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I think you have to have it reset by nissan or ford i dont think that they automatically reset if there has been a problem.

I think this could be a serious issue as it effects the seat belt mount and if it is not repaired correctly could be very dangerous and could cause death or seroius injury can somebody with the problem please take photos and write a short explanation and show the correct method of repair so we...

yes its not worth messing when its structural if its a spot weld drill it through and use a nut and bolt or get it welded its about 10 mins work if you have prepared it. Be very carefull when using silicon you have to use proper body work sealer household silicon gives of ammonia that premotes...

If the flywheel has 6 bolts you may be able to turn the flywheel round on set of bolts so that it stops in a different place but you need to check the ring gear first it maybe a starter motor fault

the bosch and hitachi maffs are totally different and not interchangable so in therory you should have a bosch starter but i cant see why it would make much difference the 9 tooth one will turn the engine over slower than a 10 tooth one but i have looked and although there were two types of...

yes one starter motor has 1 more tooth than the other if i remember right the 2kw has 10 teeth and the 2.5 has 9 teeth but as far as i am aware the ring gear on the flywheel is the same so they should be interchangeable. The engine will always stop in on of 4 places just before a compression...

i use a 1.5t alloy trolly jack with no problems its only got a short reach but if you jack under the axles you dont need anything bigger. these vehicles have a kerb wieght of around 2t but you cant lift the whole car on one trolly jack so you are only lifting around 1 ton at a time. As shark1e...

The grease you need is a good quality LM grease this is standard wheel bearing grease. When tightening the wheel bearings grab the top and bottom of the wheel and rock it to see how much play there is adjust the bearing nut until you can feel the smallest amount of free play (just detectable)...

there is an easier way to remove the moisture and thats to remove the seal and turn the lights on for a while. This doesn't clean the lens's but it will get you through an mot but there should be you should find out were the water has come from the main culprit is the rubber seal missing around...