Ghost-rider wrote:Looks good mate did you fit the bee sting aerial or is was it factory fitted??
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Thanks, the aerial was done previously, at the same time as my head unit, it’s AM/FM/DAB/GPS, details in build thread. Made a difference from standard mirror one with radio reception and gets the GPS signal through the heated windscreen.
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2017 Blackberry Maxi Life 190TDI 6MT OEM+
Santiago 18” | OE Xenons | Limo tints | Wind deflectors
Remap 190bhp | H&R / Darkside lowering | TRC front & rear splitter | RKD side skirts
Android HU | Focal 2.1+2 audio | Dynamat | 4G WiFi | Wireless phone charge
Build thread here http://caddy2k.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=34095
TonyC wrote:Finally got round to putting in my A1 seats in that I bought a month or so ago. Also found a remap chip under the bonnet, the van isn't restricted anymore so curious to know what else was done
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With regard to your ‘remap chip’... I also had one on my ex BG van when I got it, think it’s something to do with giving the van a little more grunt than standard because of all the weight they carry round.
I got rid of the heavy racking when I bought my van and don’t carry much weight in the back of mine. Must admit, after removing the chip I found it was much smoother and nicer to drive
I found some info in it last night. Its a fuel saving remap that all gas board vans apparently got done. The van is not restricted and i carry quite a bit of weight in the van so i'll leave it in for now.
Ultra Eco – If you own vehicles which are used by others, you may only care about fuel economy. This map will result in a drop off in power in the higher revs, but also with large fuel savings. Probably not what you would want for your own vehicle, but BT and British Gas have had their entire fleet remapped by our file writers (Viezu)
the swan fiend wrote:Where about did you find that Tony? I also have a ex bg van
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Yes mine was directly behind the coolant tank towards the back of the engine bay. FYI... The part Tony took a photo of was inside a black bag and was cable strapped to something else on my van.
Just had a look, can’t see it on mine, maybe it’s located somewhere else (I’ve a 2011 year) oh well, I’m not going to worry, I wouldn’t unplug it anyway as I’ve no idea what would/wouldn’t happen if it did.
It just got me wondering, that’s all.
Thanks for the replies gents
fastesi wrote:
Hi is any chance to let us know the part number and clips needed for that bonnet insulation??
And also how much it cost to you???
I am looking forward to one of those thanks......
Hi. Could you tell me where you got the bonnet insulation from, and also the engine cover, and what model it’s from. I guess yours is a 1.6 bg Maxi?
smunter1 wrote: ↑Sun Mar 11, 2018 6:37 pm
Hi. Could you tell me where you got the bonnet insulation from, and also the engine cover, and what model it’s from. I guess yours is a 1.6 bg Maxi?
Thanks a lot!
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Insulation I got from vw and engine cover from eBay, cover from vw, Skoda, Audi or seat with a 1.6tdi
Caddy 1.2tsi 2018 - fiat 126 bis 1991- bond bug 1971
Geardy1986 wrote: ↑Sun Mar 11, 2018 12:25 pm
Yes mine was directly behind the coolant tank towards the back of the engine bay. FYI... The part Tony took a photo of was inside a black bag and was cable strapped to something else on my van.
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Yep exactly as he said, i saw the black bag abd was curious as to what was in it. Mine is a 2011 also, you will probably have it @swan fiend I can take a pic tomorrow and send it to you
did you fit the bee sting aerial or is was it factory fitted??
