone to weld a nut on to the head of the bolt tomorrow.

 

Not the best day really.

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Rock Lobster

I managed to machine polish the car today, only quickly as its not worth spending too much time on, applied a bit of polish and a coat of wax and she is looking better than ever, in need of a respray next year though hopefully and a full rebuild with a bit of luck.

 

I also started removing the red gti stickers from the rear quarter badges as I have some new ones to go on asap, slow progress!

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PAGOS

machined 2 sun- roof bolts and bushes , fitted and leak tested .secured rear fog lamp as the clips were u/s . measured up to make wiper-arm spindle bushing . threw the boot lamp tail-gate switch in the bin and wired up a manual toggle switch .

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Edp

Finally replaced my old badges on my 309, look at the state of that peugeot badge :(

 

 

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allye

I did the same last summer ed, makes a huge difference.

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Simes

I.....put my mountain bike inside the 205.

Put £40 of petrol in

Thrashed it to the South Downs.

Rode my MTB, put back in the car.

Thrashed the 205 all the way home.

 

A good day.

:):)

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Tom Fenton

After weeks of prevaricating finding other things to do and generally putting it off I took the spot welder to my new rear panel and welded it to the car.

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stu8v

Took the radiator out ready for the new genuine one I pick up tomorrow.

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stu8v

20 quid for a genuine radiator. How can you go wrong :-)

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Anthony

Looked out at the cloudless blue sky this morning, filled the tank and took the 205 for a spirited drive to work.

 

First proper drive since putting the GTi-6 engine back in and - VSS playing silly buggers excluded - it didn't miss a beat :D

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Wes

Mot'ed mine yesterday so shes officially back on the road for the summer.

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Daviewonder

Fitted new top mount rubber and bearing to LH strut. Fitted new Bendix front caliper, disc, pads and retaining kit too.

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hoodygoodwood

Painted my 309 GTI beam tube and trailing arms in my kitchen tonight , used chassis black .

Picked up 5 nuts , 7 bolts and 2 door strap pins from Peugeot in Chelmsford today ---£22 ?!? Got a price on new arm shafts -- £97 inc VAT !

This week - pressed out the trailing arm shafts and the seized in place torsion bar . Used a wire brush attachment on my angle grinder to strip tube and arms back to bare metal .Removed rear windows and seals from my Miami 309 .

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welshpug

Nothing still, helped with the building of a rear engined kitcar instead.

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2052NV

Nothing still, helped with the building of a rear engined kitcar instead.

what a VW Beetle? :P

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Lowercase

hopefully picking me new 205 up later today ! :D it's wrong how excited i am. then i can spend saturday having a major OCD cleaning and polishing day!

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Jolly Green Monster

I am picking up coilovers :)

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welshpug

what a VW Beetle? :P

That would be easier!!

 

Its an mev sonic 7, built for a 2.0 ford zetec, james got a mk1 focus st and found the chassis was not intended for the 6speed box and st mounts.

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Tom Fenton

Rear panel and stiffener welded in

 

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