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QUOTE (Jezza6406 @ Dec 21 2009, 05:31 PM) Hi All, During the recent cold snap I've noticed the brakes on my i10 become very noisy when the ABS kicks in on icy roads,has anyone else noticed this ? and is this grating sound normal , my dealer says it is. The ABS on my Peugeot 306 just pulses and make hardly any noise.Your comments will be much appreciated. And finally Merry Xmas everyone. i get a ticking noise.

QUOTE (VeraCruiser @ Dec 22 2009, 03:01 AM) I have had this happen to me off and on over the last year and a half. It happened again today so i decided to do some research. it actually is very disconcerting and i don't think it's "normal." i wasn't going over any large hole or bump when it happened either, just a little glitch in the road....and then that awful sort of ball bearings bouncing...

QUOTE (gario @ Dec 22 2009, 11:29 PM) Hopefully I'll be able to let you know tomorrow, if /when I get the call from my dealer to finalise payment in advance, which I've been told will mean that I wont have to pay the extra VAT. Latest update, I have been in touch with my dealer,and I have paid in advance for my new car at the VAT rate of 15%,. avoiding the increase. I have also been told that I wont have much longer...

Hi all and welcome! This topic will be collection of all tips & tricks for daily usage of our beloved i10's. Things such as: how do I achieve this, or 'is that possible too'? To avoid double postings, this topic will only give short description of tips & tricks and will refer to more detailed forum topic (if such exists). As there owners from different countries on this forum, we will fire off with...

Not that I'm aware of, at least not on my '09 comfort. Dave

It appears there is an issue with ABS that may cause excessive brake pads wear. See: http://www.honestjohn.co.uk/carbycar/index.htm?md=1283 last entry.

QUOTE (Naga @ Dec 21 2009, 08:56 PM) I am in South ..We planned to take deliver today at 4:30 but heavy snow from 1 in the afternoon so no car today too (IMG: style_emoticons/default/sad.gif ) ( Nuff said (IMG: style_emoticons/default/wink2.gif )

Rene, to burn the clutch in, find a hill, the steeper the better, engage 1st gear, rev to about 2500rpm, and hold the car on the clutch for 30 seconds or so. Hi Rene, If Hyundai have now solved the clutch judder problem, I suggest you wait before attempting to burn the clutch in as outlined above, this is only a last resort solution to the problem and not guaranteed to work for everyone, please consult your dealer first for information...

If you've been driving as long as I have, (IMG: style_emoticons/default/whistling.gif ) ,you'll be remembering getting a puncture in a rear-wheel drive car which would have been VERY noticeable. A flat rear tyre in a front-drive car would not be all that obvious when going in a straight line, especially if it only had 1 person in it. Shows how far into each corner the wheels now sit I suppose. A warranty on the tyres came with my...

guys, we have two topics running in the 110 forum about the same subject. will you please in future post in the 'delivery dates' topic. l am now closing this topic