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General Discussion Area / Re: Quick Quiz
« on: 04 January 2007, 09:04:51 »
How about getting some very long wheel nuts, and having 2 wheels per corner
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General Discussion Area / Re: Wiper Blades
« on: 20 December 2006, 08:03:31 »
Was in halfords yesterday and noticed they had some, very few sizes though.
22758
General Discussion Area / Re: AM I HECK.....
« on: 03 January 2007, 13:27:53 »
Congratulations in realising the error of your ways!
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General Discussion Area / Re: Insurance question
« on: 03 January 2007, 10:11:41 »
A quick way is to release the bonnet, but dont open
Then lock the car
I wait a minute to ensure active, then lift the bonnet
If youve got an alarm, its just got quite noisy, if its all quiet, then you havent.
Then lock the car
I wait a minute to ensure active, then lift the bonnet
If youve got an alarm, its just got quite noisy, if its all quiet, then you havent.
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General Discussion Area / Re: Insurance question
« on: 01 January 2007, 08:47:25 »
Im with direct line, similar type of quote, £3xx off top of my head
22761
General Discussion Area / Re: Thought you might like to know
« on: 01 January 2007, 08:57:59 »
150 piece set comes down to £95 on trade card
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General Discussion Area / Re: The last moments of my PC
« on: 28 December 2006, 11:56:24 »
Yep, I generally recommend dell,
Wouldnt get myself one though, I like exact choice of every component, but for 99% of people there is no gain to diy.
Wouldnt get myself one though, I like exact choice of every component, but for 99% of people there is no gain to diy.
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General Discussion Area / Re: Triangular screws????
« on: 30 December 2006, 10:37:23 »
Success!
No1 Tri-wing bit does fit and unscrews thomas!
Get yourself that set and fix away!
Have fun
No1 Tri-wing bit does fit and unscrews thomas!
Get yourself that set and fix away!
Have fun
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General Discussion Area / Re: Triangular screws????
« on: 28 December 2006, 13:11:53 »
That looks exactly like the set I have (100 bit one, from maplin I think)
I know the set, and the screwhead, and dont think any will fit, not at home to try though.
I know the set, and the screwhead, and dont think any will fit, not at home to try though.
22765
General Discussion Area / Re: Triangular screws????
« on: 28 December 2006, 11:53:40 »
Try maplin, I have the same thomas and thought bloody hell!
ive a box of most security bits, but not sure i have any triangular ones.
ive a box of most security bits, but not sure i have any triangular ones.
22766
General Discussion Area / Re: Project B......now started
« on: 22 December 2006, 10:23:23 »
Maybe Mark should give up owning cars, we could each lend him ours in turn for a week or 2 a time, in return he could give em a good check up and sort any problems out.
Everyone's happy
Everyone's happy
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General Discussion Area / Re: Project B......now started
« on: 22 December 2006, 08:51:35 »
Congratulations and well done!
22768
General Discussion Area / Re: Taking the mickey out of 4cyls
« on: 15 December 2006, 11:42:37 »
Dont see any offence either way myself, both have their advantages. :-?
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General Discussion Area / Re: Taking the mickey out of 4cyls
« on: 15 December 2006, 11:38:25 »
As I've got one of each....
Do I take the mickey out of myself?
Do I take the mickey out of myself?
22770
General Discussion Area / Re: Rainx
« on: 20 December 2006, 15:53:32 »Quote
QuoteThe Mrs is constantly fed up with having no rear wiper
We both hate poor visability in any direction.
Rainx sounds like it may be the answer.
Anyone tried it, or got any better ideas?
Cheers
This might sound a silly question, but why doesn't she use the rear wiper? :-?
She has a saloon with no rear wiper
I have the estate