Hi
Just had my first car (rover metro 1.1 Kreg) for x mas and i wanna put some neons in the footwell as part of an ongoing project to make the car look better.
i got the neon kit (off e-bay, nice and cheap) and i (think i )know how to fit them but i cant find / dont know to look for a 12v wire under the dash to power them
Any help would be appreciated
thanks in advance
You are Vamp 2003 vintage AICMFP.
Try petrol and a match instead. No tricky wiring to worry about and you can buy a decent car and stop worrying about chavvy neons.
Fraser
PS or you could try and automotive test light.
Neons are not the answer to this.
Is there a Haynes manual available for the Metro?
D=E9j=E0 vu anyone ?
--=20 Lordy.UK
Add a switch and take power from the back of the cig lighter plug if you can... :)
Don't worry guys, we'll have him in an MR2 in no time, banned from driving and pimping it up in a 328 shortly afterwards...
lol MR2 i wish
In news: snipped-for-privacy@z14g2000cwz.googlegroups.com, fishman wrote something quite bizarre, possibly in an effort to confuddle the world. It went like so;
He'll still have f*ck all taste or knowledge of cars though.
I think we should try better with this guy. Two Vamps is two too many.
screw you, you know nothing about me.
I posted my problem because i thought people would refrain from being imature morons (and for those that have, i am grateful) but i was clearly wrong.
I couldnt care less about your dim witted opinions
**rant over, goodbye**
Pete is one of the more "reasoned" members here. He thinks carefully before delivering a well crafted resposte.
We are a modifications group, but it tends to be more engine/brakes/suspension based performance mods, not body mods, unless you are replacing panels with Carbon/Kevlar to save weight.
Things like neons/bodykits, silly big wheels etc don't go down too well. Unless you are building a show car, or making something so silly (hence a metro) to take the piss out of the local chavs in your area "goldie looking chain" style.
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