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Yip - Cannot remember the wheels (Back in 2016), but they were genuine Ford's. Satnav - feck knows what it was.

They actually plonked it on their stock and sold it in days... for £7500 lmao! Now, they added a set of alloys they had spare, a Sat Nav unit and 3 years free servicing - put it up at £7995 and Mrs and Missus dopey thought they were getting a complete steal at £7500. They are very much is...

Nearly! £4900! Took it next door to a garage for used/nearly new cars... £6300. Unreal.

Don't be daft lol

Other half won a car once. £7k Fiesta (Ultra base model). She had it delivered to her, got to her with 1.9 miles, took it to WBAC and guess what they offered...?

YY60 LHX I know it's still going, as it was on a private reg, came off it a little white back, has 57k on the clocks, then went back onto a private plate a few days later. White Clio 200FF with a cup spoiler :)

As an upgrade to your normal VDSL router, jump on the 8800AXL. It's pennies.

Almost. You need the log in details for your interwebs ISP. I use the 8800AXL as a modem, then an ASUS RT-AX88U as a router. I have 17+ devices talking to the network though lol

Mass produced routers for these ISP's are generally "so so" to downright shite. For not a lot of buck, you can upgrade to something a shitload better. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Billion-Model-Bipac-8800axl-Dual-Band-Router/174519800466 This is what I use to connect to the interwebs - a billion...

Reading up - your Router is more than likely the issue, and Vodafone are a complete bunch of pellets that do what they can to stop you sorting it out. I would seriously suggest a new router (a decent one!) that's designed for heavy traffic. £200-£300 will do the business. But - in the mean...

Christ just looked it up online - Who is your BB with, not Vodafone is it? @dann2707

eBuyer are absolute aids.

I would totally ignore that car. It'll be unloved and a money pit.

Certain items in your network will ping the network (sometime relentlessly) for info. Which router you got?

You need to run it as you play and look for up address talking to the network. Try just the PS4 running first though.

Right - I would change the router password and try the PS4 alone. See what happens first off with that. Then, if it does behave add each device 1 by 1. Also, be ready to install WireShark on your pc to watch the network - £10 says it'll be a device pinging the network for info (Divx did it to...

That's proper odd, as it's caching up with itself. Would you cry if you had to do a factory reset on the PS4? Any PC's/laptops on the network?

These are epic.

Upgraded to a ZX Spectrum 128k eh? lol Graphic card dying a death there (Unless on CPU onboard GPU)

My tower has 3 - and running a 3.9GHz i7-4770k on a boggo cooler.

Out - in. But for what you do, probably over-kill.

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Intel-Core-i7-4770K-3-5GHz-Quad-Core-Processor-Unused-Original-Intel-HS-Fan/124325917175

SSD + windows 10 £140??? WTF is he smoking!? LGA1150? Drop a 4770k/4790k in there ffs.

Yes. If you buy the right low mileage, well looked after and mint car - and have the conditions to keep it that way, for 10+ years. Yes.

BINKY 32

First car: First "hot" hatch: First PROPER hot hatch: Current hot hatch...

His eyes are bulbous.

But clearing it is slightly different to resetting the ECU. If the ECU still thinks the cam sensor info is duff, it'll ignore the signals and not activate the VVT. If you can, try battery off for at least 2 hours and a full charge.

I personally, would find yourself a trickle charger, remove the battery, fully charge it over an evening/night and pop it back on in the morning after cleaning the connections. Then see how it feels. Tried a code reader yourself?

Binky 30!