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Find Me A Yaris Hybrid! (Sequel to Find Me An Auris Hybrid!)


Wayne2015
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You CRACK me up :laughing:

 

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(o)hmmmmm(let).... 🤔

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New subject please as this thread is getting eggcruciating

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Well, put the spare alloy in boot well and...

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The locking thread 'just' touches the thread hole...so need a thread extender as Flash22 says...

 

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Wait...

Does the alloy (or thread hole) look off-centre to you? 🤔 

 

If I put the full size wheel in (tyre + alloy) would the thread hole be NOT align with centre hole of alloy???? :jawdrop:

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Well, hope everyone is well and safe 🙏

 

Thanks to Flash22 suggestion:

 

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Just a case of buying a new full size tyre now :driving:

 

 

 

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On 9/2/2020 at 6:57 PM, flash22 said:

dont forget the tyre will raise the alloy a tad

Yeah, it's impossible for me to find a perfect bolt extender - coz as you said the alloy is raised higher, but the spare wheel clamp bolt JUST touches the bolt hole - so no room for a perfect bolt extender.

 

 

I have bought a brand new tyre now (Nexen with lifetime guarantee at £65)

 

Put new tyre in, insert clamp + bolt extender (about 2mm gap between clamp + alloy) : just squeeze a old t-shirt in and now it's a tight fit! :flex: 

 

The boot is raised - so have some old computer foam packings (big poly rectangle pieces) - that just about the right height to raise rest of the boot floor to the new tyre height 🙂

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Hi Wayne
Had your problem last night. One of my headlights was out.
Looks like my optiwhite bulbs are already had it. Luckily I kept the original ones and when I put one in and put the lights on. The remaining optiwhite was as dim as the standard one.

Now do I try to get the Toyota optiwhite or try another brand. ?


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30 minutes ago, flash22 said:

Amazon is £105, that is an enormous price to pay for 2x the brightness (upto 200% more mean 2x right?)

Even at 85 is a very big price tag. 

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1 hour ago, flash22 said:

i will stick with Osram or Phillips, hir2 bulbs are a bit of a pig to find tho

Fitting them is a right pain also

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On 11/4/2020 at 4:03 PM, Anthony Poli said:

Fitting them is a right pain also

Had to replace mine already. 

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