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It's probably fibre to the cabinet and then copper to your house. They all say you can't get decent speed down copper, but you can get about 100 meg down it.
I always use 3rd for Lodge corner.
2nd is too much engine braking scrubbing speed off.
Late turn in needed. It's always a slippery corner even in the dry.
Let someone who knows what they're doing with Clip do it for you. Not worth risking bricking your ECU trying to attempt for what it costs to get done at a specialist.
What i'd also do is take a picture/scan the v5c once he has filled in his details and send that off to the dvla with the export slip.
He will need the original v5c to be able to register it in France.
They are worth 2-3x the price over in France, so it's pretty common as said.
Double check the cash, fill in the export on the V5c. Possibly get a copy of his passport (i've seen that recommended somewhere).
Still got air somewhere.
If you top the tank right up and then start the car and crack the bleed screw open again it should get the air out.
Careful though as it will piss out much quicker than with the engine off.
The 2 bolts near the catch? You don't touch them to remove the slam panel. It's the 2 on either end towards the headlights and then loosen the 2 lower down behind the crash bar and lift up.
You only need to loosen the 2 for the slam panel mate. The panel is slotted, so once it's loose it just lifts up. A ring or ratchet spanner will do it.