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Here is one old pic I found More details on the trofeo here http://www.maserati-alfieri.co.uk/alfieri86.htm

I had the Trofeo wheels on my 4200, they use the Ferrari F360 bolts. Just checked my invoice from Eurocarspares as I had ordered some ES4 locking wheel bolts.

Maserati 4200 Navteq Navigation CD - GENUINE - Central Europe - 2005 to 2006 http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=281187487810

If you want to play MP3's, the previous owner of my car fitted this. http://loudlink.eu/webshop/cd-changer-emulators-c-1/loudlink-mp3-cd-changer-emulator-for-maserati-4200-spydercoupe-aux-p-69.html It replaces the CD changer and allows you to stick in an SD card into the new box, everything...

Little update: I took it to my specialist a couple of weeks ago. Simply played with the pipe and retightened, no leaks! :D

I bought one of these recently for cars in the household/friends/family. Tried it on the Alfa so far and connected without problem, did a scan and no faults. However seems like I will be able to clear codes if needed. http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/offer-listing/B005N5HN7A

Hi Phil, thank you for the very very kind offer. I am based in central Bristol, so not far at all. It is booked in 'tentatively' with my garage (due to my schedule :/ ) just to make sure my diagnosis is correct and a hose company is only about 10 minutes up the road! However if it needs a...

That is a really good call, hadn't thought of that and there seems to be somewhere local. Only problem being I will need to get it into a garage, to get the car on a ramp, drained down, pipe off, head over and hope they have the right pipe.

Ha exactly my thoughts, a bit of that anti-crush hozelock. In all seriousness though, there must be some similar auto motive standard anti-crush pipe I can use. Anyone know what it is called? or better still....if you have had to replace it yourself, what did you use?

Hi All Recently had the F1 Pump on my 53 plate 4200 replaced and I noticed that I shortly had a small leak coming from the back. Having put myself under the car I could see that it appeared to be coming from the return oil pipe and tightened up the Jubilee clip (one full turn!). The car is...

Hi cobratwin, sorry looked back a page and saw that a Dropbox was looking to be set up but I can't see a link. Any pointers? PS: Thanks :auto14:

When my old pump issue was temporarily resolved with the tap of a hammer (ha yes...really does work if stranded). I was driving back and the light would come on even whilst staying in one gear, then the light would go off (thank god) and I just about managed to crawl it home. Seemingly it...

Hi Dave FYI - I had similar symptoms and I thought it self resolved, but a few months later my pump got me stuck in the middle of nowhere. Normally the symptoms you describe are because the brushes in the pump wear down and thus the pump doesn't engage to change gear. I got my pump for...

Maserati 3200 in silver on a V plate behind me today in Cheddar. Was rather pleasant hearing two Maserati's going through there :D

The heater dials are from a Cinquento, apparently they went around the Fiat/Alfa part bin weighing everything to see what was the lightest. Looks OK from the pictures, would need to see in the flesh....(please!) ;)

There is an insider who posts over at AlfaOwner, apparently the reason was purely cost rather than someone thinking it looked better. Due to the small build numbers and escalating costs, the lights had to use largely off the shelf Hella parts. There is the cost of type approval e.t.c :(...

Seems that Alfa have received far more orders than expected, around 300-400 for the UK market (only 55 available) similar for Germany e.t.c Interesting if the standard car is going to be £43500, as I am guessing £900 to upgrade to the bigger wheels, £300 for colour coded mirrors, £250 for...

Update: New pump (old style) fitted and also used the new BMW relay. All working happily together.

FYI - Latest price on this relay is about £19 Bought one for fitting with a new F1 pump, will let you know if any problems.

The brushes are actually only £5 on ebay, but there are reports that it isn't just the brushes that can cause problems and other things can go. Seems the motor alone is £250 in the US, whilst we can get it over here with the pump bit at the bottom for less than £230 :D So assuming you pay...