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I dont think they appear high? Include fuel and depreciation on any car and you'll end up with some big figures.

Good price, recycled mine through o2 recycle for £185 with a plus 10% code I found on the net. Got £203.50 for a 3G 16GB day after the iphone 4 came out. Looked today and the price is down to £158 http://www.o2recycle.co.uk/ Code by the way was more4u

Re: iPhone "must have" apps Talking Tom is just a copy of a classic t-7mQhSZRgM .. lol still has me in fits of laughter

Not that I've noticed, although a lot of the time I don't actually wait and watch it in fairness.

Yes

Re: Iphone 3GS - if i downgrade software will i lose me contacts by restoring? Not if your sync'ing contacts from googlemail or Outlook.

This was mine for my 3G, I'm sure this one fits my iPhone 4 too

Did you design it while on works time?

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Not really. You can find the ground wire is loose which comes from the wiring loom down to the chassis from the rear passenger side light. Loose connection, tighten up with a 10mm spanner.

Its on the right hand side. If you look at the front right hand side next to the bonnet switch, peer over into the engine bay underneath roughly where the bonnet switch, you can just see the 3 wires going into the back of the sensor. Ended up taking out the airbox to get a better angle on it...

Looks better before

Theres something for £5.99 that people rate. No idea what its called, so my posts probably as useless as yours! TomTom is good, but not great value. (assuming iphone)

Looks like it will take some work to have a look there Its almost laughable the workshop manual mentions the torque for it but not where the switch is. My air-con is intermittent, its been re-gassed with no leaks. So I'm assuming its either the relay (which sounds when you press the AC...

I've looked and I can't see any wiring attached to the air con pipes. Hmmm.

Never mind the fact they are missing, someones pinched your whole back seat! If it was a standard car they would be there already (stating the obvious!). The rear ones (closest to the boot) are still there a a guess as I can't imagine anyone going to the trouble of removing them.

Few posts on this the search might pull up other people who have asked a similar question. The simple answer is no, just some hard work.

Errr, not sure why you've removed brackets from under the front seat. There should already be mounting points in the boot for the net.

If you find it let me know

I don't know why people worry so much about mpg, doesn't make a huge difference spread over 12,000 miles. 12,000 miles @ 38mpg x 119p = £1708.37 12,000 miles @ 35mpg x 119p = £1854.81 12,000 miles @ 30mpg x 119p = £2163.94

Seems a bit odd, I can imagine the Audi weighting more but still reporting 150bhp more.

You could post that for 90% of the threads on this forum, give him a break.

Nicely re-gassed the other day and perfect to keep chilly/cool in this bloomin hot weather!

Simon wasn't driving his own car, he was driving this one, which is for sale http://www.exiges.com/ubbz/ubbz/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=128934#Post128934

You seem to be totally over reacting to me, all through that exchange.

Someone's stolen your engine cover. Car looks good though

Join up and check out the buyers guide (only available to paid up members) http://www.cliosport.net/forum/showthread.php?t=276833

Re-branded Avon, check the prices for the size but they appear to be econo tyres

Looks really, great job and that spoiler looks brilliant.

Probably pretty dangerous to drive as it will create unstable handling, certainly don't be pushing it until you've got it sorted or at least checked out.