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I ended up having to get a rear caliper too - piston is sticking a bit meaning theres usually a "bang" when you move off if the car has sat overnight, also my handbrake lever wasn't tightening either. Fun times

I love mine, have them on 2 years now :) As for comfort - must be something right about them if you can have the arch sitting on the tyre and still have a reasonable ride - especially on Irish roads ;)

I've had/have KH31s on the front - just got a new pair on the front the other day Previous set lasted me since last November too :)

Aren't the bolts that hold the spacer on the hub different from those that hold the wheel on the spacer? :S

Turned out yesterday I have play in my n/s inner track rod :(

I have Kumho KU31's on the front of mine :) good job

I think this is mine, I was certainly suprised to see where the river had come to - I was standing in it! ENTRY Path.....WHAT path? by Scout n' About Photography, on Flickr

Pulled myself out of "impulse-buying" a few £00's worth of filters until I work out what's best to start off with. Anyhow, I need 2 tyres :rolleyes:

I can't pick :(

Yeah, I'm thinking of getting the "decent" ones now though so might as well start with the Lee holder and a few Hitec filters - or am I going the wrong way altogether? lol

I want to move on from the screw-in filters. Will this get me started? :) http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Lee-Foundation-Holder-Kit-Lee-Wide-Adapter-Ring-Brand-New-/250929967212?pt=UK_CamerasPhoto_CameraAccessories_CameraLensesFilters_JN&hash=item3a6c97706c...

An old thread but I need a piston boot too, if possible :)

LOL :) What was the theme then?

Even further away from me! ;) <<----------------------------- I've had a smashed (dropped) lens repaired before, and my 24-70mm f2.8 has just been serviced too :)

Mate did you ever get to the bootom of this? :) If so what was it?

Is it easy/expensive to replace?

Try Luton Camera Repair mate?

I voted too :)

There was a thread on here while back - someone used a D shackle + a Powerflex universal bush. Seemed to do the trick :)

I got the "long" one as the standard is ridiculous No problems with mine bar the odd 'this accessory is not compatible' but unplug and reconnect & it's fine. Same with the car charger :)

Re: Steering wheel jumps around when road has bit of camber I got my alignment done on Thursday, steering wheel is still off-centre on a straight flat road :S

Mine keeps loosing fluid from "somewhere" I can't see but the rack looks fine and no noises

Oh dear that don't sound healthy :(

I'm having some problem as the OP but I can't see any leaks, was seeping from the cap the other day so cleaned it and keep watching it. Any ideas? :S

Anything else worth checking, or is it another one of Renault's wonderful mysteries to dump all the fluid and be "fine" after you top it up?

So is it normal to have one adjuster a notch higher than the other on one side of the car, to even it out?

My first Tripod was from Argos - a Hama one. Star 35 or something silly like that. Went to take a shot one day on the timer (so I could be in it lol) and the locking parts just gave way and the tripod "collapsed" Thankfully into a smaller tripod (if that makes sense) instead of tipping over and...

Good shout! :) I hear it's awesome from so many people

No worries lol just excited :o

My switch seems fine, a little bit dirty but it's bone dry! There was me out today feeling it (oooh errr) hoping it was the answer to my worries - never that simple with my car :rolleyes: