green nail lacquer

Works for washing machines on vinyl floors too

helen&tony wrote:Hi
the driver grinned, put some ramps down, locked the rear brakes, smothered the whole ramps and bed with liquid soap, and the Jag slid on like an ice-skater

dp bradford wrote: Older air con systems used a far nastier refrigerant (R12 ???).

Nothing nasty about R12, its just not environmentally friendly, if you want nasty then some unscrupulous B's recharge aircon systems with propane, it will work just fine but god help you if you were to have a front end crash

Had mine done yesterday, what a difference! According to my Aircon friend after I told him all the info I got from here he told me, that the 750g +/- 50g figure that Missfixit got from the label on Cabte's dual system, is probably the correct official figure and then with a 'pipework' allowance 950g...

Hi alacrity I have checked...I am looking for the transmission speed sensor, so currently have the unit wired to pin 2G, labelled speed sensor 1 Would that sound right? Cheers Helen I've been very tempted by one of these HUD's its just a pity they dont put a fuel flow sensor into the mix and along ...

My fan/s cut in at 94 (when it's running right) measuring from top hose outlet, takes it down to around 84-85, but unless the stat is working properly, even if the fans kick in, there won't be enough coolant flowing through it for the fans to do anything. I used Holts 2 part rad flush & as Ady ...

Spookily enough, yesterdat I took the van for its MOT and a little jaunt, the iAlert (sensor in recommended position) was sitting around the 89/91 mark and the modified temp guage was sitting a little bit higher than normal (put this down to weather). My 100 ohm modified gauge ranges around the 11 u...

dunslair wrote:And pop the glove box out so you can get yer nogin in to see what you are doing (drop forward and squeeze sides in to release)

Removing the glove box is great, there is loads of room behind there to get your mitts behinds the stereo

I have to fit a 240v flush fitting inlet socket. What is the best method so as not to c**k it right up. I am thinking drill a load of holes and cut between with a junior hacksaw then file smooth. Possibly paint over the bare metal? He asked me if I had found an outlet socket that wasnt the ugly blu...

DrummieDave wrote:Ah, that would be this one!

http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=1 ... a09ea01908

Thanks, didn't know you could do that!

haydn callow wrote:Thats a outlet socket........he's fitting a inlet socket

Scott wrote:

thedogsbollox wrote:Have you found a flush fitting outlet as the normal ones will look real ugly.

Ebay outlet linky

thedogsbollox wrote:Have you found a flush fitting outlet as the normal ones will look real ugly.

Ebay outlet linky

I am going to fit an outlet into the rear passenger panel of the bus, for the awning electrics. step 1 - measure step 2 - measure step 3 - measure step 4 - drill pilot hole step 5 - measure step 6 - pray step 7 - measure step 8 - drill the other 3 corners step 9 - jigsaw out whilst praying step 10 -...

Hi there, spent sunday afternoon changing it all over and it went very well. We used the guide from the link here which was very helpful. I took some piccies and have posted them on facebook but I'm not sure they can be viewed unless I'm connected with someone. Here is the link. http://www.facebook...

helen&tony wrote:Hi Ian
Er...do I name the filter I referred to? It is labelled German...But...I found out otherwise.
Cheers
Helen

Its hardly slander, its your personal opinion on a product you bought, no harm in naming it as far as I can see