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Hi and welcome to the club :thumbup:

So the air vents,sensors and motors are untouched, changing the ecu allows seperate control of them as opposed to doing it itself with the series 1, which as i found is not always that reliable lol You can also use the series 2 control pod with a series 1 ecu, but will only operate as it did before, only with no ambient temp values

The control pod looks exactly the same, the only difference is instead of being AMB- ambient temp, there is a seat/person symbol allowing you to control airflow to the dash/feet/centre or all three together

Series 1 is 27512 41PO3 Series 2 is 27512 41POO although the one in the above pic looks to be 41P11

Series 1 has temp and ambient and the ecu has a blue sticker on it Series 2 has more control and the ecu sticker is green, will try and find the part number

Definitely worth a punt at that price :thumbup1:

Ali, i think you are getting confused with the really bright yellow zed, the one in the link is indeed a pearl yellow EH7 and looks to be original :thumbup1:

Hi, in order to assist, a pic would help :thumbup1:

Must have been just me that got it then :lol:

Yay, for those who didnt get the clue for the John Lewis advert, the song playing throughout is, One day i'll fly away, which is what his wipers were doing at speed :lol: Mondo, it helps if you have the sound on the clip lol

The song, in relation to your issue :biggrin:

Dont take the John Lewis advert too literal, its not necessarily what you see in the advert :yes:

Im not saying :lol:, but a clue is in the new John Lewis advert :lol:

Amazing the difference the right light makes to show the red interior, obviously the amber style halogens will make red, look brown lol

Im pulling her trousers off by the looks of it :lol: Oh and we never have domestics cos im always right :punk:

A great weekend again, the cars and owners did us proud and having one of each zed variant to show got some confused looks from a few people we clocked, trying to work out the difference :lol: and all looked truly stunning under the lights :thumbup: Great company and had a few laughs with the guys, especially Mondo (Si) and one conversation regarding how you imagine in your mind how a member looks, going off forum names and posts etc..:biggrin: An interest also from a couple of Jap and classic car magazines wanting to do an article involving the Z32, could be some good exposure in the coming year for the zed :thumbup: Will post up some pics later when im organised lol

Thats a bummer and cant believe you are going to Cyprus on holiday when you live in Portugal :lol: Have a safe journey :thumbup1:

Happy Birthday Del have a good one :thumbup1:

:lol::lol:

There is a huge difference to going somewhere on holiday and living there, how many times have we been away and thought how nice it would be to live the life or i could see myself being here ? Holiday mentality is misleading lol. I have looked at villas in several parts of Spain for the past year, away from the holiday resorts, as they are not a true indication of real life out there, but not too far away that you can indulge if required. The atmosphere, weather, cost of living, scenery etc are all factors to wanting to make the move, fear of the unknown, language, rules, integrating are factors to overcome. Once you have a feel for a place, then you can start to leave the "what you are used too" mindset to one side and for some, can enjoy both. Holiday home with the possibility of emigrating later is a good indication if its viable for you. For me its still a long way off, but doesnt stop me dreaming :biggrin:

Speak to Joel, i believe they found somewhere to jetwash the car off before the NEC :thumbup1:

Nice one Ash, you will have a great weekend :thumbup:

All the best Stu have a good one :thumbup:

Happy Birthday mate, have a good one :thumbup:

I admire your resolve :thumbup1: