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Im not surprised in the slightest then really!haha

Thats shocking Dawn! Where abouts was it?

Looking great as usual! Whats going on with our morning unexpected meets? Havn't seen you for at least 2 weeks i don't think!lol!

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I am in the process of wet sanding and polishes the headlights. It is a way of removing the yellow crazing affect

Personally i would drop the undertray and see if you can find it. It will probably work out easier then having to order up a bolt and get one.

Sounds like its sat on an undertray then. As to the importance im not familiar with the twingo engine so i will leave that to someone in the know a bit more

When you say dropped it somewhere? As in dropped it near the engine or say on the driveway? I wouldn't want a bolt floating around if i didn't know where it had gone roughly

Re: URGENT HELP!! new track rods are shorter than old ones, is 20mm thread in the end So im guessing you have been supplied non cup spec track rods? Ideally you would want the correct spec ones. 20mm should be ok, but more would be much better

As Joey says, the later models had a different air box set up which is on top. So your engine cover and set up will look different to the picture you posted up Edit: Bit slow typing there.lol

Above is the normal engine cover, the grey plastic cover just unclips off. What year is your car? Picture of your engine bay will be good when you can

If it was just a sticker then heyho maybe a different filter or something, but the different engine cover is intriguing me!lol

intrigued..lol!

Driving mine to work and back is a round trip of about 40miles, mixed driving, including some in traffic, and some hearty A road driving i am averaging around 39-40mpg. When i go up to Coventry, a 90ish mile trip i am normally cruising at a good pace i am seeing 37ish. My mpg dropped lately...

A G-clamp or large plumbers grips can be used to push the piston back into the calliper if you don't want to buy a piston push back tool

I do believe there is often the wiring already in place to "plug-in" standard fog lights. I believe it is tucked up in the bumper area on one side. I'm sure someone will give you a more definite answer though

Possibly a reversed grid start. To try even things out. Thats a real ear splitter that box!haha

Didn't see the bit about taking it for a wash!hah

And you didn't give me a lift to confirm this rare occurrence? lol

Good job i forgot to consider bidding!haha

Say there was air in the n/s/f brake line, the car would most likely swerve to the right because the o/s/f brake is "biting" harder, so pulls the car in that direction. Have you felt it swerving before since the brakes were replaced?

Yeah, thats the best option really, hopefully you will be lucky. Can't be many matching locking nuts around though?

Got a welder? Get a large nut M12 or something. Put the nut on the end of the wheel bolt, weld inside the nut, onto the wheel bolt. Then undo?

Good point! Hadn't remember that! Hammer and chisel time maybe then, try chiselling the nut anticlockwise to loosen it off

Halfords do a locking wheel nut removal tool i believe Click Here

About a foot deep by the sounds of it! Pictures will sort this very quickly i think!

Is there "drops" of oil in the circled areas? Any oil on the ground when you have been parked somewhere?

Looking fantastic Dawn! Saw a blue one floating round our way today as well! Looked a shed though!! I will gladly hold the camera for you!hehe ;-)

This is owned my someone i know, Guy called Sam i do believe. Looks really nice!

I would imagine you would be looking to use a Honda K20 engine. Lots of aftermarket parts available for it as well. Can be supercharged very nicely without too much effort