Husky

its the trolley jack that sinks. the scissor is only lifting one side and had a big enough base to spead the load. i would just be woried the trolley jack will slip off a bit of wood it is on a slight slope. the trolley jack tilted due to one wheel sinking faster than the other.

So i went to jack the car up today, used the scissor jack to get the front high enough to get the trolley jack under, going fine so far, begin jacking up with trolley, then it stopped going up and the trolley jack started slipping to an angle, i quickly lowered tha car back down as the jack had actually started sinking through the tarmac so i cant get the car in the air... suggestions

what a tw*t serves him right! you didnt offer to help him then

LMAO RUN!!!!

especially on a silver car, you cant see the difference unless you look close up , only the alloys are a dead give away

should have seen the guys face at the hostel when i asked to borrow his hose to wash the car in the pouring rain, very confused boy

i want to speed boat

this might help

hmm i checked all my fuses and they seemed fine but then that was at 1am with beer inside me. it would make complete sense that a short in the dome lights will blow a fuse. and boy is that fuse board in a crap position!! im going to check the circuit diagrams to see where it goes

before i tried readjusting the led's they worked perfectly, for a number of weeks. an idnt broken dont fix it moment yeah i opened it and had just the caseing in my hand and had no idea how many components had fired about my living room managed to find the last spring under the coffee table. also took me a while to realise how that tiny metal sprung ring went in, had it upside down for a while. also then i tried supergluing the thing back together but the glue seeped down to the mechanism had to scrape it all out and put together again, decided mlting it together with soldering iron would be best. im off to the car now to see if it burned the connector out?

hey, i didnt design the nissan ones its just a case of ruling out possible faults. and so far ive come up empty, frustrating. This is it! This is the answer. It says here... that a bolt of lightning is going to strike the clock tower at precisely 10:04pm, next Saturday night! If... If we could somehow... *harness* this lightning... *channel* it... into the flux capacitor... it just might work

spark plugs at 5?

i would have taken a pic anyway 6? your slacking of these days mate, get back to the gym!

thats horrible mate, id be gutted feel sorry for you.

ahhh silly me. i meant the fact the whole thing was over before his bodies reflex arc even activated.

i loved how slow the reflex was of his blink.

so david blaine is about to get capped in the face by a 22cal? should be interesting...

ooh this is close, please mods lock it when the last vote makes it a tie!

these are indeed the dome lights on the roof interior behind the sunglasses holder the reson they work on the button is that it is a different circuit powered by a black and red wire, whereas the door bit is from the pink and red wires no its definately a short circuit, the metal body contacts the two clips very easily very annoying, there was a fizz when i tried re-orientating them originally so i need to find what burned out ive already had the switches apart and they are fine, note: do not take the white switches apart!!!!!!

figured out why my dome lights no longer worked, after going throgh aver fuse i pulled it apart, very easy and found the problem the LED body which is a block of metal acting as a heat sink for the LED, bridged between the two contacts marked in red. shorting the circuit and stopping it from working. so my advice is make sure you dont rotate the led if you have these, have them at an angle where they do not contact the clips. hopefully i can fix it.

zedwagon is obviously sprinkle of origins. vik, thats you told

Happy birthday

Great intro

excellent!!! the spam is a bit of a blur i thought then, boom SPAM

im a dog and so can guilt free vote either way