u/Freevex

Hey guys, I have a '99 Twingo (D7F engine) that's up to date on maintenance, it even gets around 7.1 L/100km (14 km/l). But whenever I check the OBD data, I keep seeing a really high LTFT. I've reset the trims with a scanner, but it always creeps back up to around 20 - 27%. Is this something I should be worried about? We only get E25 gas where I live

Hi everyone, unfortunately my Twingo's windshield broke. It's a 1999 Twingo with green-tinted glass. I'm only finding replacements with a blue shade band at the top (Fuyao brand), which my original one doesn't have. Do any of you have a Twingo with an original windshield that actually came with a shade band?