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ZMANALEX

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  1. As Shezza has said: ^^^ Headlamp washer pumps in stock and good to go same/next day.
  2. I have a pair of pre owned for sale. however, collection only from PH1 4HS or PH2 6EZ
  3. 4 hours labour to install a clutch kit in a DE.
  4. Yes, but I would recommend a new pivot ball.
  5. In that case, this is the best that I can do: https://www.4ignis.co.uk/fridge-freezer/arl-758a-853977801012/catalogue.pl?path=642802&model_ref=4518152&page=2
  6. Buy a new one and ditch all the defrosted food
  7. to the forum Rhys.
  8. I sincerely hope that you are not referring to me.
  9. That is a bit harsh Colin, and totally uncalled for:
  10. And your rash comments at £100.00 a pop could become quite costly
  11. Stand back and think about it for a moment Dan, instead of going off like a cannon.
  12. Providing it is a 6 speed manual and not an auto box then it will fit, however, you will have to fit a cast UK clutch fork and the appropriate pivot ball.
  13. If your car is leaning out then I would not recommend that the car is driven in earnest until the issue is fixed.
  14. I reckon that the insurance claim would be successful if worded correctly as interpretation would be key.(excuse the pun) "Damaged" could be construed as broken so I do not think that they would instruct a loss adjuster in this instance. What you have is a damaged component which is clearly defined in the JL print. IMHO I do not view this issue as wear and tear as I have experienced this issue on extremely low mileage cars. Just my 2 pence worth, although still a bit of a grey area. Good luck.
  15. Yes, the 265 will fit a standard 18" Ray. I used to run the Federal RSR (amongst others) on my 350 until I recently changed to Yokohama A052's I think that I may still have a new set of RSR's in stock, so if you decide to go that route then let me know and I will confirm the sizes and work out a deal for you. Alex.
  16. Just in case you did not find it: https://www.350z-uk.com/topic/77426-buyers-guide/
  17. If it is the release bearing that is noisy then a new one will fix your issue, however, if it is the gearbox idler gear/first motion shaft bearing that is noisy, then it will not.
  18. Talk to Nissan customer services before you proceed with any Ombudsman. They may authorise a goodwill as warranty will definitely not pay
  19. Chris, Preowned gearboxes in stock and good to go same/next day. Just drop me a PM if I can help further. Also when the box is out might be a plan to swop out the clutch at the same time. https://www.350z-uk.com/topic/117982-for-sale-clutch-and-flywheel-combo-kits-10-in-stock/?tab=comments#comment-1759827 Alex.
  20. Well done Paul, another example of a successful DIY
  21. Loads, best to refer to the forum buyers guide.
  22. The front wings are bolt on and easily replaced.
  23. Depending on the extent of the rust I would not worry too much about it. Easily cut out and repaired, however, a pair of rust free or new wings might be a plan for the future. Certainly not a deal breaker, however, it might give you some negotiating power.
  24. to the forum. Good luck with the new car.
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