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A Tesco spokesman said of the attack: "We’re sorry to hear this happened."
Is that really the best they could offer when their premises has been used to commit a crime
Fortunately the scroats did not know how the start the ZED but it does make you think that the Black-jax anti-jacking device that Clifford make could be a worhwhile investment
I find a soft tooth brush, dampened, does the trick and wipe off with a good microfibre cloth. Personally I wouldn't use washing-up liquid as that undermines the very polish/wax that has just been put on
Chris is very brave 'detailing' his with a stanley knife I tend to use a toothpick particularly when gunge gets under the rubber seals around the windows or they sometimes turn in on themselves and the t'pick helps to lift them out flat again. Always use a t'pick for touching in stone chips, rather than a brush. So if you see me nicking the picks off resturant tables you now know why
Welcome to the forum
Is there a prize or reward for recruiting him?
Sure is....... just apply to any of the Mods and they will send a new replacement flyer, (you might even get more than one!) compliments of 350Z-UK
I think you may be onto something then
Nah, shes not that good, I just want to see her beat Louis! Better get her into more training, she hasnt quite mastered heel toe just yet
Careful after saying that, she just might stamp her heel on your toe
Welcome to the forum and back to ZED ownership - they do get addictive - on the second one myself.
Obviously a man who likes to look forward noting the anticipation in your sig
Thanks Chris - me, I'll drive all day in the ZED given the chance, but it is more important the journey up and back is as comfortable as possible for June before I throw her around in the Highlands And also having another offer for an overnighter with members a bit further south -I'm feeling quite emotional about what a great forum this is
Decisions to make - June where are you (gone shopping again )
Most of us have those moments, as I did recently - this link might help to post up a quick pic or two which is good alternative to using photobucket or similar for bulk posting
viewtopic.php?f=7&t=23129
Follow what Chesterfield says and that should crack it.
Found this excellent 'sticky' that toffeeman produced - makes it all so clear to us laymen.
viewtopic.php?f=35&t=15928&hilit=axle
The thread also contains the relevant TSB (ignore the years quoted) which makes it clear parts should be replaced. As ZMANALEX says the grease option, if it works, is only a temp fix
http://www.350z-tech.com/zwiki/TSB_04-0 ... _Rear_Axle
Hope this helps your understanding R800NER and if necessary can be quoted to the service manager as to what should be done, hopefully at minimal cost to you
There is one big advantage of driving at night in Scotland - the moving sheds will have pulled over although the rutting season brings out a new challenge, as Andrew will testify from lasts years drive back from the Hoon to FA
Yeah, but in the real world how often is that going to happen - the main thing is how good is the torque for everyday driving. One thing we all know on here is that the 350's are an absolute dream of a driving machine (for the money) and lets hope the 370 can better it