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Old 20-10-2007, 07:51 PM   #1
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Default New Mods done and a problem....

Heys all...

Well today matt came up and helped me install the air temp sensor for the Trip computer and the Focus Alarm.

Alarm Works a Treat and the air temp sensor is WICKED!!!!


Just b4 matt got there i put in a K&N air filter and and the Auto Air Deflector. and DAM!!! that thing SOUNDS SOOO nice and pulls alot better.

anywhoo... the problem beeing that now the interiour lights dont work. As in the footwells and the side mirrors + the over head one.

We didnt cut any wires and the Fuses are fine...

Does anyone have any ideas maybee?

Thank you in advance

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