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Just been in touch with VX and they can't find a replacement LP valve under any of the 2 part numbers I gave or any of the ones on there system for my car.

They do have the HP 13277003 but Vauxhall said it did not match my system. 

I would rather replace with new if I can.

Yes, that is the valve part no. of the one Vx replaced on my 3.2.

Just been in touch with VX and they can't find a replacement LP valve under any of the 2 part numbers I gave or any of the ones on there system for my car.

They do have the HP 13277003 but Vauxhall said it did not match my system. 

I would rather replace with new if I can.

Anything I should know about replacing these things ?
Any clips needed ?

The thing is in a pretty shit condition and sticking on one side so a full strip down needed me thinks 
Also seams to be flapping around across the beam 

I'm breaking an estate if you want any replacement airbag bit's

Shouldn't have delivery problems with SGS. Their orders usually arrive just as you've finished your online order. 

Yep been watching this-at last a decent programme worth watching.A lot of state of the art stuff and a crew of only 700 where the Americans have crews in the thousands.I was surprised that the upper deck guns they test fired on tonights episode aren't radar guided or something instead of being "hand held" as it were and aimed seemingly by eye.First thing I thought when they said she went to sea with 200 civilian workers aboard for finishing work was "Shades of Prince of Wales when she sailed with Hood to find Bismark" but no doubt plenty of ships have sailed with "civvies" on board.

And remember what happened to both of them.  Is this carrier as obsolete as they were at the time?

However, I am proud that our Royal Navy has it's big ship, aircraft carrier, policy back to project British power.  How long it would last in any conflict is another matter. I had a terrible sad feeling thinking that the young crew of 700 could perish very quickly in the vast areas of the ship given the history of such vessels.

Today, I slammed the bonnet shut on the Jag.

Not in temper or anything...  ...the bloody struts have failed

https://www.sgs-engineering.com/gas-struts

Is it only us that'd invest all that time,effort and money in building an aircraft carrier and not have any actual aircraft to put on it?Pretty much like building a battleship without the guns.

The UK has taken delivery of 14 F35Bs so far and they are still all in the US as the pilots are being trained there at the moment. The carrier landing and take-off trials will start this year. The pilot skills required for carrier operations are more demanding than virtually any other type of flying, so at about $100m an aircraft taking their time to get them fully operational is perfectly reasonable.

The UK going for the VTOL version with the carrier having no catapults or arrestor gear is also sensible considering the size of our defence budget and the amount of additional training required for this type of operations. Russian carrier attrition rates shows what happens if you don't have sufficient regular training, where they lost two aircraft in carrier accidents during their short Syrian deployment.

.. and don't sit on it by mistake.