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They're underneath the cowl, once you have them or just keep pulling to find where it's still held on

So look on one of the five dedicated radio code threads, not here

Three small screws and some very strong clips, plus the little plastic piece around the key barrel

If you know how to use a multimeter then it's literally 5 minutes work to work out what goes where, then simply use a tiny screwdriver to gently push the ends of the pins out of the plugs after opening the locking clips. But wouldn't you want to use something like march lights if you're going to...

Just generic corsa rear shocks are the job I think, although if you're going over 80mm lower then there's other things to use

Take two minutes to find one of the five radio threads on the go right now

Plenty of threads open already, take a few minutes out of your day to look for them instead of opening new threads

Yeah fitted the wrap around and this one hasn't gone anywhere like the last time. Yeah got bumpers, grill, seats, interior bits, lights and managed to fit all of that inside my own car. Must do an update with all the stuff fitted

Probably would've been best to ask that 6 years ago

Yeah I used almera nuts on mine, the look much better than stock one

5 threads open already, go and post on one of them

There's 5 threads open about radio codes already, you should use them

There's 5 threads open already, go and post on them

Use an existing thread

Ah christ just go and look for the existing threads

We can only live in hope that they find the right place to post

It's on the forum about a million times already, but it's the blue wire off the dizzy that's the signal for the rev counter. Have you tried them out yet to see if they work

Use a proper thread in the proper section and you might get an answer

Marty was recently back on the forum so I guessed that they were planning something ST related

Use the threads that already exist to stop clogging up the forum and also get faster replies