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All the answers are in the other thread FFS.

Do not put an old pad back in. Every common problem has been mentioned above. Some pictures would help us see what you mean.

I swear by Draper Expert. Paid just over £100 on an offer for 1/4, 3/8 and 1/2 inch socket set with deep and shallow sockets plus extensions. Had that for 2 years and used every day working on trucks and not had anything break. Well the case broke but that's because it was in and out of vans...

Has anyone noticed that now and again the music player will skip to the next song before it's finished?

Definitely go through insurance. That way it is all on your side, whereas if the other person reports it because he can't afford to fix his car it won't look good for you.

Use the search function. There's one of these threads at least once a month with the same answer each time.

Can do the 14th aswell.

Have a search, there is plenty of pictures of all of the things you want on here.

Saw this last night in the video thread. Can actually see the steering wheel sitting half out of the windscreen.

Replace it is the easiest way.

Re: ..about to replace my battery.. should I be aware of anything before/during/after If people are asking how to change a battery, I think it's best to give the safest option.

Re: ..about to replace my battery.. should I be aware of anything before/during/after No. Negative first when removing, positive first when refitting. It does make a difference Budgie as it prevents you shorting the battery if you touch a spanner from positive to the vehicle.

Re: ..about to replace my battery.. should I be aware of anything before/during/after Check to make sure you've got the radio code as Chris said. As for for the actual battery change, remove the negative battery lead first and when fitting the new battery fit the negative battery lead last.

Come on R-Sport, it's only you left.

That's the thread deleted then.

Word of advice. Don't type in the spelt out version of #tiyft unless you want to see a fairly large lady and a basketball.

Re: What the fcuking fcuk?? Don't give DaveDreads anymore ideas on what to post now he isn't allowed horse costumes.

Depends how they are tested. Some test stations use a decelerometer which is placed in the passenger footwell and tested by applying the brakes while driving. Other test stations use brake rollers that do not measure the weight. In your case it looks like the test station uses electronic brake...

You still need headlamp direction changers. Xenons are still set to kick up to the left like standard lights AFAIK.

I might give it a try then.

I've not used it, but I know I do lose phone connection quite a bit, which is why I said I wouldn't rely on it.

Basically the equivalent of the deal I took out a month ago (1GB data package) works out a fiver a month more expensive. Think I'll pass until the 4g is rolled out more.

Normally means your brake fluid is low, The clunking noise will be another seperate fault.

I wouldn't rely on it to be honest mate.

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As Dan said, just go to the car wash and use the pressure washer under the car.

Welcome mate. Where in Peterborough are you from?

Most companies will allow a 2 year break between insurances to keep your no claims bonus. AFAIK you cant insure the same car on 2 policies.

How long did you persevere with bleeding for? Is there a leak further up the system?

Played the demo. Handling just is no where near good enough. Still the best rally game to ever be launched on a console was Richard Burns Rally.