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You'll need to add the cost of a 2nd battery to that one maybe? My youngest brothers a joiner and reckons Hitachi cordless aren't bad. He mostly uses Milwaukee cordless gear but doesn't like taking a £300 drill onto a roof. His Hitachi is 5 years old and used a lot more than the dearer one...

If you havn't stuck them on yet I would use 3mVHB (very high bond) double sided tape. No mess and there not the easiest things to hold in position while the silicone cures. I think the last roll I got was about £16 for a 12mm x 30m roll off ebay. Its the stuff the chrome car badges are stuck...

Incartec.co.uk sells the fascia adaptor without a hazard switch for £24.99, or try cncfabs, he's breaking cupcakes 03plate so it should be single DIN.:thumb2

When I took the standard single DIN out of mine there was 2 brackets screwed to the side of it which went straight on to my Kenwood head unit so the cage and the trim that goes around its face weren't needed. If you search google there's instruction somewhere to remove the dash containing the...

Nelson Mandela is sitting at home watching TV and drinking a beer when he hears a knock at the door. When he opens it, he is confronted by a little Japanese man, clutching a clipboard and yelling, "You Sign! You sign!" Behind him is an enormous truck full of car exhausts. Nelson is standing...

Yeah just seen it on news

Looks like its the same one. Starting bid of £650 the first time and now £800 Buy it Now:confused:

If its a black coloured one your after Mike Douglas at Carlisle should have one. I got the drivers side one out of a maverick 2 weeks ago.

[ATTACH]4658[/ATTACH You can have it for the cost of sending it if James hasn't one in his breaker £250 a side, was that for everything or just the outside panels? When I was looking for my van I went to see one that was advertised as a commercial though it was just a car version with the...

James is right, you'll never remove the side panels without damaging them as they're well glued in. The side panels are an aluminium sheet with a fibreglass panel on the back of them. These are bonded on from the outside then a galvanised steel sheet screws to the fibreglass from the inside...

Knights electrocom, www.kcb.co.uk Great service, very helpful.:thumbs:thumbs

Hows it coming on now boyo?:D Have you got your electromagnetic clutch power sussed? You've left us hanging here! :bow:bow

12-24v dc-dc converter would be easiest but £ depends on the amps it needs. I can't see it being easy to link up the batteries and keep the split charge for your winch battery but I'm no auto electrician:nenau

If your going to insure your Terrano for round about a grand I would be jumping at it. I can't see the point in buying something cheap which you'll probably have to do a bit of work on, chances are it'll not be taxed and you'll still be lucky to insure for any less. You might aswell put all...

If its not the actual chassis crossmember under the radiator but the body crossmember in front of it I think Manora maybe made his own box section bolt in version if thats any help:nenau Have a search.

I'm glad I'm nearly twice your age Ryan. My first car was a J reg Pug 205 Trio SX (a GTI shell with the sliding sunroof but just a 1.1) Paid maybe £1650 for it and was £700 to insure TPFT for just me. I don't know what your budget is but you can expect anything sub £500 or described as a...

I think the blue pallets all belong to a company called CHEP uk. The local pallet recycling man would never take them and when we gathered up enough CHEP would send a wagon to collect them from near Durham I think. They probably have been treated before being painted, makes them burn well...

Well I did change the radio 6 weeks ago. I fitted a Kenwood with a Kenwood bluetooth kit I used to have in a tractor. The radio wiring plugged into an adaptor for the steering wheel controls and then into the car harness. I know what you mean about swapping the Red and Yellow + wires but I...

When my footwell carpet was getting wet the water was getting under the plastic trim between the tail door and floor and running along the channel where the wiring goes under the floor straight to the footwell. Mines a van though with rubber matting on the floor, thats why I never noticed it but...

Got in my van after work tonight and the heater fan was blowing without the key in the ignition. Had to jump start it off the pick up. When I got home and stopped it the the lights on the dash, radio etc all go off but the heater keeps blowing. Has anyone else had this happen? or any ideas...