Thought i'd post up some free tips for ideas for stuff you could do to the s2's even if you don't have any money at present. Some of the ideas will work on other cars, feel free to add any you know.
I noticed the switches for the windows when the ignition was switched on was quite dull, I removed these using a 5mm allen key under neath the door handles to remove the handle and let me get the switch panel out, once i'd removed the switches the fronts pop off and I found that the bulbs was working just that alot of dust had collected on there so I was able to rub it off, the bulbs light up brighter now which is cool.
Some people (as most will know) recommend unplugging the servotronic unit under the rear seat on 3b coupe's (the unit marked servotronic ironically enough
) This gives heavier steering at speed (makes it a bit hard at low speeds tho)
I did this to mine but actually chose to plug it back in as preferred to have it, it costs nothing to do for you 3b owners and can be done in under 5 mins and is easily put back if needed/
I noticed the switches for the windows when the ignition was switched on was quite dull, I removed these using a 5mm allen key under neath the door handles to remove the handle and let me get the switch panel out, once i'd removed the switches the fronts pop off and I found that the bulbs was working just that alot of dust had collected on there so I was able to rub it off, the bulbs light up brighter now which is cool.
Some people (as most will know) recommend unplugging the servotronic unit under the rear seat on 3b coupe's (the unit marked servotronic ironically enough
) This gives heavier steering at speed (makes it a bit hard at low speeds tho) I did this to mine but actually chose to plug it back in as preferred to have it, it costs nothing to do for you 3b owners and can be done in under 5 mins and is easily put back if needed/
was not sure where to put it but cheers for moving it paul.
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