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Matt In my somewhat limited experience all autos with kickdown do it, you just don't normally feel it! If you think about it, the kickdown "switch" must return to its original place once it has been pressed so it fights with your foot until you lift it off! You must just have a new spring or a unused kickdown! Mine however is very soft :biggrin: Try different shoes - it sounds silly but with boots I can't feel it at all but in bare feet it feels like a stone under the pedal! Try putting your foot under the pedal as your are parked up. You can actually press the button down with your foot without using the pedal at all. I have tried this whilst moving and it does nothing at all so it obviously only works in conjunction with the Pedal itself! Cheers

Me too John. Big as you like. 2 meg line at work Cable Internet at home

Thanks Phil.

FAO Phil Wall I really need a copy of your RLTC fitting notes if you could please e-mail me them on: [email protected] I would be most grateful. Thanks. JAP Auto TT

I took mine up to 140 no problem the other week and then the other day it was limiting at 120, is this the same problem?

Paul, I live in Newcastle. We don't leave windows open up here for two reasons: Twokers and its 2 f***in cold!!!

I was going to get auto closure fitted for 75 quid putting both windows up when the alarm is set. Anyone get any comments... I had a Cav V6 before this with autoclosure and can't seem to do without it. Wor lass keeps leaving the window down!! The cav had one touch on the passenger side also!

This might be useful if anyone is not sure whether it is just a bust light or whether the active spoiler is not working. I have just tried mine as I am getting used to all of the new buttones etc. If you leave the door open while parked up and put the spoiler down you can actually hear it moving. - beats your pal looking out of the back window at 60+ on the motorway ;-)