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Both Greenlight and Sky get a good write up on here and a number of other forums but it's interesting to hear stories like this. Personally, Sky refused to quote me and were actually rather rude down the phone because my Astra wasn't a performance car and didn't have modifcations

Absolutely love that ! Guy at work has one but I'm telling him his wheels need to be that colour now !

The engine light could also be anything. Grinds my gears when people say its because of the exhaust. Unless you read the code, it could be anything.

Wingdings

http://www.archos.com/manuals/A80G9_EN.htm#zzee_link_72_1312982515

I've just bought the ZyXEL NSA-320 after a colleague told me he was using the NSA-310 and it was really good. http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/B004BE6MVW/ref=ox_ya_os_product

People who find both the OP or Jason's video amusing in any slight way need nailed to the bottom of a swimming pool. Cretins.

It needs to be cleared before it will turn off as it will still be showing old faults.

Sorry but you forgot about a severed brake pipe? No excuse really.

There no need to go selling the car. Even if the head gasket has went, which it probably hasn't, its cheapish fix on these cars anyway. As said, give the car an oil and coolant change and you'll be fine :)

So you did 3 things to your car then ran out of ideas? LOL Wish that would happen to me ! I tick one thing off, another 3 get added to the list !

Just put it in for a service then? Or better still, do it yourself? Oil, oil filter, air filter, fuel filter and a set of spark plugs will cost you £50-75 on a 1.2 I would imagine. Depending on the year of your car, I doubt the cambelt will be needing done at that mileage however it may be due...

The car doesn't magically know that it's been serviced. The light needs reset every time it's serviced and this has likely not been done.

Looks awesome ! Although it does have xenons?

I'd be interested to see how this drives compared to the death trap 1.25 I drove a few months ago. This the same 1.6 TDCi they put in the Focus?

OBDII standards didn't come in until late 2001. Cars made before that aren't compatible with that. There are code readers that will work however, i.e. RS Tuner and Autel FR704

Maplin do some. Light switches that you can control using your smart phone etc.

No worries dude, glad I could help :)

If you take out mobile phone insurance and then break your phone, would you be happy at receiving a replica iPhone?

(Unix command line from your local machine) scp root@bonxy:/backup.sql /localdirectory or Use something like WinSCP or Filezilla to login and move your files back across

65" is for paupers.

Just add more foam in? I don't even add water to my bottle at all. Just 2 or 3 inches of snow foam and leave it at that.

Have people never ever heard of comparison websites? Even as a rough guide. It's actually a joke how many times these threads pop up every single day !

They both look epic ! I like Scanias before Volvos but the 750s are lush !

Car: Focus ST-3 Age: 22 Insurer: Sainsbury's Price: £650

Don't rely on the gauges being right at all.

Lumpy idle from cold is a characteristic of the car. They all do it. Very well documented on here.

You still don't get it do you? Kwik Fit will f**k it up. Then you'll have to take it to a specialist to sort it out, costing more money. They haven't started the work yet so it would be simple enough to arrange recovery and get it to a specialist and have it done properly, first time. /End

Been there, done that, it fucked up, I regretted it, CS was right.