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Failing that, could you put an inline switch on the remote cable?

Any chance of a setting on the head unit that has changed?

Yeah, I thought that, but if I get the car in the air, I can't recreate the noise or see any movement in the pads. Surely if there was enough movement to make this clunk, I would be able to see the pads moving back and forth. I have had a good poke around today, and all the bushes and joints...

So to park at my house I have to reverse each time and its up hill. Pull up, knock it into reverse, and as I am lifting the clutch up, I get a metallic clunk (very cv joint sounding but not there while cornering). Then the same happens when I set off forwards again. It also does it if I'm coming...

Anyone else have this issue or any information on how to fix it?

Still looking for these? I have swapped mine out for actual speakers! :)

Nothing wrong with BC coilovers. Loads of people use them worldwide! :)

You might find that they both don't work. Unless you have put speakers in there? My prefacelift didn't come with tweeters.

I have replaces mine, if you want any help give me a pm mate :)

There is cable with sockets behind the grills, but if your spending money on decent speakers, you might as well run some new decent cable to them. It doesn't take much, and be well worth it, you can leave your old speaker cable in place. The Focal speakers I installed had wires already soldered...

Yay! Thanks for the heads up. Will get it in for a service then. :)

On that note, anyone know where the fuses for the A/c and heater actuators are??

I would prefer not to use them, they are good at what they do, but very expensive. I can see an aircon repair costing a fortune with them. Had a play last night, its almost like the cool air isn't coming out the system. Might be an actuator that is stuck.

Mine does the same, spoke to Area motorsport, and they quoted £350ish to change the synchro for 2nd and they can do it in a few hours while you wait. They will will stick in a new clutch without any labour costs while they are at it too. I was going to get mine done, but it got loads better...

Yeah, they work hot to cold and different speeds as normal. Its just the when you switch air con on, do you get a whistling noise coming through the vents. Just given that a try, and it kicks in and out. You can hear the compressor in motion. Just when in the car the vents don't blow cold air...