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https://www.amazon.co.uk/KitSound-MyJack-Bluetooth-Audio-Receiver/dp/B018G9FP4W/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1474127883&sr=8-1&keywords=kitsound+bluetooth+receiver I got this way back. Great little gadget. Tiny and discreet. Once paired to the phon the only inconvenience is pressing the button for 3 seconds to switch it on (has auto off ). Once button is pressed it pairs with my S3 automatically in less than a second. One charge lasts me a week of commuting. I even managed to buy mine for a tenner from Sainsbury during a sale!

Gtechniq C5 is up there with the best

good YouTube guide here on "rubber penny" trick. even shows you a link to buying the washers!

Nice one

I saw a programme where a car stealing crime boss bragged about how easy it was to defeat a tracker. Guy has a signal jammer the size of a cigarette box that jams the signal so he can take cars to containers off the radar! Disklock gives a little extra security.

That's actually THE BEST place to get a screw if you had to get a puncture:lol: Well away from the sides and dead centre. I suppose it's only a lost cause if the tyre had gone completely flat and the alloy's rim had damaged the sidewalls. Hopefully a nice cheap fix

Ceramic pro looks like what you're after. Seen a couple of their studios in Malaysia. Should be some in uk too.

Mods beginning to show their age you say? Still looking damn fine in those pics. Maybe the only thing showing their age is my eyes then! I'd better get down to specsavers.

Hi and welcome. Nice to see another Manchester member. If you are ever on kingsway A34 during a commute look out for me in a Sunset Orange coupe

You can also try searching for a place with a megamount smart machine. See my experience of such a place here. http://www.350z-uk.com/topic/104715-rim-friendly-manchester-tyre-services/page__fromsearch__1

If funds are tight an exhaust place can repair and weld the join for about £50

This is a standard exhaust.

It's amazing how incidents like this can leave us boiling even days after the event. A similar events happened to me over 10 years ago. We both pulled over into a blockbuster car park. We both got out and the other driver stood in front of me, arms back, chin up egging me to try to land one on him. Unfortunately or probably fortunately my boss had given me strict warnings that any unsavoury behavior even outside work that may get reported would end in my career finished. So I backed down despite being almost handed a guaranteed KO on a plate. And I FELT LIKE A RIGHT KN@B. So I now just take a deep breath and say WOOOSAAAA

I had similar transparent protectors on our other car. I just took them off as every time I detailed the car they stuck out like plasters ruining the smooth lines. 5 years later and no regrets.

Early on in my motoring history I had an "E" reg Nissan Sunny 1.3L Gear box was shot. Went into an independent garage for a 2nd hand unit to be fitted. Garage phoned to say work was done, come and collect as the mechanic was just taking it for a test drive. When I arrived back end was caved in as a bus had run into the back of it on the test run. Garage said it was a write off as the car was only worth £800 at the time. But they could see it was detailed to death and my pride and joy so put a replacement back hatch and bumper on doing their best to get it back to original. Not sure if £12k was a reasonable pay out but in this case the garage should definitely be trying to go the extra mile to see him back with a Boxter of similar condition and worth even if the insurance company doesn't.

Good to hear the saga is over and you're happy with the repair. Point noted not to bother with such companies in the event of an accident.

Oh no! I know of guys like that Someone similar used the same tactic to get chatting with my mate getting him to let his hair down. Roll on a few weeks and chatting cars turns to brainwashing and a full on conversion to HARI CRISHNA. My mate used to look like Ozzy Osborne. Now looks like GHANDI :b

Oh..... and the rattle may be the clicky axle syndrome. A pretty cheap easy fix Can't help with anything else I'm afraid. Good luck.

The good news is your oil pressure sounds normal. Mine is just under 1/4 when idle warm. Rises to 1/4 when warm idle with ac on. When warm it'll be at 1/2 doing 30 in 3rd / 40 in 4th / 50 in 5th so on. When cold idle is nearer 1/2 way and shoots up under load JUST LIKE YOURS

Try quotes on a standard zed. Some companies won't quote on modded cars but are cheap on standard. Maybe if prices were very good on standard with NO BLACK BOX you could bung a cheap OEM 2nd hand box and filter in for a year til you can get quotes from companies requiring a years ownership before quoting better prices.

Keeping my fingers crossed for you it will be a cheap fix.

Yep......I had that on my diamond cut Kia rims Corrosion where the lacquer has failed and "white worm" is creeping in. Kia replaced the rims under warranty. I got a feeling you have three options. Leave as is Full refurbishment. Polish off the lacquer to bare metal meaning very regular polishing of the lip as it will oxidise like a bugger with no lacquer on. Hope I'm proved wrong. Ps. If it was me I'd consider a refurb without a polished lip but maybe a shadow chrome type colour lip giving the lacquer a better surface to key on to.

You can also try a different job description. ......like clerical instead of business analyst. Obviously you can't take the peepee and put down church bishop if you're a club dj

For me I wouldn't go with the cheapest if I had to use a fitter I didn't know. So many people myself included have had rims damaged by fitters with a casual attitude it's stress I don't need. As long as the price was not extortionate I'd rather order the tyres and take them to the fitter of my choice.

So not only a quick fix but no parts needed so FREE too