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Hello nerds! Technology noob here needing advice and what’s possible. I currently have a 2017 MacBook Pro and has finally given up after a number of home repairs and loyal service. I need a replacement pretty quickly. Now I’m flirting with the idea of going to windows mainly due to cost. I...

I’ve never pre filled one when installing. May be faulty if it has even been replaced. Or just poor job bleeding. As said before push some fluid up in a syringe or get a pressure bleeder on it and should bleed up.

Can be a pain to get them bled up, small syringe with brake fluid in it and push the fluid back through the bleed nipple helps on these. If not then a pressure bleeder will help push the fluid through. Also check the gearbox oil as these are had to select gear when oil is low.

I’ve got a Halfords 200 piece toolkit and one of these for odds and ends. Dewalt drawer box Random sockets and spanners etc and all my Milwaukee bits fit in it.

If you’re looking for used track bits for it, “Renomotive” on either Facebook or their website. Few ex track cars breaking at the minute.

Uniroyal rainsport 5, I’ve put them on most cars I’ve owned they seem to do the job.

This was autoglym hi foam shampoo. I’ve also used auto smart brisk. Both do a similar job.

You bumped your head again? 😂😂

It’s British Gas blue, used to be silver, just been painted. Think the lads names Graham or Greg. Not sure if he’s on here met him at the weekend.

Honestly f**k motors.

Keep me in the loop as I will change mine if it solves the issue. It might need Clip to code it in but there seems to be conflicting information about it. People saying as long as it has the correct part numbers should be fine, other people say different.

Exact same issue I’ve got on my Laguna coupe, same fault code and previous owner changed the same bits you have. The limited information about it points to failed abs pump control module. I’ve not yet done anything about it because quite frankly I can’t be bothered. Hope that points you in the...

I spotted this one in December!

It’s not something we use every day so I’d imagine yes it would last forever. Just depends how often you’re going to use it. The only thing I’ve found that really chews the batteries is the m12 die grinders.

Yeah got one in the work it’s great!