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that might be due to the ignitor being faulty so it might blow the new lamp aswell but it could of just been a faulty lamp

that pic looks like it is 1 in and 2 out and not really work for what you need i've got an auto one with a remote incase the auto thing didn't work with some thing

is this the one your on about deeg? if so it should work no probs

that would be a switcher (not joiner like i said) i bought one of these a while ago and seems to do well auto switching to the right item

so do you want a splitter or a joiner e.g 1 in 3 out or 3 in 1 out?

my polo has headlight washers like the golf just a shame i don't have xenon lamps:dapprove:

i noticed you are after some cable to re wire your amp i've got some black 16mm2 (think it's 6 awg) you could have if you want to come pick it up (in cwmbran so not a million miles from bristol)

if the fues holder is loose then replace that but i sort of know what your on about with the foil as a wedge rather than to replace the fuse so to speak have you got a photo of your fuse holder?

well the only place i could think you put it is where the fuse is?

your winding me up aint you with the foil? if your not joking it probably will cut out again once your interior starts to burn

i had a iiyama monitor die after about 2.5 years rang up on a firday to say it was fucked and they had a replacment at my door on the monday. i was really shocked at how quickly they had it all sorted. if i was after a new monitor it would probably be another iiyama:approve:

my guess is too much current for the power cable you are using, thus causing a high volt drop and the amp cuts out as it doesn't have a high enough voltage.

the reason they are so cheap now is because there are alot more cars using them and probably the factory on the the other side of the world is probably sending half out the front door and the rest are going out the back;)

have a look on ebay for d2s lamps as above i wouldn't go above 6000K as you'll lose a lot of distance

looks like that makita takes the 18v Li-ion batteries i was looking at getting the makita btw450 to go with the other 18v makita tools i've already got

i tryed to unlock a .rar before got a pentium 4 3ghz to about 1000pw/s iirc

if you going to relocate the battery i'd drill a new hole for the earth as you will probably be drilling for a battery tray anyway

exactly i'd start losing packets but the ones that get through would be that same as they were at the start

so do i get a lower quality(not speed) internet because i'm using a cheap ethernet lead?

well it still is an lcd tv it's just back-lit with leds rather than ccfl

you'd probably notice more of a difference if you took one shoe off than you would between £100 and £1 hdmi cables

i used to have stewie griffin saying i'd love to stay and chat but your a total b**ch

the photo i posted is the only damage i had on my laptop from the dell outlet and that was described as a scratch & dent so i'd say a certified refurbed one would be like new

you only need to have one face off parallel to stop them this is why most boxes you buy are wedge shaped this is to kill 2 birds 1. get rid of chance of standing waves. 2. fit most car boots better. this might only be the case for sealed enclosures

i bought a scratch and dent one off dell outlet and i was expecting it to be fairly bad it had a mark that looks like you had walked past it and rubbed your jeans on about 6mm of the edge and that was it (see photo) not saying they are all like that but the certified refurbed ones would be...

have you had a look on the dell outlet?

make sure the wall behing the sub isn't parallel the to the wall the sub is mounted to e.g flat front and back this can cause really bad standing waves

glad it's all sorted mate didn't think it would be too much being as it was an alpine:approve:

yeah they just wont go full depth into the socket but thats fine i think you can use them on the sub aswell as you tend to find the same sockets on the sub also i'd remove the tabs shown in pic below and use crimped ring lugs on the nuts to give a decent connection

normally a little button on the face off have use a pen or something to push it.