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Nello

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  1. Yes there are just x2 Hex plastic bolts holding the whole thing on. Insert an Allen key and the light can be removed. There is only one connector - mind it doesn't fall out. Very easy and worth doing just to remove all the gunk that sits in the light edge. May be working now but once it starts to go I think you'll find it'll happen again. Its a common issue on the Delta.

    Grey Delta not me - mines a white with black roof SR but I do go that way on occasion. I'm in Earlsdon not far from Warwick Uni. 

  2. £150 is about right. Normally a fair few from Italy as long as they agree to send to the UK. I did manage to get a used one for around £75 from Germany but only because there is a very slight chip in the plastic at the very bottom. Still sealed and works perfectly though so I was happy. No issues since.

    Jos are you in the UK? Always worth checking if we can source the Part number ordering via a Fiat Dealer. They will get anything as long as you have the Part number. I have used Grays in Warwick and Research in Nuneaton for this.

  3. Yep common problem. Once an LED goes its time for a new light unit. They are sealed units so unless you want to go to the trouble of breaking it open somehow (not even sure how) you'll need a replacement. On a brighter note - As per Mike they are a doddle to remove/change.

  4. Just replaced two front springs on my Chrysler Delta 2012 KYBRH3908 (Fiat Bravo) menachic fitted with no problems.  Fitted perfectly. :D  :D  Saved a fortune thanks to this forum.

     

    Which engine do you have Delta123?

  5. Well done although on the subject I've just had to order a new battery finally with the car sitting for months in this lockdown without use. The Delta seems to do very well on batteries though as many are reporting like mine were still on the originals. So mine was 9 years old as well which is very good especially for a car with Stop/Start. 

  6. Not sure Delta123 - the Bravo is a shorter car than the Delta so the doors are different shapes/lengths although if its just the lock assembly..............If its cheap enough it might be worth a punt  

  7. How old is your battery Dido? I've not had any issues with the alarm other than once or twice I've got in and had the 'possible attempted break-in' message but for no  reason but I've had enough Italians to know the odd random message is completely normal! Sorry that doesn't really help though! Not aware of anywhere you can adjust the alarm but that might because I have not had any reason to look. You sure there wasn't something like a fly in the car? 

  8. Its the job from hell. Common problem on the Delta 3 and the heater box shared with the Fiat Bravo - You basically need to strip down the entire dashboard.

    Theres reference to to it on this thread http://www.chryslerforum.co.uk/topic/5395-you-know-your-car-is-italian-when/page-2

     

    The problem is the heater flap motors have plastic actuator cogs that split so the flaps do not move. I have the same issue but really cannot be bothered to fix. You'll need to wedge open the air-intake to prevent misting in the winter.

    No How-to I know of currently but if you do have a go please photograph steps! Good luck!

  9. Nello,

     

    Yes just stickers- the Chrysler etchings do still remain as it's just too much of a ball ache to remove, although I do believe it can be with a little time.

    Paul

     

    Paul I removed as someone guided (on here?) using watch case polish although you can still see them if you look closely. Where were the sticker from?

  10. Paul how did you do the glass - are they just stickers? I wanted a Ltd to start with but the wife would kill me if I bought another! Even though we all know 100k on a well maintained car is no problem - especially for a 2.0 MJ - I think that's the first Delta I have heard with 100k plus. C'mon Mikey thats got your name all over it  :P

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