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So forgive me for being thick but do I need to buy the €109 bit of kit or do some coding? The kit will certainly work, but a bit of coding may also work, until someone tries is out then none can be sure. (we were told by Kufatec the Superb could not be done by coding alone, this has since been prov...

Here is a screenshot of my MY11 (Dec 2010) Superb adaptation, you are looking for: “Close rear lid” you are looking to activate both number (4)’s (4)-Activation using rear lid remote unlocking switch - Tap function for closing (4)-Activation using rear lid opening button in remote key - Tap function...

Sorry I meant 6D (fat fingers)

The Superb was in adaptations not the long coding, I will however scan it over the weekend to see if any of the long coding changed.

Go to 7D and adaptations, all my coding options were under there (they were not available when i bought the car)

Before you go splashing out get VCDS hooked up to the car, my Superb also has the electric tailgate option, which like the A6 was only openable by the button or remote, now Ross-Tech have included the coding so it now opens and closes off the interior button and remote.

Do you still have this Adam?

If so where are you located?

When I asked Dr.Leather over on Detailing World the answer was basically any modern car (so yours included) was clear coated, classics and possible anything that has been re-trimmed may still require conditioners (ask the re-trimmer how the leather is prepared) From the Dr.Leather website: “As moder...

Personally I use Dr.Leather wipes, they are much easier to use, smell nice and return the leather back to the natural satin finish.

They can also be bought in smaller 40 wipe tubs:

http://www.i4detailing.co.uk/acatalog/D ... ack_1.html

Works on all leather, smells beautiful mate. Not quite true. Most leather nowadays is clear coated (lacquered) which means any conditioner will sit onto of the clear coat rather than penetrating it and getting into the leather, as it is now sitting on top of the clear coat it will also attract dirt...

Revolution wrote:pm sent with some help

Anything that might be useful to others regarding this?

murph7355 wrote:Or a cost cutting measure for les gendarmes so they no longer have to have them....?

^^^ This, cheeky buggers.

http://www.theaa.com/motoring_advice/overseas/driving-abroad-whats-new-2012.html Breathalysers 1 March 2012 - the French government confirmed that from 1 July 2012 drivers of all motor vehicles and motorcycles (excluding mopeds) must carry a breathalyser. The regulation will be enforced from 1 Nove...

With the normal RHD setting, the beam projects much further along the NS kerb / hedgerow then it does down the centre of the road. My understanding is that the Tourist setting doesn't alter the left / right angle of the beam - it just dips the whole thing down to prevent the extended range part fro...

murph7355 wrote:Do foreign drivers bother when they come over here...?

No they don’t (as a rule)

But why lower yourself down to the level of others?

Depending where you are departing the UK from, I am half way between the Channel Tunnel and the port of Dover.