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Still there! I made sure to use 3M. The difficult bit is around the heater controls . I didn't know at the time but you can get new stickers for the heater controls if you cover them.

Im Planing to do the trim pieces of my dash. Have a tan leather Interieur with Black dash and inbetween is a small trim in plain silver. The woodgrain will look more like "grandpa lexus" than the silver but i like the color. Found the 3m foil you used. Good product is necessary with all the different forms and shapes

Would love to see the results. Send me a pic on instagram

Im an "old 30 year old" person, i dont have instagram, tiktok ore social media. Just youtube and facebook for a few car groups​@@pauliecabs

Thank you. I'm glad you enjoyed the video and found it useful

Maguiars convertible top cleaner. Check out the longer video on the channel. It works really well.

Hi, the headliner was bought from amazon. It was a kit that included the glue. There was 2m of material included. The small buttons were called KIMISS 50. I couldn't find any grey ones so I painted these. All this is from amazon spain. I don't think the kit is available anymore but the buttons as still there. Hope that helps.

Brilliant advice. Yes, you never know!

So glad to hear you've found it useful. It's not hard to do and incredibly satisfying when you see the results. Give it a try!

Danke fürs Zuschauen! Ich freue mich, dass der Inhalt bei anderen Hobbybastlern ankommt. Als leidenschaftlicher Heimwerker teile ich gerne meine Projekte und lerne ständig dazu. Wenn du Tipps oder Vorschläge hast, freue ich mich darauf! Ich spreche leider kein Deutsch, daher habe ich einen Übersetzer benutzt.

Yes I did and it's original not fibreglass. Had it for ages and not done anything with it but will be featuring it in the next video

Hi, I've done one on cleaning the MAF sensor but not specifically on misfiring. I had a quick look on the Fiat forum and and someone said if it happens when you lift off the accelerator it could be the throttle body needs cleaning. Hope that helps

What kind of edges?

Thanks. I know, I don't know how else to get in if the cable stops working

I'm really glad you found it useful. Thanks!

Hi yes, still have it. Will be making more videos again very soon. They are still quite reasonably priced but it's getting harder to pass the emissions test each year. Can't apply for historic status on mine until it's 30 years old which would get around that.

@@pauliecabs Ah happy you still have it! It's a little easier here in Italy. Historic status is after 20 years. I have an Alfa Brera now but that is staying for sure. If I do get one be sure to drive down in yours. I'm in north Italy, 30 mins from Turin. Look forward to your new videos!

The rear brakes were an absolute nightmare! I wish I'd thought to do the pressure test at the start but that's experience for you. I still have the old one but I'm going to hang to it just in case. You could try barchettaparts.com

Ho aggiunto per te i collegamenti per i cavi nella descrizione del video.

Ciao. Che adattatore intendi? Dimmi a che punto del video si trova e controllerò. Oppure mandami una email.

Yes it's still ok. The difficult bit was around the heater controls. I've seen some rings on ebay which fit over the controls and might help with the finish

I know lol. Too much dull black plastic! Might try painting or a hydro dip next

Sorry not an expert on this. It was the first time I'd done it. You could go up to 3000 and polish again. What don't you want to use varnish?

@@pauliecabs not against the varnish but I was wondering I made mistakes during the polishing? And how is the durability of the varnish layers? Is it last if not exposed too much of sunlight?

@@szabohunor91 just make sure you are thorough with each grade of sanding. Use 2k varnish for a more durable finish

Have you tried multiecuscan.net for help?

Yes, that's true. Or an Abarth version.

That's a good idea. Might be something for a future episode!

Not sure which bit you mean that is broken. Email me a pic if you like. The part that holds the light bulbs is separate to the tail part that I replaced

Had the same. Was cheaper to get the whole thing. Now have a spare bit for the bulbs lol

Oh yes!

For sure! There's so much people can do themselves and save a bit of money.

Thanks. I should have practised on something else first before I did the cover to get better results. My advice would be to try it that way.

The plastic glass or the black vinyl?

@cabs black vinyl outside at 14:00 mn on the video

It's filler which is part of a leather repair kit which also works in vinyl. There's a link in the description

Thank you so much. Glad you like the channel and thanks for subscribing!!!

Thanks. Tried to do something with all that black plastic! Might try a different effect next time or maybe paint

@@pauliecabs it looks great! Don’t believe that comment. To each his own.

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Hi thanks, this is the product "CABRIODOC Reparaturset Verdeck - Verdeckscheibe TRANSPARENT - SCHEIBE"

@@pauliecabs Thanks!

lol but Mrs Pauliecabs loves her Daisy Juke!

@@pauliecabs Her preferences are her preferences. I wouldn't touch a Nissan Juke with a 2000 km hockey stick.

Was a best seller, so ugly cars must sell good, lol. I've done 190k miles in mine, no real issues, never seen a garage. But I do have a traction control light to get to the bottom of, which is how I came across this.

@@stephenk79-rc1il 'Weak sales due to the “divisive” styling was the reason of its demise, adding the fact that Nissan sold only 10,157 of these babies in 2017-a massive 48% decline from 2016's sales. The Nissan Juke's target market was young, cool, single guys who are looking for a sporty car.' 😎

@@yxmichaelxyyxmichaelxy3074 Did it start off in maybe 2011?. Mine is a 2012 diesel model. The marmite nature to its styling was there at the very beginning, but somewhere between 2012 and 2017 it became a best seller in the uk. 2011 till 2019 when that body styled Juke ended was a pretty good run. Not sure of Nissan's target market there, but I see a large amount of them driven by the female gender, which would turn off the car's appeal to young, cool, single guys . To me it was a cheap SUV and it's been really reliable, no major issues, simple in its design, and I find reasonably easy to work on. Personally I love it, and look forward to the next 100k miles in it, though I do expect to be replacing a few items along the way, lol.

Thanks. Yes, you're right. My first time using a scanner, should have tried clearing the codes then do the test drive!

Wow, nice car. I've never had a problem with smoke. Is it the leaked oil burning off?

It's normally done by the dealer but I'm surprised how bad the air filter was. I don't think they changed it last time!

It was a gift from Mrs Pauliecabs!

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There's always something to tinker with on a Barchetta! Luckily most parts are still available...but at a price. Hood down whenever I can!

Yes, a surprisingly big difference. I thought that when I changed mine. My gearbox oil was definitely overlooked!

Thanks! Glad you enjoy them

Thanks. Might check that out. Could be good for an episode on the channel!

Covered up as I was painting the garage. The plug was going to come off one way or another. I wasn't going to be beaten lol

Thanks. Good to be back!

Thanks for sticking with the channel!

Thanks, I'll need to check my steering. That's something I haven't looked at yet! Not necessarily a Spanish retro car but something around the same age as the Barchetta, maybe a bit older. An old Seat would be good as it wouldn't take up much space.

Me too. Might try hydro dip or alcantara next

Hi sorry, I don't know. The Fiat Forum is always a good place for advice. I found this link. It might help www.fiatforum.com/threads/timing-belt-water-pump.478523/

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That's fantastic. I'm glad the video helped!