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no mines mounted in the gearbox bellhousing I have the earlier tdi with the hitachi mafs sensor if you have a bosch system they may be different I will have a look when i see the car next I have had to leave it at a friends farm as we dont have any room on our drive and I am getting ear ache...

Its a long time since i had mine out i seem to think that its directly under the manifold if you were to have the gearbox off and view the engine from the rear it would be at about the 2 oclock position

I have that one in the front but i also have one at the rear of the engine under the inlet manifold

my car runs on white diesel but I like a drop of the old black stuff :lol:

red diesel will be gone by next october but legitimate people will be able to reclaim some of the tax back

you will get a better deal from www.brakesint.co.uk

try NFU they used to cover modded 4x4 on and off road www.nfumutual.co.uk/you/motor-insurance/car-insurance.htm

11 and 12 are because you disconnected the afm the fault will be with the magnetic crank sensor on the rear of the engine it picks up metal fillings from the starter ring gear and the clutch which stops it working correctly sending weak signals to the ecu. Its very easy to fix just locate it...

look on the drivers side where the intercooler joins the inlet manifold if you have what looks like a choke flap mounted in the pipe you will have an erg valve if its just a plain pipe with no linkage on the out side you wont have one. the erg valve is mounted underneath the inlet manifold at...

Sorry I have been away But I do know all about these sensors and can confirm they are no longer availible for the front. nissan who have them made in there infinate wisdom changed the sensors from ones that just fit the terrano and maverick to a sensor that is common accross there vehicle...

my gearstick is fine but the wifes gone all wobbily Thats the last time we have a picnic at longleat those lions were very hungry!

I thought Boils law stated that once the kettle 2000w has boiled The wife can bring me a cuppa 87.45 degrees celcius with a sugar to coffee ratio of 2-1 and a dash of milk.

Thats ok but I am sure people who have never been trained would'nt understand how dangerous an airbag or tensioner can be when your the wrong side of the charge.

It is illegal to remove an airbag you have to have training and a shotgun lisence if you want to dactivate them. I had to go on a 2 day course it was great fun exploding airbags I swear i coulnd't hear a thing after one went off and i was only about 10ft away. The Airbag is also a key safety...

sorry have been away on holiday I use this relay http://www.antares.co.uk/prod%20auto%20split%20charge.htm its a very reliable relay but it costs a lot of money and is probabaly a bit over the top for what you need I have also tried this relay and was very impressed again its very easy to wire...

Deano looked on his and found one so i had a look on mine Its in the same place as the earlier one but its built into the banjo union instead of being inside the pump. The banjo is part of a short length of steel pipe I removed the whole lot it made the job very easy.

you have to be moving to go in and out of 4h but you have to stop to get 4l

Just reading through the post and as it has just been said by toolbox swap the wires on the sensor and see if it makes it worse or better. also there is a mini filter on the tdi models its built into the banjo I removed the short steel pipe and blew mine through with carb cleaner and then...

If its a 3 way fridge it works slightly different to a normal fridge Its called an adsorbtion type.if you can get it out turn it upside down for 12h and then up the right was for 24h and then switch it on. The unit is filled with two types of gas which should seperate but if a fridge is left for...

I have been working in paris and its been 34 degrees and bright sunshine all week I didn't belive people when the said they had had heavy rain I drove all the way back home through dark clouds but the roads were dry until i was 10 miles from home and all the roads were flooded