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Eva - Nightwish

Stu Help line numbers are always appreciated Plse PM number

:) mine arrived today now for deconstruction :rofl: Once again thank Stu

sorry all but it is not fair of me to post the price for my car but if you go to Welcome to Finer Details Ltd there is a price list on the site which will give you some idea

Here is the report supplied by Iain Sorry no before pics - whole host of excuses- none of which you will want to hear. the main concern for the customer was the interior - "its minging" he said on the phone. So, thats where I started. A damn good vac out, making sure to get into all the small areas, under the seats, centre console etc. this was then followed by the floor mats being cleaning with 1001 and an upholstery brush. my new extractor should be here tomorrow, so hopefully wont have to keep working by hand. All hard plastics were then cleaned with Interior cleaner, before the seats got cleaned. The glass was cleaned with Stoners invisble Glass. Inner door shuts were cleaned with DP Booster spray. With the interior finished I started on the outside. Wheels first. A good PW rinsing, followed by a healthy spray of Pinnacle Wheel gel. Cleaned the inners with the EZ detail brush, front edges with a wheel sponge. Following a good rinse I then snow foamed the car before using a lambswool wash mitt and the Pinnacle Bucket with grit guard. Rinsed and then dried with a Cobra Guzzler Drying towel. The car then had a layer of DW Wet Wet Wet wax, tyres dressed with Highstyle. Iain has taken some pics but the links do not seem to be working. I will edit and add as soon as possible I am really pleased with the results I would recommend Iain if like me you are short of time to do your own car:thumbup:

Stu forgot to say Paypal address is fine for me to

Great news now to dismantle the car whrn it arrives

Ordered my connectors from Bickertons they also state a back order item wires were no problem they will post them to me when in stock

Stu You have PM and mail

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Looking at figures quoted in Euro would equate roughly to

By following the simple advice I heard on the radio yesterday, I have finally found inner peace: The phone in show was talking about the potential damage to our health of the stress we have in our lives.* Dr Phil proclaimed "The way to achieve inner peace is to finish all the things you've started but never finished." So, this morning, I looked around my house to see all the things I had started and hadn't finished and before leaving the house, I finished off a bottle of Merlot, a bottle of White Zinfandel, a bottle of Bailey's Irish Cream, a bottle of Bombay Sapphire Gin, a packet of Jaffa cakes, the remainder of an old Prozac prescription, the rest of the cheesecake, some Doritos and a box of chocolates............You have no idea how bloody good I feel!!!!* The man is a genius! Please pass this on to those you feel might be in need of inner peace

could possibly be tempted with this dependant upon full price etc ......

If the Pug was over the stop line they would be legitimately allowed to continue their turn. If you say the other car went through on amber, then, as already stated amber means stop unless it is unsafe to do so i.e. you have a 40 tonne artic in your tail pipes. Def NOT 50:50 I would say other car driver has a lot to answer to including Fail to Comply ATS and a good due care

Just Caught up after being away .... mine does not have the insulation. How did you get on Rob at the stealers?

mine is the same also ... perhaps if they do rub through Skoda will be liable for re-upholstery?

No need for unlock code O2 works on any network

Definiteley having a set of those (no badges though)

The hazard lights are exempted as they signify a danger to other road users (emergency stop on motorway can be dangerous to others ) In the UK The brake lights must be constantly illuminated .... there is some discussion over variable intensity brake lights ie the harder you brake the brighter they get but nothing definte as yet.

