Pingu2

nice one - grats

went to see them and as they looked decent and were friendly (and i got a strong recommendation of course!) I have it booked in at Broad Lane.. will let you know if they do a good job in a month's time!

guess you need to find what the fault code is.. theres a procedure for doing this if you dont have an obd-ii reader.. http://www.350z-tech.com/zwiki/ECU_Reset

someone has recommended Broad Lane Garage in Hampton to me - anyone know of it? http://www.broadlanegarage.co.uk/index.shtml think ill go check it out tomorrow..

looks nice - another member of the chilli club

hmm nearly as fast as a carerra gt round nurburgring? 55k has to make it the best bargain car on the market then..

Carbon style shell-suit woohooo!

well I know Xquisite have a good rep - didnt know they had done yours Andy. Anyway I wasted my lunch hour going over to west mosely to look for them I heard rumors of a good place in Hampton that I am trying to get details of..

please mark speed cameras on route map ...

well its a bit far but if nothing else is suggested .. - would rather find somewhere nearer if possible! i dont want to go a shop with no recommendation - and none of my friends actually have a car worth more than 20p (I shouldnt hang out with these damn hippies!)

is there anyone who can recommend a good bodyshop in south london - still need to get my nismo spoiler painted and fitted! (keep forgetting!) i just drove over to xquisite automotive to find they have moved (they dont answer the phone number on their website either).. anyone have contact details for them?

OK - table at 7 would work I guess - cant remember what time we had last time? 8:30?

I would prefer to do lunch - I remember last time we went there - we didnt spend long taking photos at all and yet I wasnt home till 12:30 or something..

put me down I think

I feel a christmas present to myself coming on in a month or 2..

theres also a place in japan that sells them - I have posted a link before if you want to search for it!

if you find my previous posts I explained how I fitted the screen - but basically I cut a few mm off the screen housing along the top and drilled a few holes in the side which I then used to screw it to the cubby

The door isnt so bad I am used to it - would be nicer if it fully retracted but in fact its quite useful that it doesnt as it can help cut down on glare from the screen I find.. I have explained this stuff before in ICE section (and posted photos!) - suggest you search a bit! The screen of course needs a power source.. along with a USB and a VGA cable running to the PC (USB assuming its a touchscreen)..

bit harsh to get divorced just cos she was yabbering away and made you crash!

ah usb i see if the computer only has usb v1.1 ports and your tv usb device only supports usb v2 then it clearly wont work.. i would recommend sticky with the 2003 cubby if installing a touchscreen there.. I even bought a 2003 cubby and installed in my 2004 car for this purpose.. you can fit the motorised cubby if you want (and its not cheap to buy one) but installing a screen will then become a nightmare..