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Quick question - do you have projector headlights? if not, put that kit in the bin. If you do thwen carry on! lol Sorry but can't help with the fitting.

It is, but if you use it every time you will get the issue you've been experiencing as you've said it's never properly shut down. To my knowledge there's no way round it other than a weekly proper reboot?

If you want fast boot, but don't want fast boot enabled you need an SSD! I've just built a middle of the road spec PC with an SSD with the os on. My boot time is currently <15 seconds from pushing the button to being on and ready!

Sorted, i needed Intel's Rapid Storage Technology software. As soon as I installed that it was fine. Chris

So today I put a new pc together, spec is as follows:- Intel i5 4570 3.2ghz Gigabyte GA-Z87-HD mb Corsair 8GB DDR3 2133MHz Vengeance Kingston 120GB SSDNow V300 2.5inch SSD Toshiba 2TB Internal Hard Drive so I put it together, initially just with the SSD in. Installed windows 7 x64, all windows...

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Smoke isn't normal at all, what colour is the smoke? fuel consumption isn't the 200's best point. However yours does sound very low (23ish mpg by my math). Maybe related to the smoke? you probably need a new thermostat. It should sit half way.

Just download TOR for Windows or a browser called Onion on iOS, or get a VPN service set up (that'll cost you though) you can bypass the restrictions then.

Yes, i'm definately coming, along with at least one friend (With a fiesta 1.0 ecoboost remapped)

One thing I love about my Volvo is that the headlights are only held in by a retaining clip. 30 seconds and no tools is all that's required to have both headlights out. I was amazed! Completely useless to you I know!

Hole in the tank, by far the easiest way!

If it's due then the trader should be doing it as part of the sale, not as an extra. Is it being sold as having full service history?

Any - not eny

Buyer beware basically. I doubt you can prove the previous owner knew about the problem so very little you can do. Has the garage actually done any diagnostics to try and pinpoint the problem or just told you 'compression is low, scrap the lump'. Have they given any compression readings etc...

Valet Pro - Classic tyre dressing Lasts well and leaves a nice finish + it's cheap!

Plex and ATV3 for me.

Firstly take the dipstick out and check the colour of the engine oil. If it's been changed recently it may be clear(ish) but if not it's usually a darker colour. See if it matches the colour of the fluid you are finding. Smell it too, you can normally get an idea of what it is by the smell.

Well you were ripped off then! 1K is a massively over inflated price. Who charged that?!

You aren't just paying to get the fault codes read though, you are paying for that persons expertise. Fault code reading is ony one part of diagnosing the problem, as the faults that appear on the ECU aren't always guaranteed to be the actual issue. They may well need to do further diagnostics...

You did well gettting an ATV2 for that price! they normally fetch £200ish! Sure it's not ATV3?

Here's a Polo that I have up for sale via eBay. http://pages.ebay.com/link/?nav=item.view&alt=web&id=141299369177 Any questions please get in touch Chris

9 year old vw polo, Dodo juice purple haze

LW smart repairs - Alfreton http://www.lwsmartrepairsltd.co.uk

I'm guessing it's not just a replacement panel.

As above, what is OEM+ about it? :S

Then you spoke to the wrong person. I had mine from Wolverhampton Renault (a trader on here) try them.

No - to time it up WITH the new belt on! Renault is your best bet for the tools!

To time it up properly, you MUST release the pulleys on the camshafts. It can't be done any other way. Ignore them who say you shouldn't do it at home, you can - as long as you have the correct tools. You need 3 tools, the crank pin, the cam horse shoe and the pulley locking tool (this is used...

I'd say it needs going to a garage where they can diagnose it, rather than blindly guessing at what it could be over the internet. Yes, it'll cost you a chunk of cash, but at least you'll get an answer. You'll probably spend loads of money blindly buying parts anyway!

Reorder the comlumns on sheet 2, putting network point in the first column. You can then use the lookup formula on sheet 1 in the mac address column. Something like the below. =VLOOKUP(B2,Sheet2!A:B,2,FALSE)