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Old 11th June 2010, 22:41   #16
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The installation is so neat. Very tastefully done. From where did u get it?
The Alpine showroom at South-Ex

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Hi Sid

On your previous post, you had uploaded pictures of the standard seat covers carried by the dealers. Can I know how much you paid for it? The dealer in Chennai is asking Rs. 7650. It is basicaslly imitation leather so it seems quite a high price for that.

Generally, they seem to be charging full price as printed on the part.

Your response is appreciated sicen I have to decide by this weekend about the seat covers...
Rs. 7,400

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Hey Sid, a big CONGRATULATIONS.

The car looks very elegant in White. I really like white on the Polo. Which dealership did you get the car from?

In between I saw my first Black Polo near punjabi bagh today. It was all black, with dark tints and silverish number plate..looked too wicked.

Wish you all the best. Take care and Drive safe.

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Kashyap motors Noida/Okhla - booked it at noida took the delivery at Okhla branch

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Old 12th June 2010, 03:24   #17
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Congratulations.

Saw a white Polo Highline today. Looks absolutely smashing. Please do post some exterior snaps of the car.
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Old 12th June 2010, 04:04   #18
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Also found this info. quietly tucked on the inside of the fuel lid.
Attachment 359841
it's got me a little confused. It's suppose to be 29 PSI right? it's generally just me driving around! i think the guy at the Service station had done 32 PSI, will get it checked today itself
Yes, more the load, more the pressure.

32 should be fine too - no harm done.
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Congratulations for the new car. Like the audio setup too.
Do share some pictures of the exteriors as well.
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Hey Sid, cool setup of the alpine you have got there man.

Pics of the car please!!

And what is the model number of that Alpine 2-din player you have put up there?
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Congratulations.

Saw a white Polo Highline today. Looks absolutely smashing. Please do post some exterior snaps of the car.
Thanks, will add more pics in about an hour

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Yes, more the load, more the pressure.

32 should be fine too - no harm done.
But if generally i'm the only one driving - so 29 should suffice right?

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Congratulations for the new car. Like the audio setup too.
Do share some pictures of the exteriors as well.
Thanks Amartya, exterior pics are on their way

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Hey Sid, cool setup of the alpine you have got there man.

Pics of the car please!!

And what is the model number of that Alpine 2-din player you have put up there?
Thanks a lot. the model No. is CDE - W203, all i need now is the KCE 400BT, which unfortunately is still not available in India, at least not in the parts of town i inquired in, any help on this front could be very useful.

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Old 12th June 2010, 16:05   #22
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Hey Sid, Congrats for your new buy. How was your buying experience with Kashyap Motors, Noida. What other accessories did u purchased from the dealer, please give details.
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Old 12th June 2010, 16:16   #23
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Hi Sid, I also got the bite from the wiper. Can something be done about this? How to clean wiper blade? Are you planning to touch up the blemish?
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Hi Sid, I also got the bite from the wiper. Can something be done about this? How to clean wiper blade? Are you planning to touch up the blemish?
This may be a design flaw which is already present even on Jetta. The wipers neutral position is deep below the bonnet line.

There is a key combination to be used for bringing the blades to it's halfway on the windshield which my driver is aware of. Had just observed at VW service center once. It was something like, ignition to stay at OFF position, lift and hold the wiper lever for 3 seconds and simultaneously turn the ignition to it's ON position.

If this procedure does not work, please consult with your VW dealer for the correct method. This may be a design flaw, but VW has already engineered this to a solution with a complicated process.

Hope the above information is helpful.

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Thanks vittalnrv. But as you told the solution looks like a little complciated. Will contact the dealer for a demo.
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