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Is the imobilizer light flashing in the centre of the clocks ?

Yeah those adapters will work with the tweeters too. Its the same connector as the door speakers

Some wheel brushes and a few detail brushes. They are all the same really so it doesn't matter which ones Some smaller pads for the tighter areas, a 6 inch pad isn't easy to use for fiddly bits Would also suggest getting 2 wash mitts. Having a cheap one for doing sills and really grubby bits...

Thanks mate. I only really asked because the previous posts ended up like this and were kinda hard to follow. I saw you mentioned that infinity wax one earlier and have been looking at it. Gonna buy some later. Thanks for the help though. I've never heard it called lsp to be honest. Totally...

Might give it bash. Maybe i should re-word my post to "I want an excuse to buy some detail spray, what shall i buy" But i will defo try to polish, think ive got some in the shed somewhere

Wasnt expecting that, good shout though. LSP ?? Enlighten me

Ive tried reading through all the posts about detail sprays and i just get lost. What should i buy to get rid of those greasy fingerprints left over after washing. Spent all day deep cleaning and someone goes and touches the paintwork straight away .... grrr From what i can see these are decent...

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They might not all be relevant to your problem but all seem to crop up lots with diesels. Pressure regulator is probably on the fuel pump. It will be between the pump and the injectors somewhere if its not right on the back of the pump

I had similar issues with a mk3 dci. Turns out the be the pump in the end but i did learn a lot while trying to fix it. -Make sure the injectors are all actually the same type. They have some sort of prefix on them and should all be the same. -Coding the injectors does seem to clear up a bit...

Anyone used Auto FInesse Caramics ? I've heard its alright short term but cant seem to find anything definitive about how long it lasts. Halfords have got it cheap and i wanna know if its worth a shot

Now that sounds like my kind of solution. Time to find myself a rev nut kit. No more ruined knuckles pulling out plastic pieces of junk. Stick a bit in the impact driver and boom 10 points for this solution. Love your work

i dont know what sweet it is, but it sticks like s**t to a blanket. Cheers, im tempted just to buy a good one and do the whole house for something to do :)

Same happened to me. Was going to finish machine polishing all small areas today until i saw the dust on mine. Cant be arsed to clean it off now

Someone has managed to get some sticky horrible sweet stuck in my rear carpet. Ive tried freezing it and pulling it out carefully but its just pulling the carpet apart. What other options do i have ? Anyone used a steamer ?

If you want a video to help you, heres one that explains it quite nicely i find. Gets better towards the halfway point. Regarding pads and compounds, if you are new to this then there is no harm choosing a soft combination. There's less chance of you doing any damage plus you can always give...

Have a look on here. https://www.cleanyourcar.co.uk/paint-correction/polishing-machines Lots of kits. The meguiars ones are always reliable. The das 6 machines are nice and cheap and work great

Powerlines are a better option overall. They just work

Settings ?? I really wouldnt know exactly

If you just turn off dhcp it should still work. Its a pain, they are all different. Some allow access point mode, some dont allow anything. Its really hard to do without having it to hand

ohhh.. i see. I forgot about it doing that. You need to assign it a static ip adress on your asus router

Did you turn off dhcp you should really setup a static ip on the main router too, ideally.

Good, ive just ordered a kit off ebay with one of those in. Was hoping someone else had good results with it.

Did it work ??

Its far from perfect but it should serve the purpose for what you need

Maybe try 192.168.1.2 Just makes it easier to find in future

Im assuming your system runs like this ... Asus router connected to your main internet feed into the house Tp link router connected to the asus router via cable It should work by switching dhcp server off Then changing the default gateway to something other than one being used already. I would...

Fair enough.

Basically what i was trying to say, just better written :)

If you have a computer or laptop it would be ideal to connect directly to the router using a cable. If you disconnect it from everything else and just plug your computer into it then you should be able to access that routers page and change the settings you want to change. Im assuming it is...