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welshandy   
Sat Aug 23 2014, 10:10am
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Location: cardiff
 Hi all, got myself a Loeb 2007 and L want to add some wind deflectors to my windows. Anyone know which ones I should get?

Also i want some LED sidelights, anyone recommend any?
Dave_Retired.   
Sat Aug 23 2014, 10:38am

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 Well covered on site already, Team Heko deflectors and Can Bus friendly LED's
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 welshandy (23 Aug 2014 : 12:45)
welshandy   
Sat Aug 23 2014, 12:45pm
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 will these work

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wozza   
Sat Aug 23 2014, 12:52pm

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Location: Manchester
 Get some error free ones.

Although they will work fine as well.

Error free are less likely to stay on and run dim when shutting car etc.
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 welshandy (23 Aug 2014 : 13:08)
welshandy   
Sat Aug 23 2014, 01:14pm
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wozza wrote ...

Get some error free ones.

Although they will work fine as well.

Error free are less likely to stay on and run dim when shutting car etc.



do you know of any good ones
Dave_Retired.   
Sat Aug 23 2014, 01:29pm

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welshandy   
Thu Aug 28 2014, 03:15pm
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Location: cardiff
 anyone recommend a good satnav unit i can buy, nothing to expensive tho
wozza   
Thu Aug 28 2014, 03:53pm

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Location: Manchester
 You after a TomTom stick to windscreen thing or an integrated one?

TomTom / Garmin ones can be had for very cheap from Halfords etc.

Something like an Alpine or Pioneer flip out is going to be £700+ new.
welshandy   
Fri Aug 29 2014, 01:34pm
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Location: cardiff
 Integrated is the one I want, I've some C4 with them installed.
wozza   
Fri Aug 29 2014, 04:30pm

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Location: Manchester
 If you mean the one that replaces the centre screen, then you can get the cheap Chinese one... Which can be rather hit or miss in quality.

Some are ok, others crackle, and fizz etc through the speakers.

Or you can retrofit the original system.

Retrofit isn't cheap and more work, Chinese one is a gamble.

Otherwise go with an Alpine, Pioneer etc fold out single din screen with nav unit. The Alpine and Pioneer etc route means you get full 7 digit postcodes. Original Citroen item doesn't support that.

Best place for that if you aren't after spending a fortune is ebay. I sold my complete setup which was worth around £1,400 for £800 on there. Mine was top of the range though, so the lower down units could probably pick it up much cheaper.
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 andy2514 (04 May 2015 : 13:56)
welshandy   
Thu Sep 04 2014, 10:57am
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Location: cardiff
 My LED sidelight came today but they are not the correct fittings. eBay item 400476530771
Dave_Retired.   
Thu Sep 04 2014, 01:27pm

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 Looks like you ordered the wrong ones then
welshandy   
Thu Sep 04 2014, 03:44pm
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 Any idea what ones I need?
wozza   
Thu Sep 04 2014, 03:58pm

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Location: Manchester
 They look like the right fitting. What's the problem exactly?

Is it that they are just badly manufactured or something?
welshandy   
Fri Sep 05 2014, 12:41am
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Location: cardiff
 Current light
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