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I've never had a car fail on exhaust to loud, only for blowing and so on. Must have around 500 cars for MOTS a year at my place , so I expect yours will be fine.

Sorry to hear about your Dad ): Keep the bike, restore it,ride and enjoy it. Will always be something to remember your Dad by enjoying what he used to enjoy (:

Only if I get the birds with it as well.

warm pipe with blow torch and bend into shape gentle, pay careful attention to the bend area last thing you want is it to crack or split.

Your local garage should be able to make a set up no problems for you.

Sell it fast and buy a hyundai , bugger all goes wrong with them most of the time.

My local breakers yard tried to sell me a low mileage one , was immaculate with around 48000 miles on it. Had a quick try with the clip diagnostic system to reset was ok for about 5 mins when driving and the fucker wouldn't change gear. He only wanted 200 for it. The main parts that fail are...

avoid! very expensive to fix most of the time. Get a normal Auto

Ask for Victoria Parry she deals with motor trade insurance

http://www.hughjboswell.co.uk/index.php I've used them for a while and no one has beaten the price I get from them , policy is with Aviva and very comprehensive

Or a very energetic hamster in the fan

yes , thats the one then.

Probably the one that had been into me for work, picked up around that time.

Dan@SJM then

What about JKM in Portsmouth, he has a decent rolling road and I know he maps VW's. Worth a call at least.

Gear link Salisbury

Yes near the battery

Fuse board in engine bay , relays melt in them and this is what normally happens. Changed at least 4 for this issue. Take the fuse board cover off ànd one of the relays will be really hot, if not then it's something else.

http://pages.ebay.com/link/?nav=item.view&id=371535226941&alt=web Same as them

16mm on mine.

I'm sure there is meant to be 3 small relays on that board. Get another and plug it into the empty space no harm in trying.

You can get some black plastic caps for wheel nuts.

New underwear moment that eeekk

Mine do , took a wheel arch trim off one side and it made it better but drivers side still rubs and I didn't want to remove the drivers side trim as it protects cambelt area from stones and so on. Got better after I put some spacers on the front wheels.

Search Husham install on youtube really easy to follow.

£850 when I was 18 OMG so wish I had purchased it and locked it up

Cheers fella , apparently it's only available to dealers.

Heating element in front sensor has failed , don't take much to finish them off when they have been fitted a while. Remove sensor give it a shake and you will hear it rattle.

Done one for my Dad a few weeks back now I have a load of his mates wanting one. Easy to set up and a fair few beers in for me at my local fishing club. Damn you dad lol

Just built myself a decent pc , last time I built a pc was in the pentium 166mhz days. Current spec is amd 8750 8 core ecu a 4ghz , 16gb of ram , 250gb solid state drive and nvidia 750ti grafix, 1td hd. Built it for video editing for my youtube channel as my last pc was sooooo slow rendering...