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Yes they are Alex

Tell you what, If it does not fix it, you can return it to me for a full refund However, if it does fix it, you pay me the full Nissan retail Alex

Unless it is a coincidence than it must be the compression rod. Did you refit the the compression rod ball joint seating cone? If seating cone is properly insitu and not damaged, then I would bung a new compression rod on, or perhaps fit an oem compression rod bush to start with which I have in stock priced at £37.50. However if it was mine I would stop pussying about and bite the bullet and just fit a new compression rod, cone and nut. Alex

Are the front caliper bolts tight?

The diagnoses for a vibration through braking will be completely different from the knocking that you reported in your first post. So which one is it that you require help with? Alex

In stock and good to go same/next day viewtopic.php?f=157&t=28625 viewtopic.php?f=157&t=29441 Alex

Okay no drama mate, only trying to help. I hope that you find your fix and when you do please do let us know, as every day is a school day, even for us veterans Alex.

The ball joint can appear to be solid yet still knock. Trust me. Alex

Sounds like the compression rod ball joint. I have replaced 4 of these in the past 3 weeks all with similar symptoms as yours, and all with very little play in the ball joint. Best to replace the cone and nut when you are at it. All in stock and good to go same/next day Let me know if I can help you further viewtopic.php?f=157&t=43455 viewtopic.php?f=157&t=57108 Alex

C0115 relates to an engine coolant temperature circuit malfunction. edit: Sorry my bad, P0115 relates to an engine coolant temperature circuit malfunction and not C0115 Alex

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In stock and good to go same/next day. Alex.

Circa £400.00/£500.00 for gearbox overhaul. £200/£250 Remove and refit box. £285.00 Exedy Clutch Kit. £345.00 OEM Dual mass or single mass fly. Alex.

All parts in stock, however I would require some more details of the car before I can price up for you mate, inparticular is it a HR or a DE? Alex

Michael, The best advice that I can give you is to take the caliper to a machine shop for professional removal of the broken bleeder as this is the best chance that you have of saving the caliper mate. In the event that they fail then I have plenty preowned calipers in stock good to go same/next day. Alex

Nice one DoogyRev PM received and replied to Paul Alex

Congratulations mate on the new arrival. Alex

Sounds like front transmission bearing or flywheel as per your description mate. Both are easy fixes, however the gearbox has to be dropped which is no big deal. If you are planning on carrying out this work yourself then please find below schematics which will help you understand the transmission layout. All parts required including clutch kits and flywheels are in stock and all good to go same/next day. Alex

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Sorry to hear of your mishap Phil. Best to get the car up on a ramp to assess the true damage mate. The steering and suspension have obviously taken a hit resulting in the steering wheel being off centre. Once on the ramp you will soon see what is pushed back or bent. If you are planning on the insurance route then fine, however if you are considering fixing yourself then I should have most parts in stock either new or preowned, but the first step is to get the car professionally inspected unless you have the experience to check it out yourself. Good luck Phil and I hope it is not to serious or expensive mate. Alex

Sounds like it may be clutch bearing or clutch cover diaphragm. Or may be front transmission bearing. Alex

Same problem as quoted had to get my engine light reset a couple of times now, so I guess we are agreeing the spacer just screws on to the existing Berks fitting? Presumedly the extra length does not interfere with any part of the engine-exhaust area? Alex if your reading this, a nod of the head gets you a sale You have the nod mate The extra O2 simulator should not interfere with the undercarriage and providing they are not pointing downwards then you will also have enough ground clearance. Alex

New Genuine Eibach nuts in stock if required. Alex

OEM in here finished in Black or Alezan at half the price of what Nissan charge. viewforum.php?f=157 Alex