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I shall be there! :) Looking forward to it!

It shouldn't do any damage really, granted everything will be running at a higher level than designed but so long as the fuses etc are rated at 10A> as Ben says then you should be fine. Main beam driving probably accounts for only about 10% of all night time driving anyway so don't worry.

It is, but if it's melting the cable then the fuse aint working and his relay will be frazzled ;)

If it starts to melt the cables I think I'd be more worried about my fried relay than replacing the cable! ;)

Coilpack forsale on here at the min, think it's £25 ish?

Inferno... only 2 registered in this country from memory. :cool:

and it's in the wrong section ;)

Yeah I meant is the drivers side fused separately to the passengers side Ben, or is 10A combined rather than individual?

Are the main beams separately fused, I can't remember?

brake pedal switch at a guess.

Yes, it will need putting back on in the correct position.

This is getting confusing, lol! Basically, blame was never disputed as there was no point - there was never another insurance company to argue with. My bro in law's insurance policy took the full claim and paid out the value of the car (written off). So, as this letter has come to light...

Yes, and as above :)

I disagree with this 'declaring Cup packs' scenario. At the end of the day it left the factory like that so it isn't modified. If such things as air con and ESP etc were options would we all be declaring those? I think not! At the end of the day if you provide your registration number to...

There's a RB 182 forsale on here for £6k straight. Highish miles but still! 182 Cups are cheaper than 182's FF with Cup packs.

Bottom left more like, and I doubt anyone could ever find the brake fluid reservoir without removing the engine cover! ;) Top right as in passenger side is PAS reservoir and washer bottle is behind it under the flap.

Agreed, who did the p/s pump?

This has been done loads mate, recently, try a search :)

Personally I wouldn't do it to my own car, but yeah it looks good Ali especially with your backbox! :)

about bloody time Nick, you pesky northerner! :rasp: Looks 10x better tho mate! :)

Nah sorry Marie, I worded that a little wrong. The claim isn't been disputed as such, but obviously who pays the claim is, now this letter has arrived.

Yeah I can understand a mistake is easy, but surely to settle a claim on the basis of no insurance and then start criminal proceedings against the other driver for DWNI, it's kinda important to get it right? lol!

Basically, to cut a long story short, my brother in law and sister were hit in their Clio about 3/4 months ago now. The car was written off in the crash and it turned out the other driver had no insurance. As there was no third party to claim off the claim was fully on my brother in laws...

I would imagine it can be done in less than an hour by a mechanic mate, but that's from just looking, I've never actually done it! :)

First off remove stereo (make sure you know the code!) 2 torx screws under the front edge of the stereo recess secure the top of the controller so remove these. Next remove the blanking panel that is under the controller, this is clipped in and unclips forwards, not down or it will break...

Bulbs are 1w wedge type filament, Halfords sell them. Basically a minute version of your sidelights :)

Welcome Josh :) What car you got then?

There's loads of threads and info on here regarding the airbag/service light. Just do a search for airbag mate.

depends, have you crashed? :rasp:

Welcome to the club Steve, nice to see a member who can type out full words without using text speak that's so hard to read! ;)