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We'll have to stop soon. This conger on for long.

The sole reason I'm not going to buy one of these is because I don't have a clio any more. It makes me eel to think that I missed out on this d-eel.

I presume you're talking about packing rather than baffles, but as above it shouldn't be overly troubled if you give it a good wash out. Won't be any worse than the s**t the engine kicks out.

Billy bargain really, I can't see how the exhausts themselves can have suffered any damage from getting wet.

TBH anyone who has a car with cornering lights that look like foglights is a tosseur so rage is acceptable.

Stainless steel. Water damage. Mmmmkay.

Since the requirement is based on visibility... Tint your windscreen really dark. That way your visibility is 20cm 24/7 and therefore you can definitely legally use your fogs 24/7.

Yeah, but... HOW!?!

How the f**k does that weigh the same as a Clio?!?

It's not just Apple who do it. I was working on a hydraulics system once which had been built and fitted by an external manufacturer. When it was disassembled it turned out that all the connections were wanky as f**k with 2 O-seals, a Dowty seal and a two piece metal insert on every one. Of...

It's mainly the Touch ID sensor IIRC, all about 'security'

Is anyone really that surprised? It's Apple.

They did it yonks ago with Burnout Paradise too.

Epic work. I don't love my cars enough for them to get this treatment but if I did then I'd have no qualms whatsoever about sending them your way. And then hiring a truck to bring it back without getting dirty.

2JVee no s**t.

New content announced for april. Alpine A110 Pug 208 Pikes Peak Super 1600 class... Including the clio of course. And a full gravel pikes peak.

Hang on, did she turn right into a junction? Or just into a driveway or something?

Basically if you lodge £500,000 with the High Court, you don't need any insurance. You don't think I said yes do you?!?!

Went to change the address on the Volvo when I moved out. Went from parked on the street to stored in a secure underground carpark with a lot less miles. Wanted an extra £150 a month, or they were going to cancel the policy. L.O.L.

Decat?

Volvos don't have power.

A PAS failure like that isn't a common thing, so I don't think you'll get it again. Likewise with ECU wiring, if it is that.

That doesn't look like it's been touched.

Are you sure the resistor that's been fitted isn't to replace the steering wheel airbag? The underseat connectors are notoriously dodgy, so it may be worth either soldering them up directly or fitting a resistor.

I didn't know the name of the first one so can't tell. Think so though.

Seems to be doing well in life from what I've seen of him! Engaged now.

Resistors under the seats to replace the dodgy pretensioner connectors, you said some had been fitted already?

1. Boot sensor maybe? 2. Did the immobiliser light on the dash flash rapidly when trying to turn the engine over? Also check the engine earthing points. 3. Airbag light will probably be a dodgy connection with the resistor, the airbags and pretensioners can be disabled individually through CLiP...

Lucky save on the wishbone! Good luck tomorrow mate.