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Behind anonymnonymnonym..... what , lol Anonymity ??? Try saying that when you've had a few tins of the old wife beater lol ;)

Sounds like it's bonded to the wheels . I doubt any wheel cleaner will shift it tbh . Halfords sell a wheel cleaning brush , it's a bit like those pan scourers but less harsh . They are about 6 quid . Pretty much shifts anything . Or you could try using clay .

Renault do say that the 1*2's can use up to 1 litre per 1000 miles which seems quite alot to me . My 182 doesn't use a drop , my 172 never did either . Maybe try a slightly thicker oil 5w or 10w - 40 see if it makes any difference .

If you paid by paypal . Claim your money back .

A guy at work got the same letter . I think it was more to do with the isp trying to put the frighteners on people tbh .

Only cd's or dvd's i buy are for birthday / christmas presents . Everthing else is downloaded . I just don't see the point in paying when its out there and openly free .

Same for me. The first thing i do after i have new tyres fitted is to crack the bolts open and retorque them back up to 90Nm .

Jesus . Looks like its been cut out with a Stanley knife , a blunt one at that . Hope you get your money back mate . £20 , it's worth more like 20p .

Give over . Surely your taking the piss ? Window .................. cleaner ................window ..... cleaner ;)

Pm sent to ya .

Oh i see , lol ;)

Like tez says . Up in the air is best rather than flat . I just rested mine on top of 2 old aerosol lids .

^^^ Or just get one of those round silver disc dog tags and have your telephone number engraved on it . If they can be bothered to contact boomerang then they'll probably contact you on your phone number , and it's free ;)

Just take your hard drive out and keep it if it's still working . Brake the pc up into small bits then sling it in your wheelie bin . I'll get my mum to do it if you want, she dismantled a whole gas cooker and disposed of it in the wheelie bin , lol .

The drivers side is a bugger to change with your hands if you have aircon .This is how i did it in the end . Plus a couple of pics of mine . If you do a search for led sidelights you'll find alot more info . 10th post down for fitting ;)...

Yes they aren't auto as such . You have to set it in the auto position , first position down on the stalk .

I'd try wiping down the leather with a damp cloth first . Depends how grubby / ingrained it is into the leather . I use Buffalo Leather Essence Conditioner , doesn't give it a shiny artifical look and restores the leather smell . A bit like Zaino Z10 ...

I'd colour code the bump strips and leave the wing mirrors .

You move the wiper stalk down to the first position . There is a selector ring on the stalk for the speed . I always have mine set on the fastest speed . Obviously it won't wipe until rain hits the sensor , but there's a fair chance it's gonna rain all weekend :(

+1 Enjoy your car mate . As long as the your happy with the car that's all that matters . Silver cups are a rare beast .

http://www.getflat.co.uk/pics/Clio_fan_how_to.wmv

Who gives a s**t what it's faster than . Another pointless post imo :quiet:

You will have one on FF 172 . Its on the windscreen like you say . Thanks to AmDaMan for the pic ;) Personally i don't see why people have such a problem with the autowipers . I only use the autowiper setting when it's raining and don't find the need to move the stalk down another notch .

The sport ones you refer to are only aluminium covers riveted onto the actual pedal .

Bought 4 of them today . The guys at Halfords looked at me like i was mental when i asked them if they were only £1 each as they weren't marked up with a price , until he checked the price on the till ;)

Loads on yell ;) http://www.yell.com/ucs/UcsSearchAction.do?ssm=0&scrambleSeed=94478227&keywords=tyre+fitter&companyName=&location=edinburgh&M=0&x=27&y=11 Just go to a small independant . You might get a tyre for only a few quid if your lucky .

Of course you can get second hand tyres . They call them "part worns " . Go to a local backstreet tyre fitter , they'll have loads . 1mm thread is illegal by the way 3 points and upto £2500 fine :eek: . I'd get it sorted asap not just for the points and fine but for your own safety .

Yeah your right , lol . I read the first bit and that's what stuck in my mind ;) " If the EU’s latest eco proposals are agreed, owners will no longer be able to shop around for budget brands. Instead, they will have to switch worn-out rubber with the manufacturer’s preferred original make...

Sounds like it would be impossible to police though , except come MOT time . Might not be good for the consumer though as the tyre manufacturers could slap on a big price increase knowing that people will have to buy their tyres and not a cheaper alternative . I guess it's a case of watch...

According to this atricle we might only be able to replace old tyres with the same tyre as was fitted by the manufacturer . Not that i'm bothered as i like the Exaltos and wouldn't swap em for cheap tyres anyway Could be costly for some of you Billy Budget tyre buyers tho' ;)...