Hey guys. Just bought my first MX-5 ( viewtopic.php?f=57&t=47121 ).
Question:
My hazard light button needs replacing. It's all faded and awful.
Is it possible to just replace the plastic button itself or does the whole button/popup assembly need to be bought?
£80 seems like a lot for a one small button...
http://www.mx5parts.co.uk/product_info. ... cts_id/736
Hazard button replacement?
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Re: Hazard button replacement?
you can easily paint a button - cost max $15.
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lol, faded button.
My car has no carpet, radio, console, fan, heater, wipers, windows.
Lol.
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My car has no carpet, radio, console, fan, heater, wipers, windows.
Lol.
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=D
Sounds undriveable, Dann!
I've been relying on my unreliable 3 speed auto '76 Golf with no heater for the last month. So it's time for a little luxury
And also thanks for the tip Mr Morlock.
Sounds undriveable, Dann!
I've been relying on my unreliable 3 speed auto '76 Golf with no heater for the last month. So it's time for a little luxury
And also thanks for the tip Mr Morlock.
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Its 880 kgs of lightweight daily dríven fury.
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speed wrote:If I was to do it again, I wouldn't even consider the supercharger.
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Sounds exciting, but I don't get it, how is it a daily driver without wipers or windows?
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You just need to man up and deal with it.
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speed wrote:If I was to do it again, I wouldn't even consider the supercharger.
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No wipers sounds interesting. Don't do much driving in the rain at speed at highway speeds?
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I put one on if im going away. 1.6 naturally aspirated that pulls away from v8's daily. Worth it.
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Sounds unroadworthy?? Hope the PoPo are to busy on donuts too bother you Dann
Oh and Inksta. Try MX5plus in Brisbane. Always has plenty of parts and for a great price.
Oh and Inksta. Try MX5plus in Brisbane. Always has plenty of parts and for a great price.
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To be honest i keep the drivers side on day to day. Off for track days, but it really doesnt have a fan or carpet radio etc. Not even inner guards or the plastic covers that go around the headlights. Normally no bonnet support orwasher bottle too. Washers are NOT a nsw roadworthy requirement.
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