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Russell Brand is the biggest waste of space on TV!! To the honest, I would rather join this weird couponing group than sit and watch one of his shows - his jokes are not even remotely funny. TV is pretty diabolical - but it will get better as we all get older, and develop demntia - where all...

try these people http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Nissan-Terrano-Brake-Master-Cylinder-kit-M1471-/270745930168?pt=UK_CarsParts_Vehicles_CarParts_SM&hash=item3f09b709b8 They are meant to supplyt rebuild kits - give them the codes, and see what they come up with! £20 and a bit of work rebuilding is...

First things first, do you have read only software? Many mainstream are just code readers. They will tell you what it is, so you can take it to a garage. If so, would explain why you cannot turn the light off, only see why it is on.

Please tell me you disconnected the battery before unplugging the ecu?? Open Bonnet Close all doors, take key out of ignition Wait until it goes to sleep (20-30 mins) Disconnect battery. Leave for 2-6 hours. It SHOULDN'T remember the fault. If it comes up again, it may have spiked the ECU...

QD32 IIRC. No problems finding parts, they are the same engine as fitted to the Elgrand, Cabstar, and Navara 3.2 parts are available fairly easily!:thumbs They are also the engine that powers airport tugs, and fork lifts. In effect, it has replaced the old SD33 in respect of what it powers.

There is a less than environmentally friendly way an old boy down the road swears by that kills all know greenery....old battery acid:nenau He has a problem with Japanese Knotweed, and reckons it's the only thing that kills them off never to return!

Supaguard....don't bother! Paint Sealant - £5 Car Shop Scotchguard - £5 Supermarket Window Etch - £8 at a carpark near you, or try a police station. Vinyl Protector - £4 a bottle. Job done!

You cannot compare! Jedward are in a league of their own. Maybe you could sue them for a few million - say that their hairstyles are representative of your image, and they are using it without permission:thumbs

Yeah, Whack a pic up - usually it is the thread on the shock that snaps, has a square end to hold with an 8mm spanner, whilst you do up the bigger nut below, that holds the shock in place. If the chassis mounting bracket has snapped, it will need welding. If the shock thread has snapped - and...

The circuitboard won't melt - but you will need the needle point on the soldering iron! Cheats way is to heat the legs and the heat will tranfer down. Most of the time, you would just trace the footing on the rear of the borad. Do not force it, allow it to come off with as little pressure as...

Maxxis Bravos/Mudders/Trepadors - they are from 60-90 a corner, last and grip as well as BFG's, in fact better in the wet! Tried and tested! Great for road, rock, mud.

Oh no! Not them....is it just me, or does anyone else see the irony that their hairstyles look like two short planks?

Glad you are feeling better - i'm new, so forgive my ignorance on your ailment. I can sympathise though, as I had a spinal injury a few years back that left me paralysed for a while, and the road back to normality was, and still is, very hit and miss! Keep on fighting!:thumb2

Excellent - made me chuckle!:thumb2

If you tv is an LCD, and below 19" it SHOULD be 12v - have a check on the back! Your mains will come with a transformer box half way down it? The amperor will plug into the back of the TV, where your current power lead plugs in through the jack plug. (same as lap top ) Here is the best place...

I will try to make it a little simple without going into sine waves etc. When you were trying your friends TV from a 12v source, it would power up, but not have a stable power supply - so would not work 100%. Sometimes, you will get pic and no sound, other times the other way round. The 12v...

Get a motorhome, better income, no running costs, and it pays for your holidays...and whats more, you don't have to go back to the same old site year after year!:thumb2

Totally agree! This is why we have to run on the 'safe side' as we are hiring ours to people that are used to leaving the TV on all day in the background, leaving lights on etc, and leaving the power on when they are not using it. One thing about camping - you soon notice how much water you...

Clean both surfaces, and bond back together. The above Tiger seal, or a resin. They were stuck that way first time round, they can stick like it again!

Milners are around £31 for shocks. Not really worth repairing, at look on the bright side - at least they will be new!