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omega wrote:i cant belive that people are that stupid they buy premixed screen wash.

Its the ones that buy premixed antifreeze that I don't understand

Screen wash ran out the other week, so istopped at Halfrauds, got a small container of screen wash Lemon scented, shocked when they asked for £5 They are always a last resort for me........ when I've exhausted all other avenues, and I MUST have the part today no matter what, then I'll consider givi...

Having lived in Frogland for 5 years I can advise that if you go onto their forums spouting off in English, they'll give you a hard time. If you make any effort at all to speak in French........ they'll welcome you with open arms, and will often reply in fairly good English. Its much the same as ove...

and the dog to keep the spanner goblins from moving my tools. My dog nicks my tools :evil: If the shed door is left open the bugger gets in there and anything with a rubber or wooden handle gets dragged behind his favourite bush, and then gets Boris'd (chewed to ****) Favourite tool when doing ANY ...

3 Nimrod 15" wheels, decent condition with centre caps, yours for £50 collected, or arrange your own courier.

Payment via cheque or bank transfer.

Many thanks for the bleeding tips

was supposed to have drums instead of discs at the rear Both 90 and 110 have rear discs. my 90 had drums at the back My Uncle's 90's got discs! Was adjusting the handbreak last week :) So does my Rapier 90. I've never driven a 110, but the 90 is underpowered if you need to put your foot down to ove...

i can sell you some puncturesafe that will protect you from most punctures! I'm consoling myself with the fact that I've got AA relay. If I get a puncture the AA man can either get the wheel off, or arrange to have me transported home - so its a win win as far as I'm concerned. If I do get a punctu...

It was previously owned by a farmer, who lived on the coast (as do I), so every nut/bolt fixing etc is corroded to hell and back. Every nut that I manage to undo gets a damn good coating of copper grease before it goes back on. I won't make the mistake of buying another local car - in future I'll he...

I'm going to be optimistic for once :shock: :shock: :shock: . Pull the slave cylinder out, put a rubber/latex/nitrile glove on, and use a bit of kitchen roll to clean the dent in the clutch fork (sorry, doesn't look like I put any pictures of it on my howto) which the cylinder pushes. Carefully cle...

My first thought was that it was a problem with the pedal, but after getting the wife to operate the clutch whilst I had a listen in the engine bay, I managed to track the noise down to the box itself. The bit I can't get my head around is why does the noise only happen with the engine running, and ...

I think its going to be a case of wait until it breaks.......... and then scrap it