rothers2901

Sorry to here this, it's all too offten an occurance during this type of weather. Remember that during the freezing weather different parts of roads have there little own eco systems where the sneeky black ice looms. Dont take the Z out unless absolutely necessary. Get a shed for he price of a couple of tyres.

very nice job, and a reasonable price if you ask me.

Welcome Andy. Can i bring to your attention this thread to update if your interested. viewtopic.php?f=87&t=38910&start=0

Top bumper

This is the only person i want to see in UGG's http://www.smh.com.au/news/people/ugg-p ... 16284.html

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Has anyone had a aftermarket exhaust fitted on their Z at ukexhaust.com in shefffield as i an planning on a upgrade soon.

From 1 April 2010, anyone buying a new car will pay a different rate of vehicle tax for the first tax disc. These are known as 'first year rates'. From the second tax disc onwards, the standard rate of vehicle tax will apply. Not sure whether you can claim a pro rata amount back because the first year tax is an environmental implications tax and is possibly non refundable. Check with your local tax office.

I'm in for 2 please Rothers2901

enjoy your search and enjoy the Z even more.

Very un-original IMO cross between all the aforementioned

Good point, where there's a blame!

It would appear that rumours are that they could be fined for driving with snow on their roofs. Checked with Road Policing Unit said that there is no specific legislation on driving with snow on the roof of a vehicle, however if it slips over the windscreen, or flies into the path of another car, it could leave the driver open to being penalised for driving without DUE CONSIDERATION, DANGEROUS DRIVING, NOT BEING IN PROPER CONTROL OF THE VEHICLE, NOT HAVING A FULL VIEW AHEAD AND WINDOW NOT BEING SUFICIENTLY CLEARED. All which carries their own various penalties “Any snow left on vehicle bodywork, such as the bonnet or roof, could slide onto lights or windows causing dangerous obstruction to vision of the driver or signals to other road users. “Any large amount of snow could slide from a moving vehicle and onto a footpath or roadway possibly causing danger or injury to other road users or pedestrians.â€

food for thought

so the bose has finally started playing up...took a lot longer than mine did.Best thing to do,is remove and bin replaced mine with a sony single din h/u.If you want to take a look give me a shout. I dont have any problem with the Bose at the moment but reading threads its only a matter of time. Please pose pics if you have any.

No apologies require. Everyone has ther own point of view, we now move on

Neilp I bow to your obvious greater knowledge on the workings of AC. My comments and advise were not to be taken as an exhaustive or difintive solution to the problem but one of an alternative. Sorry that this subject has hit a nerve with you and that you had to reply with you first sentance wholy unnecessary.

Firstly make sure that the re-curculation button isn't in the on position as this is a common fault which causes condensation. Secondly to greatly reduce the condensation effect do not use the AC this does remove the condensation but only short term. The AC not only removes the condensation but cools the windscreen down thus when warm moist air from the passenger hitting a cold windscreen surface causes condentation. The trick is to get the windscreen and the ambient internal temperature the same so that no condensation forms.

welcome

Hi. I know some of you have used or use snow foam as part of the Detailing/Cleaning process. Has anyone had any experience of these against others offered for sale. http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/KARCHER-FOAM-LANC ... 3362b3c8e3