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drchaos wrote:Never dropped down the back seat to get more trunk space. Today had to do it to load a long object and the little knobs weren't working. When i went to the back seat and pulled the seat forward it came down effortlessly. When I tried to lock it back I realized the locking mechanism was not working.
Anyone else have problems with dropping the rear seats?
cinco wrote:Allergic2BunnyEars wrote:If it was a normal slush box automatic or manual then no. If it was some new fandangled transmission I would do research n get back to the owner.
New fandangled tranny would scare me more
Team Loco wrote:I have a 2011 octavia. Worth every penny. Looks way better when lowered a bit and some bigger rims.
Allergic2BunnyEars wrote:
779 km from a tank is the best I've gotten out of it so far.
Allergic2BunnyEars wrote:
779 km from a tank is the best I've gotten out of it so far.
Allergic - you driving that thing granny style orr! lol! j/k. That's fantastic mileage though! I imagine that is on strictly premium? Any additives to the gas tank?fastredcar wrote:Hello folks
My 2012 Jetta MK6 is at
27800 miles (approx. 44800 km)
Going great so far except for
the rattling from the gearbox area
changed my front cradle bushings
changed water pump
changed wiper blades
Other than that, great vehicle!
I love my VW!
Tired Accord wrote:Allergic2BunnyEars wrote:
779 km from a tank is the best I've gotten out of it so far.
I had a company leased one for about 2 months - and I used to get up to about 400km on 3/4 tank. - Used to always fill back up on 1/4 tank. So that would equate to about 500 km / tank. But I ran that f*&ker hard!
Since I've returned the car (changed jobs) I haven't been on this thread. But I see yours is doing over 33000km. How has it been overall since you had it?
Allergic2BunnyEars wrote:Tired Accord wrote:Allergic2BunnyEars wrote:
779 km from a tank is the best I've gotten out of it so far.
I had a company leased one for about 2 months - and I used to get up to about 400km on 3/4 tank. - Used to always fill back up on 1/4 tank. So that would equate to about 500 km / tank. But I ran that f*&ker hard!
Since I've returned the car (changed jobs) I haven't been on this thread. But I see yours is doing over 33000km. How has it been overall since you had it?
A lot of highway driving. Some city driving. Avoiding traffic when possible. Traffic is a killer. If it hadn't been for a day of traffic I'd have easily crossed 800km. Cruise control when on highway set to 90-105kph most times. Coasting when possible. Coasting burns no fuel. A couple sprints to 200 kph but not sustained. Tyre pressure of 35 psi all around.
That's pretty much it. This car is ridiculous.
purple_heart77 wrote:
Are your tyres 235/45 17?
Does 35 psi ride a bit hard?
Tyre shop inflate my tyres to 28 psi, the size is what I quoted above.
neexis wrote:purple_heart77 wrote:
Are your tyres 235/45 17?
Does 35 psi ride a bit hard?
Tyre shop inflate my tyres to 28 psi, the size is what I quoted above.
28 is kinda low.. My tyres are 235/45 R17 like yours and the recommended pressure for 1-2 passengers is 32
neexis wrote:purple_heart77 wrote:
Are your tyres 235/45 17?
Does 35 psi ride a bit hard?
Tyre shop inflate my tyres to 28 psi, the size is what I quoted above.
28 is kinda low.. My tyres are 235/45 R17 like yours and the recommended pressure for 1-2 passengers is 32
drchaos wrote:neexis wrote:purple_heart77 wrote:
Are your tyres 235/45 17?
Does 35 psi ride a bit hard?
Tyre shop inflate my tyres to 28 psi, the size is what I quoted above.
28 is kinda low.. My tyres are 235/45 R17 like yours and the recommended pressure for 1-2 passengers is 32
What VW you driving? cause as far as I know we don't have 98 RON in Trini!
neexis wrote:drchaos wrote:neexis wrote:purple_heart77 wrote:
Are your tyres 235/45 17?
Does 35 psi ride a bit hard?
Tyre shop inflate my tyres to 28 psi, the size is what I quoted above.
28 is kinda low.. My tyres are 235/45 R17 like yours and the recommended pressure for 1-2 passengers is 32
What VW you driving? cause as far as I know we don't have 98 RON in Trini!
yea... it says 98 with a /95 after it
Allergic2BunnyEars wrote:...racing fuel...who gonna try it?
drchaos wrote:Yea... but the 95 after the 98 is in brakets and is in smaller font /(95)
neexis wrote:Allergic2BunnyEars wrote:...racing fuel...who gonna try it?
The man with the racingest tempest blue Jetta.
Take one for the team na man
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