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I am very impressed. Did it cost much/easy to do? I've looked everywhere to buy one with no luck!

Popular question, i'm sure, but where did you get the snorkel?

What year is your's Bigsean? I'm guessing your switch doesn't click on and stay in an 'on' position?

Can anyone confirm whether the switch clicks on and off or just pushes please?

In a nutshell this doesn't work on mine and hasn't since I got it. My question is: Is the switch just a push to make circuit and the light illuminates and heater works thermostatically, cutting out when screen is clear, or does the switch actually click on and then click off manually? The fuse...

Does that mean you are embarrassed by the vehicle that you now drive? I'm all for comaraderie so I will be waving, as I already do, but I don't think people really know what you're doing!!

Welcome aboard. Nice to see another Suffolk member. :thumbs

Alas it seems that these big name fitters, with branches everywhere, are reliant on the people they employ and the heavy sales targets that they impose upon them. Sadly this means that they employ managers that are good at selling rather than being good at mechanical engineering. With that said...

I might be being thick or something but why would there be any pull either direction unless there was a fault?

I must say it is quite irritating when you are involved in a car accident and the attending police officers are intent on proving either speed or alcohol involvement. Once that has been disproved they seem to scratch their heads! :nenau I will also agree that attitudes on the roads, from all...

http://www.carbibles.com/ Just found this. Apparently it's been copied and sold on Ebay many times. Has some interesting facts among the pages.

If I followed this thread correctly so far the servo checks to be fine. To clarify you should run the engine for a few minutes, switch off, pump brake pedal several times to exhaust the vacuum, hold brake pedal down and switch engine back on whilst holding. If pedal gives under your foot then...

Did we really need to see that? Or am I just getting old? Drive at speed if you dare but why video it and post to the world? Got to be an ego thing! And I assume he's holding the camera so that's one hand left on the wheel :eek: I have seen far to many accidents to be able to even vaguely...

Cheers Rick, think you're right. My local parts supplier has comma on shelf and I already get at least 10% discount there. Just amazed that Oilman put this thread then didn't answer it. :nono

I take that back! Membership fees just to be able to access their mapping tools! I understand why they are in existence but not quite what I was looking for at this stage. And nothing local in Suffolk or Norfolk :confused:

When or how will I get a response to this???:nenau

The cable should slide through very easily, definitely by hand. If the cost is a bit much it might be worth taking it off the vehicle and dripping oil down the cable and allowing to soak and see if it frees off. Some cheap methods, from others with experience, have been mentioned. Sounds more...

Try this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M8l-AzJ4j7Q and this: http://www.frost.co.uk/aumotive-brakes-tools/hydraulic-cable-oiler.html might be cheaper elsewhere just the ones I knew about. Although from my experience handbrake cables usually jam up because they are starting to breakup...

Very interesting site, thank you. Much to read and absorb. Just need to find a 'mate' with a 4x4. Everyone I know seem to drive people carriers or sporty hatchbacks!

Ok so I'm new to the off-roading scene, but not to 4x4 vehicles, and am drawn to the idea of green laning but where to start? Basically I'm looking for a beginners guide to finding green lanes in a given area. Any suggestions?