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Hello and welcome

Most people said it cost around £5. But they did lift the car up and inspect underneath. Plus I went during my lunch time without booking. Took about 30 mins so I guess it was worth it. Never been to that garage and google review did say it was quite expensive. Let's just pray that this would fix the problem and I wouldn't need to replace the MPSS tyre. Still plenty of thread on it! This is a little garage that sells mainly part worn and budget tyres. No checks or anything, just straight in, wheel off, tyre off, repair puncture, balance and back on. I'm always a little bit sceptical but been using them for some time now (previous car) and it's also just behind where I worked (they said it's discounted price for local employees). I don't mind paying £20 for a proper job if I have to, I'm lucky enough that I found somewhere cheap and reliable. As u said, rather paying £20 than £160 ish for new MPSS.

Something similar happened to me 2 years ago when I install spacers on my rear axle. Found a 1.5 inch screw, slow puncture ie filling up every week or so. However, cost me a fiver to repair

For some reason, when i did the above, my turn signal lights did not flash (inside my zed) and I'm not sure if they are flashing outside. But i can hear the relay clicking.

I could do Wednesday. And maybe Tuesday ^^ More info please Kieran??

Sounds great mate! Now go drive through some tunnel, especially the long one on the Leeds ring road

It might be just my device, it says unavailable at the moment. Which option did you go for mate?

Try this if you have YouTube account http://www.350z-uk.com/topic/103494-how-to-post-youtube-vidoes/#entry1554190 If using tapatalk app, u should be able to attach a video as attachment (I think)

Or try some PTFE spray should help

Do share a video once it's on mate. My current exhaust will give up soon I think hence will be looking for a new system. I'm only 20mins away from Tony Banks. I must admit, I never heard of them before. Dare I ask how much will it cost you? When you say full exhaust, I'm assuming from cat onwards?

Thanks guys! Much appreciated

PM sent regarding steering wheel surround around the cruise control (if it has it)

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Cheers guys, will see how far I get with this opportunity.

Hello and welcome nice zed there mate!

Hello and welcome

My gut feeling is to go for it and see what happens. Worry about it later when it comes. Just wanted to make sure I will still get the mortgage for the house.

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Was supposed to moved into our new house before last year's Xmas but unfortunately due to various build issue and delay from national grid connecting our new house, We are still renting at the moment and considered ourselves lucky that we are not on the chain. Having said that, a recruiter just rang me today and there might be a job suitable for me. I'm an Engineer (for the past 9 years) but currently on secondment within same company as a Asst Project Manager. I'll most likely move back to engineering once secondment ended in July this year. I'm really keen to stay in project management hence I'm interested with to explore further. He's got a role perfect for me and it's something I would like to do rather than going back into engineering and wait for other opportunity within my current company. The big question: I've got a mortgage offer now, just waiting for completion hopefully by July 2016. If I'm successful, i might start before completion hence I need to inform my lender. Since this is a new job, I'll be on 3 months probation. Will my lender see this as high risk and retract the mortgage offer? Any mortgage adviser here in the forum or any fellow forum member in this boat before? Thanks guys

Was supposed to moved into our new house before last year's Xmas but unfortunately due to various build issue and delay from national grid connecting our new house, We are still renting at the moment and considered ourselves lucky that we are not on the chain. Having said that, a recruiter just rang me today and there might be a job suitable for me. I'm an Engineer (for the past 9 years) but currently on secondment within same company as a Asst Project Manager. I'll most likely move back to engineering once secondment ended in July this year. I'm really keen to stay in project management hence I'm interested with to explore further. He's got a role perfect for me and it's something I would like to do rather than going back into engineering and wait for other opportunity within my current company. The big question: I've got a mortgage offer now, just waiting for completion hopefully by July 2016. If I'm successful, i might start before completion hence I need to inform my lender. Since this is a new job, I'll be on 3 months probation. Will my lender see this as high risk and retract the mortgage offer? Any mortgage adviser here in the forum or any fellow forum member in this boat before? Thanks guys

Was supposed to moved into our new house before last year's Xmas but unfortunately due to various build issue and delay from national grid connecting our new house, We are still renting at the moment and considered ourselves lucky that we are not on the chain. Having said that, a recruiter just rang me today and there might be a job suitable for me. I'm an Engineer (for the past 9 years) but currently on secondment within same company as a Asst Project Manager. I'll most likely move back to engineering once secondment ended in July this year. I'm really keen to stay in project management hence I'm interested with to explore further. He's got a role perfect for me and it's something I would like to do rather than going back into engineering and wait for other opportunity within my current company. The big question: I've got a mortgage offer now, just waiting for completion hopefully by July 2016. If I'm successful, i might start before completion hence I need to inform my lender. Since this is a new job, I'll be on 3 months probation. Will my lender see this as high risk and retract the mortgage offer? Any mortgage adviser here in the forum or any fellow forum member in this boat before? Thanks guys

or Jon@emperortuning they will have one for sale