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No CCTV alas and we live in a private un adopted road, we do however suffer from Holiday maker / yobbo and Student weekend general pissednuss on a regular basis , my advice to anyone is never live by the Sea , in the summer the residents have to form teams to collect mountains of used condoms and filled nappies / food / cans it really is bloody disgusting .

pictures.....now heres a thing I washed the guano off....instant detailer no water wash/wax applied and all I get is a reflection of me trying to take a picture....doh

Alas as Ed knows my paint is so thin..... Sent from my SM-G925F using Tapatalk

As title..went out to remove some serious guano on the bonnet this morning only to find some scrote has Keyed it in a circular motion , obviously leaning on the car and aimlessly keying in a circular motion...absolutely gutted ..it's coming that you can't own anything nice anymore..so angry..... Sent from my SM-G925F using Tapatalk

imho its the spacers..

2.0S Capri.....what a dog that was

Cobra resonated for me....it's got a lovely fruity rumble round town but motorway speeds it's quieter , however it does suffer from the 2 to 2.3k drone . Still love mine though

Prior to my 350Z.....my 2.0 GTX Fuego....prior to that my first car : Zephyr 6..

I think the problem is there the wrong offset to clear Brembos

Question : do they come with centers and wheel nuts ?

Jammy so n so I would kill for a garage...we have one that the wife's streetka just fits in so my baby lives outside and we live by the sea..sob Sent from my SM-G925F using Tapatalk

I'm sorry if this is a stupid question but aren't these supposed to be staggered fitment ?

Surely she doesn't fit in that garage ?

01243 is Chichester I should know I live there Sent from my SM-G925F using Tapatalk

Registration number: PE57 GHG ✔ Taxed Tax due: 01 April 2017 ✔ MOT Expires: 09 December 2016 If you have just purchased this vehicle, you must tax it even if it shows as taxed above. Vehicle tax cannot be transferred from keeper to keeper. If you have taxed, made a SORN or had an MOT it can take up to 5 days for these details to be shown above. You can check with your bank/building society to confirm your payment was successful. Vehicle details Vehicle make NISSAN Date of first registration 01 September 2007 Year of manufacture 2007 Cylinder capacity (cc) 3498cc CO₂Emissions 280 g/km Fuel type PETROL Export marker No Vehicle status Tax not due Vehicle colour GREY Vehicle type approval M1 Wheelplan 2 AXLE RIGID BODY Revenue weight Not available

That MOT history is well dodgy as Pete said only one MOT , July 2011 to December 2014...and then a fail on a bonnet catch and brake pipe advisory the seller looks genuine though....

that phone number is Chichester...has anyone called it ?

I feel your pain my 20" Judd's where diamond cut polished, protected, lovingly washed and waxed but hey there nearly two years old and look @*!# now, the roads round here are atrocious and there are so many nibbles from the damn potholes and the corrosion.....weve decided to stick with it for another year and then have them refurbed painted in shadow chrome and black inside to hide the crud....we all fall for the pretty pictures but I'm sure the only place on earth that these wheels stay clean is Southern California

Interesting to hear the same issue for another gmail user. I use gmail and find it to be solid, I can't recall missing a PM notification. Off the top of your head, can you remember if it's one particular type of notification (e.g. for PMs or for quotes etc)? Or randomly across the board? Random..... Sent from my SM-G925F using Tapatalk

I'm with Gmail and Sky and are not receiving notifications in either tapatalk or via email

That will be another item to add to P2 / Brake Fluid / Front Pads / Cobra Y Piece & now Clutch Fluid....see you in July

As above I have searched but cant find the recommended time / mileage service interval for Clutch Fluid, mine is 2 years old in June just before a P2 service is due with Brake Fluid , any advice ?

The quote below is from Nissan Forums The neutral-safety switch is located on the bottom of the manual transmission, with a harness that runs to the connector on the top side of the transmission. It's a simple on-off switch that can be tested with an ohmmeter or continuity tester connected to the two pins in the harness connector and by shifting the trans in and out of gear. Rockauto.com has a picture of it on their site; search Airtex/Wells #1S5716. Replacement is pretty much put a drain bucket underneath the switch, unscrew the old one and install the new one, then top off the gear oil.

When I first bought my car I followed all the advice and changed the oil to a recommended one. ..can't remember which and it used loads and was noisier...started using HorshamDev for my servicing they used pukka Nissan Oils and now she hardly drinks at all and is quieter and smoother. ..result Sent from my SM-G925F using Tapatalk

I give up...... Sent from my SM-G925F using Tapatalk