long reply here goes ........ Number and position - obligatory rear fog lamps PNLD REF NO D5577 NARRATIVE Schedule 11, Part I of the Road Vehicles Lighting Regulations 1989 provides the requirements in relation to the number and position of obligatory rear fog lamps on vehicles. 1. NUMBER OF LAMPS. One. 2. POSITION. 2(a) LONGITUDINAL: At or near the rear of the vehicle. 2( LATERAL: (i) Where one rear fog lamp is fitted. Position of rear fog lamp: On the centre-line or off side of the vehicle (disregarding any sidecar forming part of a motor bicycle combination). (ii) Where two lamps are fitted. Position of rear fog lamps: No requirement. 2© VERTICAL: (i) Maximum height above the ground: (A) Any vehicle not covered by sub-paragraph (. Position of rear fog lamps: 1000mm. ( An agricultural vehicle, or an engineering plant and a motor tractor. Position of rear fog lamps: 2100 mm. (ii) Minimum height above the ground. Position of rear fog lamps: 250 mm. 2(d) Minimum separation distance between a rear fog lamp and a stop lamp: (i) In the case of a rear fog lamp which does not share a common lamp body with a stop lamp. Position of rear fog lamps: A distance of 100 mm between the light-emitting surfaces of the lamps when viewed in a direction parallel to the longitudinal axis of the vehicle. (ii) In the case of a rear fog lamp which shares a common lamp body with a stop lamp. Position of rear fog lamps: 100 mm. Note This document should be read in conjunction with the following documents: requirements regarding obligatory lamps optional lighting - breaches in performance Angles of visibility - obligatory rear fog lamps PNLD REF NO D5578 NARRATIVE This is a continuation of number & position - obligatory rear fog lamps Schedule 11, Part I of the Road Vehicles Lighting Regulations 1989 provides the requirements relating to the angles of visibility, alignment, markings, size of illuminated area, colour, wattage, intensity, electrical connections, tell-tale and other requirements of obligatoryrear fog lamps on vehicles. 3. ANGLES OF VISIBILITY. 3(a) HORIZONTAL: Angle of visibility required: 25 degrees inwards and outwards. However, where two rear fog lamps are fitted it shall suffice if throughout the sector so defined at least one lamp (but not necessarily the same lamp) is visible. 3( VERTICAL: Angle of visibility required: 5 degrees above and below the horizontal. 4. ALIGNMENT. To the rear. 5. MARKINGS. An approval mark. 6. SIZE OF ILLUMINATED AREA. No requirement. 7. COLOUR. Red. 8. WATTAGE. No requirement. 9. INTENSITY. No requirement. 10. ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS. No rear fog lamps shall be fitted to any vehicle so that it can be illuminated by the application of any braking system on the vehicle. 11. TELL-TALE. A circuit-closed tell-tale shall be fitted. 12. OTHER REQUIREMENTS. Where two rear fog lamps are fitted to motor vehiclefirst used on or after 1st April 1986 or to a trailer manufactured on or after 1st October 1985 they shall form a matched pair. In this Schedule: APPROVAL MARK means either: (a) a marking designated as an approval mark by regulation 5 of the Designation of Approval Marks Regulations and shown at Item 20 of Schedule 4 to those Regulations; or ( a marking designated as an approval mark by regulation 4 of the Designation of Approval Marks Regulations and shown at item 38 of Schedule 2 to those Regulations. Note This document should be read in conjunction with the following documents: requirements regarding obligatory lamps optional lighting - breaches in performance Sorry for the long reply but this is the definitative answer :drivesaf: :nut:

Hi guys, sorry to be the bearer of bad news but if your 3rd brake light pulses/strobes/flashes or any other type of non continuous illuminantion then you will fall foul of this piece of wonderfully easy to understand legislation........ (appologies for the length of post) Prohibition of automatically flashing lamp to vehicles PNLD REF NO D5519 NARRATIVE Regulation 13 of the Road Vehicles Lighting Regulations 1989 prohibits the fitting of lamps to vehicles which automatically emit a flashing light with certain exceptions. OFFENCE No vehicle shall be fitted with a lamp which automatically emits a flashing light. EXCEPTIONS The above does not apply to: (a) direction indicator; ( headlamp fitted to an emergency vehicle; © warning beacon or special warning lamp; (d) lamp or illuminated sign fitted to a vehicle used for police purposes; (e) green warning lamp used as an anti-lock brake indicator; (f) lamps forming part of a traffic sign. (g) a front position lamp capable of emitting a flashing light (whether or not it is also capable of emitting a steady light) which is fitted to- (i) a pedal cycle; or (ii) a trailer drawn by, or a sidecar attached to, a pedal cycle; and which, if it is a lamp which is required to be fitted pursuant to regulation 18, is capable, when emitting a flashing light, of emitting light to the front of the pedal cycle, trailer or sidecar (as the case maybe) of an intensity of not less than 4 regulation; or (h) a rear position lamp capable of emitting a flashing light (whether or not it is also capable of emitting a steady light which is fitted to- (i) a pedal cycle; or (ii) a trailer drawn by, or a sidecar attached to, a pedal cycle; and which, if it is a lamp which is required to be fitted pursuant to regulation 18, is capable, when emitting a flashing light, of emitting light to the rear of the pedal cycle, trailer or sidecar (as the case maybe) of an intensity of not less than 4 candelas. :inq:

Hi any one in Manchester area with Vag com to enable nearside fog light?

Q please drop me a PM when you require payment working stupid shifts at moment so may not get chance to check thread

Ian I totally agree I have lost count of the number of times I have wathed the thieving scr0tes walk out of court with a slap on the wrist! It is about time that the Magistrates handed out decent punishments (or the Government allowed them to!)

Unless the vehicle has valid VEL (tax) MOT AND insurance if you are stopped you will earn yourself at least 6 points and a nice fine. My advice would be to use a trailer.