Showing posts with label Mods. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mods. Show all posts

24 March 2008

Scangauge II - The 3-in-1 Automotive Computer

Today I installed a Scangauge II in my Peugeot 107.
More info about the SGII, click here.

11 September 2007

Scangauge installed in a CityBug (2)

I found some more pictures of a Scangauge installed in a CityBug.


10 September 2007

Scangauge installed in a CityBug

I found a picture on a French CityBug Forum of a guy who installed a Scangauge in his CityBug, see this topic.


A Scangauge is a 3-in-one automotive computer.
Click here to go to the Scangauge website.

Here you see a picture of the original Scangauge.

29 August 2007

Official Toyota Service Tip

Some time ago I posted "How to set off the seat belt beep?", see this topic.

On the techdoc site of Toyota I found some informations and a service tip about the seat belt reminder system. The service tip contains the same instruction as I posted on this blog. Click here for the service tip.

28 August 2007

Remus sportexhaust for the CityBug

Remus is selling a sportexhaust for the CityBug.
Click here for more info.

You can choose from 5 different types of end tips.
• 1x 92x78mm
• 1x 90mm
• 2x 76mm
• 1x 142x72mm
• 1x 150x85mm





01 August 2007

Eibach Pro-Kit lowering spring for my Peugeot 107

Together with a friend of mine I installed a set lowering springs on my CityBug. This friend of mine is a kind of my personal mechanic ;-)
He has done a lot for me in the past, when I was driving my Peugeot 205 GTI Griffe.

Lowering your car is a serious business so I choose for quality springs.
That's why I bought an Eibach Pro-Kit for my Peugeot 107.
Eibach Pro-Kit Part-no. E10-70-008-01-22

The Eibach Pro-Kit will lower the car
• approx. 35mm at the front
• approx. 30mm at the back



I will post some pictures very soon!!

28 July 2007

Ferrite clamps to reduce noice of the Bi-Xenon lights

Some time ago I installed a HID Bi-Xenon conversion kit on my Peugeot 107.
After this installation I had some noise problems on the radio signal of my favourite radio station. So I searched the internet for information about this problem and I found out that a ferrite clamp could solve this problem. To test it I used two ferrite clamps of an "old" USB cable I never use.

When I switched the lights on I didn't have any noise on the radio signal anymore. At the moment I don't have any road experience but the problem is probably solved.

EDIT:
Last night I have been driving my car with the Bi-Xenon lights on and my favourite radio station and there is really no noice on the radio signal anymore. So I'm very happy with this modification.

Here you see two pictures of the ferrite clamps (grey blocks).


27 July 2007

Rubber rear spoiler modification

I bought a rubber rear spoiler for my Peugeot 107 on Ebay.
The rubber spoiler is very flexible so you can follow the curve of the roof nicely.
The rubber spoiler is fitted with industrial double sided 3M tape. To make it fit perfectly I had to cut of 3mm of the rubber edges at both sides of the spoiler.

New CityBug Webpage
• Rubber rear spoiler modification








23 July 2007

I added a new page to my website

I added a new page to my website. On the new page you can find info with pictures about how to install a light unit in the boot of your CityBug.

New CityBug Page
• Light unit in the boot of the car

Sportmirrors for the CityBugs

JM Carstyling is offering some new sportmirrors for the CityBugs.
Click here for more info.





20 July 2007

I added a new page to my website

I added a new page to my website about the one-touch comfort indicator module.
On the new page you can find pictures I made during the installation.
I also added some information about the installation.

New CityBug Webpage
• One-touch comfort indicator module

19 July 2007

Comfort indicator module for my CityBug

Today I installed a Waeco Comfort Indicator Module MT-200.
I posted about this some time ago, see this topic.



How to wire up a comfort indicator module?
Use cableset 2, 5 wires, delivered with the module.
The jumpers on the comfort indicator module have to be set in position B, all left.
To connect the comfort indicator module take the wires of rev counter, see picture below and the wires of the indicator handle.

The connection of the 5 wires of the indicator module
• connect the black wire to the brown wire of the rev counter
• connect the red wire to the red wire of the rev counter
• connect the green wire to the lightgreen (mint) wire of the indicator handle
• connect the yellow wire to the black wire of the indicator handle
• connect the orange wire to the yellow wire of the indicator handle

Use the wires of the white connector of the indicator handle.
To get there you have to remove the plastic panel under the stearing wheel.

Use the wires of the white connector of the rev counter.
To get there you have to remove the plastic panel of the counter unit.

I mounted the module behind the plastic panel of the center console.
Behind the plastic panel is space enough for the module.



EDIT: I added a new page to my website.
• One-touch comfort indicator module

16 July 2007

I added some new pages to my website

I added some new page to my international (English) website.
The pages were already available in Dutch but I translated them to English.

New CityBug Pages
• Chrome fog light kit installation
• Electric window one-touch option
• Extra switch for the interior light

Have fun reading the info pages!!

15 July 2007

One-touch electric window modification video

I made a small video of my one-touch electric window modification.

One-touch electric window modification

Today I installed a one-touch electric window module.
I made an extra page to my website with some more info about this modification.

• Click here to go to the info page.






12 July 2007

Rust protection for the CityBugs

I received a tip of one of my blog readers, Christian from Denmark.
He gave me a tip about rust protection.

This is a product made of plastic and it will cover the inside of the wheel arches.

The CityBug models
• Citroën C1 - F-212827+28
• Peugeot 107 - F-212827+28
• Toyota Aygo - B F-212341+42

Click here for more info.

Here you see some pictures of an example of this product.











I want to thank Christian for this usefull tip!!

11 July 2007

Bootlight with a microswitch

I found some info about light in the boot on the German Peugeot Freunde Forum, see this topic. This guy mounted a microswitch into the original rear doorlock.
He also mounted an original boot light from a Peugeot 206 in his boot.

I also have a light in the boot but I have to switch it on manually.
So I'm thinking about a switch myself and I like this modification very much.


02 July 2007

One-touch power windows

Before I bought my Peugeot 107, I drove a Peugeot 205 1.9 GTI Griffe for 5 years. In my 205 Griffe I installed a one-touch power window module. This means that when you touch the power window switch only once the window will open or close completely automatic. By touching the switch again the window will stop. When you are used to this option, you will miss it on a car. So that's why I will isntall one of those one-touch modules again in my Peugeot 107.

More info on this will follow very soon!!

Here you see a wiring diagram of this modification.

30 June 2007

Comfort indicator module for my CityBug

Today I bought a Waeco MT-2000 comfort indicator module on Ebay.
Some time ago I posted about this, see this topic.