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Surely there's after market supplied ones that are coded in. I had a dude pop round to make me a new Vw T5 keyfob the other day, so I have 1 genuine original and 2 aftermarket ones added on..

Those are aids and can knock. If the engine mount on the drivers side isn't positioned correctly it can cause a knock.

Does it really matter... Buy it anyway..

You could just be a real man and get a Milwaukee rotary tool.. Bare units range from £60 and that's a small price to pay to be accepted by other alpha males..

https://www.wheels-alive.co.uk/eu-plans-to-restrict-repairs-on-older-vehicles/ Cars have time bombing repairs on them, but us lot find a way to keep them on the road cheaper. Here comes Europe to cut home/diy mechanics hands off... Uneconomical mechanical repairs + age = scrap

Noice... I got a few gtts myself..

I forgot to change the water pump doing the belts once... Finished the job and the water pump was sat there looking lonely. The next 4-5 years I lived in fear.

A mate still slings hoops and said more and more tyres fail early. Planned obsolescence.. Use em or lose em.

Outside, the sun and heat cycles kill them... I used to work at a tyre garage years back, Michelins have always cracked early, but boy do they eat miles.. The clio almost covered 30k on a set.. Loads of tyres crack early, I just pulled some toyos off as they were dead after 4-5 years, loads...

The Michelins on mine have cracked and rotted out long before they were due, probably 6mm left all round. 4-6 years, they die of old age.

I wirelessly charge my phones the last few years for this reasons.. Save the ports.. These phones are purposely made to be difficult to repair, in apples case remove functionality.. Gotta make them last.

The Halfords 150-200 piece sets are awesome... Had mine 18 years or so..

Big Larry

Control the sales, less deals... Everythings gonna be RRP.

Are you familiar with the back yard solution to De-lip them brake drums? Bolt a 1/2 extention in a vice, slightly up at an angle, spin the drum on it and gently insert angle grinder with flapper wheel or grinding wheel. 4.8million rpm later and the lip is gone. Take 60 seconds.

Well yeah, it just has to save me and the fam some money.. Got patches for punctures, that'll save £20 when it happens. Ive got tracking gauges also, done a few on all the motors.. The problem is tyre disposal, but I just sling them into a farmers field or leave them piled up in a quiet...

Automotech £1250 with a balancer, but you need a compressor also, which I had. Then some lever bars, valves, valve puller, weights etc. I've done tons of tyre swapping for myself, then 4 new on mine, a new spare on mine, 4 new on my old dears, 4 new on my uncles, 4 new on my aunties, 4 on...

When the bead is corroded, they normally spin a wire wheel around to knock off all the crusty paint and slap some bead sealer on like you said they have. If they're still leaking, it might be time to strip and paint the bead properly (at home) or have them powder coated. It can get a bit...

There are manual tools and back in the day you could beat off an 80 profile tyre.. But no. You'll never do it with a modern tyre without making it worse

I looked closer at the pics and I'm sure they said brushless. Perhaps the poster of said deal didn't get his facts correct. Id make sure if I was buying. My milwakeeee drill impact set was like £450 many many years ago, so everything seems cheap to me. My drills the heavy duty brushed one...

As cheap as these get I think.. 5ah batteries, charger, impact, drill, in a box.. I don't think they get much cheaper than that deal.

I got one of the office chairs off amazon, they're all the same but dressed up. it's like sitting on a wooden stool. I put a spare pillow on the tushie area.. It's uncomfortable, offers no support in any way shape or form. I use it to play on puter for an hour here or there, so it'll do. ...

I'd like to congratulate you for having a massive (milwaukee branded) c0ck. Didn't even know they existed, I'm gonna go look for some myself.

If you have any makita tools the 18v one is £55.. Or 10% with a coupon. I take mine in the boot on some trips..

Whenever I read road rage, I think road rash. Thats a banger of a game... Beating people on bikes with night sticks and bike chains.. Really good honest family fun game.

By today's standard it's garbage, but back then it that or play with rocks. We had B17 bomber I think I was, had an sound attachment, pole position or race car game, that was basic. Snafu or snake, some football game. One day one of my dads friends was giving away another one with a box full...

Went in the loft and found my stash the other week.. Still have the n64, game cube, playstation 2 and the ugliest thing on earth a ps5 Brother robbed my ps2 but I got it back, he never returned the ps1 or psp. I gave away my Wii. Sold were a matel intelivision, master system, super...

John wick and pikachu are gonna be in the dlc skin pack. Never heard of the game, I have seen another group play pirate style game that's out, but forget the name.

I swapped over to Microsoft swift key on day 1.. I think it's built in.

I buy what's cheap... I would get into the habit of cutting new teeth into existing blades for free with a file or whatever is recommended on YouTube. It's pretty easy.. They don't need to be that sharp for wood, they just need teeth.