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Pm sent for slam panel

Hmm, sound like there is a fault somewhere in the alarm system. I also did thought of the switch to unable the sensor, but I can't find it behind the passenger seat too. Hopefully someone with similar experience can jump in and help you out.

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Hello and welcome Where about are you in the wonderful West Yorkshire?

Just happened last night only? Or been couple of nights? My alarm keeps going off last week at night but soon figure out it was a moth inside the car that sets it off. Lucky for me have found the moth on the roof liner. Maybe worth a hunt

Thanks for the heads up. Will keep an eye on this. This info definitely should be pinned

EBay is your best friend on this as above. Got mine from ebay and has been fine for past 5 months.

Have a read here http://www.350z-uk.com/topic/56308-what-can-happen-if-you-run-your-zed-on-95-ron/ Better be safe than sorry

Sad news about your yellow GT4, but really glad that you OK mate! Hope your insurance will sort out soon and get another zed.

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Hello and welcome I feel for you mate. As above, I never trust those automated car wash.

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You have a PM

Found this bad boy whilst browsing Argos sales. 1/2" drive for 28Nm to 210nm. http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/7004243.htm Seems good review, and should be good for DIY but no calibration certificate tho.

Alternatively, cut a piece of microfiber cloth and place it between the thin plate and magnet. That should stop the scratching

Strong magnets should do the job. Make sure they are really strong!! Use double sided to stick a strip of thin metal on your number plate, then glue/masking tape, silicone, etc strong magnets behind the bumper where you want your number plate to be. Examples: http://www.amazon.co.uk/First4magnets-20mm-Thick-Neodymium-Magnet/dp/B0038E2KYE/ref=pd_bxgy_60_text_y http://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/Magnets-/147829/i.html Make sure you have 3 or more individual contact point to avoid it moving about whilst driving at speed. If you are going to place it on a curved surface, make sure the metal plate is shaped to match ensuring best contact before sticking it onto the number plate. Also ensure the surface is clean before attaching the plate as the strong magnet will pull the plate and might scratch your bumper. Note: I've never done this before but just an idea for you to explore. I've used these magnets to stick 'L' plate on my previous mini and it works really well.

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Do you post to Italy?........... Only joking. GLWTS!

Hello and welcome Pics are always great to be shared

Same warning lights on mine last week. OBD2 Bluetooth reader reported PC2135 - Throttle/Pedal position sensor/Switch 'A'/ "B" Voltage Correlation. Might be worth investing in a reader and check the fault code before clearing it with a pedal dance. At least you are aware of the potential fault. Used the OBD2 to clear the CEL light, did the pedal dance to reset the TB. Everything seems well now, did a 80 miles run over the weekend around Peak District and no issue throughout.

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Great pics there!