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As above. Just one of those things i'm afraid. Just clean them out on a regular basis or when you hear water sloshing around again.

There could be many reasons why it doesn't start and without doing a diagnostic check I could be leading you up the garden path. However, it might just be worth checking the relays and connectors in the plastic box under the bonnet on the n/s inner wing. Take the cover off, check ALL the fuses...

Does the central locking work when you press the key? Is the immobiliser light flashing when the ignition is on? Let me know.

1st. Has the car got auto lights and wipers? 2nd. Did you have a passenger in the car when they went off. Silly questions but I need the answers to help you.

Disconnect the sensor on the brake fluid resevior, if the lights go out and the brake fluid level is correct, then it's the sensor.

It could be blocked drain holes on the inner sill panels. These are underneath the car and can be cleaned out with a small screwdriver. There are three on each side and are small forms on the sill panel itself. Best done on a ramp but if you haven't access to one, jack the car up and look along...

All the best Steve, keep yer head down mate and take care! Looking forward to seeing some of your work! Bob

Some of the best photos I have seen on here. Absolutely stunning!

Nice set of shots. #1 could do with a crop to loose the tree on the right and the skip on the left. They both tend to draw the eye away. Just my opinion. #2 & 3 faultless and very well captured. #4 The moon shot is "out of this world" excuse the pun, but it's bloody fantastic. Well done:clap:

Spot on PlanetX That's where I took all of these! Not far down the road from us. It's just finding time to get out, always so busy, working, decorating, gardening, drinking;) etc! I need to get up early or go down late in the day (on my own) and just wait for an opportunity! (And experiment more...

Now if I'd have taken that shot I would have been chuffed to bits. I still have a lot to learn and can only get there with practice, practice, practice! Wildlife is also very difficult to capture as it's so random. Need to be in the right place at the right time. I enjoy going out and...

Cheers guys. Next time i'm out I will have another go! Thanx for the tips.

Thanks for the comments. All were taken using the settings below with the D80 stock lens 18 - 135. Exposure Time = 1/10 sec [0.100] F Number = 11 Exposure Program = Manual ISO Speed Ratings = 100

Decided to do some panning shots of fast moving birds with a slow shutter speed. My favorite has got to be the duck taking off. It's so clear to see the birds wing span in terms of angle. Most of the shots are very blurred but thats what I expected. Comments good or bad welcomed. #1 #2...

They are really good! Well done!:clap:

Didn't mean to be so harsh, sorry to have offended. :o

Pretty impressive zoom on that little baby. First shot could have been a bit better without all the garbage on the floor by walking forward a little to keep it out of shot. Other than that, very nice.

Can't find fault with your pictures. I would have been pleased with them If I had taken them. Don't be too harsh on yourself. They're very good, much better than all I have taken!

Fooled me too on 1st pic - lol

Very good!:clap:

^Sounds like a good idea^ How about Chris does a master class on photography and we PAY him for a lesson?

Another cracking set. Berg Eltz looks amazing (JJ could do another tilt shift on this one!)

Very nice set. Looks a bit spooky though. Did you feel uncomfortable while you were walking around?

Another great set from the "master"

Goob job on the pano, can't see the joints. What software did you use to stitch it?

That's a cracker!

I have been working in Canterbury for over two years. I drive past here every day and always have a crafty look at the beautiful gardens. Yesterday, as it was a brilliant spring day, I took the D80 to explore the area. These 12 images will hopefully show what it's all about. I seem to have a...

I was trying to "Think outside the box" with my entry #10. TIME for tea or Tea TIME Obviously not hitting the spot with 0 votes. Oh well :o

+1 Excellent photos! 1 & 3 hit the spot for me. Not too sure about #2

Nice set. Something to be proud of. Note to self. Must get out with my camera soon!