Worth it?

[Overlord]

 

 

All this to fit a new evaporator for the aircon system in an Passat.

 

 

[_freak_]

eerder jy as ek

[Overlord]

 

eerder jy as ek

 

Dan wil die klient nog he ek moet hom afslag gee op die "labour" cost.

 

[_freak_]

LOL

[mtbN00b]

suinige blikemmer jy!!!! LOL 

[BrendonMyb]

that looks severly fun

 

ENJOY.......

[Mojoman]

I bet piecing it all back to gether was a jol!

[Overlord]

 

I bet piecing it all back to gether was a jol!

 

That will be done this morning.

 

[jugheaddave]

good luck

[Eugene]

I watched a program on DSTV. To replace a head light bulb on a Renault Megane (I think that was the car), you had to remove the entire fender. Being a British program, the average cost to replace the bulb was 220 pounds, all labour.

[Woofie]

Flip, I dont want to know how many rattles may come from doing this.

 

 

[Overlord]

 

Flip' date=' I dont want to know how many rattles may come from doing this.

 

[/quote']

 

Just had a test drive and not a single rattle. That is how we proffesional people roll.

 

Completed dash.

 

 

[Great Trek]

You're in trouble ouboet.  That's not an Audi, so better check you installed it on the correct car.

[Overlord]

 

You're in trouble ouboet.  That's not an Audi' date=' so better check you installed it on the correct car. [/quote']

 

Correct you are sir. Seems you are the only one that knows his cars. Well done.

 

For those that do not know The vechile in question is a Passat 1,8T Import.

 

 

 

 

[LazyTrailRider]

I watched a program on DSTV. To replace a head light bulb on a Renault Megane (I think that was the car)' date=' you had to remove the entire fender. Being a British program, the average cost to replace the bulb was 220 pounds, all labour.[/quote']

 

Very sensationalist, Top Gear did the same thing. In reality it's apparently not that difficult if you know how. I replaced a bulb in a friend's Clio the other day, after doing mine a month ago - it's fiddly but not impossible.

 

I now have a Megane, so even though I hope it doesn't go in the next year or two (it's a new car), I strangely enough look forward to proving all the naysayers wrong by trying it myself

 

Update: Some people claim it can easily be done without removing the wheel, but this seems foolproof: http://www.meganeownersclub.co.uk/changingmeganebulb.php