SteveW

I organised a group buy with RS last year and can fully recommend RS's service. When I eventually get my supercharger I'll be going back.....bit down the line yet though lol!!

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Hi mate thanks for the advice. I did the little cable enable as you suggested and the boiler was working so must be a dodgy stat. One of my mates just qualified as a sparky and is coming over Friday to confirm I'm not being a Jaffa lol. Thanks again

Evening folks! I have recently moved into a new house which has a Ideal logic+30 combi boiler and Salus RT500RF timer/stat. The problem I have is that no matter what I set the thermostat to the boiler, when central heating is turned on, it simply does not go off. The boiler runs constantly no matter how high or low I set the thermostat. I've even tried turning the stat off completely but it still runs constantly. The only way to turn it off is by twisting the knob on the boiler back to hot water only. This means when I have the central heating on I'm running up and down the stairs every half hour to try and maintain an ok temperature, not really ideal. Anyway as I've said I tried everything and done some checks. The thermostat panel is 'talking' to the receiver upstairs. I know this because if I turn the thermostat to a higher setting than the room is at the small heat call light comes on on the receiver and on the thermostat panel. If I turn the temp below the current room temp the green heat call light on the receiver goes off. I've also changed the batteries just in case, read that this can sort some problems. Sadly though the thermostat will not control the boiler at all. I think the receiver isn't talking to the boiler because they aren't connected together by any wires. I opened up the receiver today and it is connected to the mains but the three other terminals - NO, COM and NC are not wired to anything. Inside the boiler there is a link wire between the 'thermostat' connection and 'timer' connection from reading the install manual I've found it suggests that this gives a permanent heat call to the boiler which would explain why the thermostat doesn't control the boiler. I removed the link wire to see what would happen and basically if the boiler setting was put to water and CH the CH would not come on at all, this is what I expected because without the link wire nothing is telling the boiler to come on , I.e. no heat call. Looking in the manual I believe the receiver should be connected to the boiler. Looking at the manual I think I need to connect 'COM' on the receiver to the 'STAT' connection in the boiler and 'NO' on the receiver to the 'TIMER' connection in the boiler. Does anyone know if this is correct? Could I do any damage just by giving What I think is right a go? Alternatively should I just call a plumber? Could I be missing something? Thank you Steve

I run 600RBF never had any boiling issues. I do 3-4 trackdays a year and the rest of the time it's my daily drive.

Maybe mate, I think it's the only explanation there can be UK roads are terrible! When the wheel bearing goes next time I'll be putting a new hub on as the shim is a pita to get to sit right!

I've had a similar problem In the past with my rear left the hub itself was warped by 0.07mm which translates at the outer edge of the disk to 0.2mm runout which =vibrations!! Car has never hit anything but the rear left hub is warped. I could only fix it by putting in a 4 thou shim and rotating the disk until total runout dropped below 0.05mm. Not vibes since. So yes a hub can warp without an impact or I believe it can.

Hi mate sorry for delay not been on for a while, I think shipping would be approximately £20 as some couriers won't take tyres and they are quite large. Would be willing to travel a bit for £20 so could deliver within about 50-60 miles for that. Cheers

Hi mate, no these came out of my previous car and have been sat in a wardrobe taking up space since I got the zed. Lol

Yes there is enough thread in the OEM wheel studs but as said stick a washer on to prevent damaging the discs.

That's what I did then cut a round hole in the deflector and routed the pipe through that and behind the crash bar.

Ps was glad to see England win obviously but if the Scottish hadn't made so many mistakes in the final third I think Scotland would have won.

What's quite funny is that English is a mixture of pretty much every single ancient dialect there ever was so what is proper English? Roman English Saxon English Viking English Norman English In fact they are all one and the same, just with extra words added by every conquering civilisation who captured England. Basically however it's pronounced it's still proper English.

Well I'm surprised it's charged on the delivery too I stand corrected.

Think I over priced this originally so now reduced to £100 + delivery

Now also listed on eBay item number 320842738259

Now also listed on eBay item number 320842732774

Awesome!!! I have a bit of wind noise from passenger side think I'm gonna have a fiddle tomorrow! Awesome find! Cheers

When I have bought stuff from the US it has always been that duty is charged on the cost of the item. Not on the cost of the delivery and insurance that's an extra. In essence it's like buying something VAT free from the uk, you add the VAT onto the item cost. You are essentially paying the VAT on the item.

Social skills, politeness, respect that's how you achieve the answers you want. If on the uthr and u cum on ere talkin in txt spk which a lot of ppl h8 and sayin they know nuthin + bad mouthin those who've bin there and dun it expect 2 B treated like u av tret the uthrs! In reality however if you had used the search before demanding answers you would have already found most of the answers you were looking for. As said PM Tarmac, CS, P15ULT and see how people can help and remember the key thing when dealing with others. Politeness, respect and spell words correctly! Not doing so is absurdly lazy in modern society with spelling and grammatical help built into virtually every single word processing package. If you can't spell, copy and paste are your friends.

These now need to gop before I move house £150

Duck and Cover warm winter coat size XL I have hardly worn it due to the fact that I'm always boiling!! Its in very good / excellent condition, virtually unworn. Thick, warm winter coat, dark navy blue, synthetic fur lined hood, synthetic fur lined shoulder portion of the coat, quilted lining. Pocket in the left sleeve with logo above, two side pockets, 1 internal pocket. Press stud detachable hood, press stud and velcro storm front. Goes to about mid thigh length on a six foot chap Cost £300 originally looking for £150 will post this. The pictures really don't do it justice. Thanks Steve

Right having a clear out before I move house. Have not used these in ages so I figure its about time I get rid, has some good times on these So we have: 2 x Sherwood PM9800 Turntables with 2 Slipmats and Ortofon OM-DJS Needles 1 x Gemini PMX-140 Pre-Amp Mixer - Features: 2 Stereo Channels, 2 Phono / Line Convertible, 1 Phono, 1 Line and 1 Mic Input, Crossfader Curve Control, Reverse Crossfade 'Hamster' Switch, Rotary Kills, Kill Switches, Dual LED Display, Punch in Buttons, Master and Record Outputs. £200+ of Vinyl - Classic trance, dance and house Sunset on Ibiza Darude - Sandstorm Lost Witness - Happiness Happening, Red Sun Rising Moonman - Galaxia Bulgarian - Travel Sasha - XPander Ariel - A9 to name but a few. Collection only due to sensitivity of the equipment - £200 Located 1 mile from J38 of the M1. Thanks Steve[*]

Seen as my I.C.E. days are over I'm selling my subs, amp and box. The subs are 12" Cadence Z12W-4 The amp is a Cadence Ultra Drive Q300 2 Channel Powerdrive Carpeted box. I recall paying about £300 for these so looking for £150 - collection only at this stage as having a clear out before I move house. Thanks Steve