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Although, this caught my eye other day...
http://www.elitecar.co.uk/used-cars/vauxhall-insignia-2-8-i-v6-turbo-24v-vxr-5dr-kingsley-nr-bordon-201502160993958
Lol
because sure as eggs are eggs the cooler will let go. 
they leave sandy webbed foot marks so far no scratches the bastids next door feed the bleeders.
can you feel it through the brake pedalPossible breakthrough?
Started this morning, took her for a five mile drive then tried it again after a couple of hours and she wouldnt start.
Did the pedal trick and I'm getting fault codes.
P1612 Immobiliser No Or Wrong Signal Immobiliser
P1613 Immobiliser No Or Wrong Signal Immobiliser
P1614 Wrong Transponder Key Immobiliser
P1614 Immobiliser Wrong Signal Received Immobiliser
P1614 Immobiliser NotProgrammed Immobiliser
Could this be as simple as a dying battery in the key fob?
Also, do not have a spare key to try this theory out.
Key does still have enough juice to unlock/lock the central locking though
Not that I don't want to perform the solenoid test, its been said that it should still make some noise even if faulty. In my situ its stone dead quiet, as if someones removed the starter motor.No, a stuck solenoid may not even click. Hence, defo worth spending 20 mins doing that test
do the starter test first as said it can be quiet too sorry for a slight mislead it would be better to try it first as its the easiest and most likely fault. Just a thought how many keys and tags are there on your key bunch ?? as too many puts a strain on the barrel and will lead to problems.
Not heard from Cem for a while, I hope he is OKJeeeesus Tunnie. A good tyre? H just binned four of those ku31's with half the tread left, as she kept loosing the back end, with under steer at the front.Now I thought we agreed that tyre reviews for Omega tyres were only worthwhile if the tyre was tried on an Omega. Whats your name? Cemall be it on her is300.
I suppose it's a good tyre if you get out and push the thing round corners.
Anyway, isn't it the 39 now? 31 discontinued?
http://www.eurocarparts.com/timing-belt-kit
With any luck the £100 one will be the right one for your car.
Wonder what the difference is between the £138 Kit and the £100 Kit apart from price
if you use buy parts by they ask for the engine number and supply the correct kit
