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don't worry if it all goes wrong, as long as the stud is out you can oversize the hole and use a helicoil kit, they come in all sizes and are great for restoring a knackered thread

its been down for at least 2 days, probably one of those simple tweeks that turned into 'shit did i just delete the database' moments

artex, bakerlite, vinyl floor tiles just to name a few of the common ACM's, then you got the old nurostone flue systems, total ban as a building material in 1999, much later than people think

you can clean a maf, just have to be carefull, from memory they are security torx, if you break out the center pin then a normal torx will fit

make sure you disconnect the lever form the diaphragm, its its still connected you are fighting against a spring, once the lever is unhooked it will give you a better idea if its seized or not

they are larger cos they got more tread on them, if we have a tyre with 1mm tread a circumference of 1000mm (easy number to work with) the diameter would be 1000mm/3.142 = 318mm, if we now look at that same tyre with 10mm tread(easy number again) that would add 20mm to our diameter 338mm, make...

I'll stick with my original advice thanks, but agree that what a man does in his own home is down to him and there is nothing that can stop that

sorry but you are incorrect, you have to be gas safe registered to work on gas appliances, its as simple as that, there are no workarounds, anything else would be contravention of the gas safety act - its nothing to do with hire or reward, the only way you can prove that you are competent is by...

listen to the above, take it up the dump they have oil tank for engine oil ,stick it in that, 6ltr aint that much few bottles and you can get rid of it in the bin

would meter the maf just to see if there is a circuit, there will be a resistance reading, someone else may have that information but if you getting nothing then your maf maybe dead

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yes there are 2 bulbs for the backlight, replace them both or you will end up with one side brighter then the other, if you take the cluster out and take the back off you will see a row of pins that line up with the lcd, when i did mine there was hardly and solder so you need to use a soldering...

Australia has all the fun stuff, they got plenty of places to play

if your paying monthly then the insurance has been paid, your just paying back the loan for the insurance so it will be the credit company/loanshark upset and not the insurance company, basically your tied into a credit agreement, this would explain high fees

in which case just suspend it anyway, if its not used by the next renewal date it will cancel and you should get most of your money back for months not used and you wont pay a cancellation fee cos you didn't cancel, depends how much you have left to run on the policy and if you want the money...

avoid canceling unless you really have to, its gonna cost you, if your planning to use the insurance again then just suspend it, save all the fees and you dont lose the months its been suspended for as they rebate you for then months you didnt use, well thats what my insurance company did

its not much but i fit amps for my son and his m8s, the only problem i have is crimping the big connector for the battery, so treated myself to these sorry about the small picture, way to lazy to take one myself so robbed the ebay 1, for more info...

i think most modern clutch kits come with some sort of plastic alignment thingy

no less safe than the cheap plug in adaptors, as long as your house wiring is up to scratch then any electrical problems then electrics should trip