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Can't recommend the Halfords Advanced tools enough, I've got the 170 piece one.

The couple of times any bits have broken (snapped a T55 trying to remove a steering wheel) they replaced it with no receipt and no questions.

That is indeed much better, might have to do this to the Coupe...

It certainly has different diameters on the 2.2 HDi, so probably on the 2.0 110 HDi too...

Doggy wrote:I just checked the original Dogmobile, (which is taxed until October and Mot'ed until November).

I still see it regularly, it's doing well! Soon to have a new clutch, DMF and 6-speed box...

Lovely car It's a shame the HPi wasn't very successful, it was a really neat bit of engine design.

In fact its like is starting to become common again these days in downsized turbo'd gasolines.

Well done. When my old 2.1TD was reversed into I managed to get a pair of headlight units from a breakers for £10

Sorry to hear of the headlight woes, but yes do message me when you're ready and we'll sort out a suitable time.

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£32.92 from Peugeot.

You're not far from me - Dorking.

I don't have the brown connector, perhaps if you get one (or someone can donate one) you could bring it over and we'll stick it on Planet.

I can help out around Surrey/Sussex

Where are you based?

Indeed, the new system is cheaper for people who buy "out-of-new-car-VED" cars in band F or higher, since you'll pay a flat £140pa instead of the sliding scale.

'Out-of-new-car-VED' is 1 year old or older for under £40k new price, 6 years or older for >£40k.

That's only the first year rate, so £2310 in the first year, £450 for years 2, 3, 4, 5, then £140 pa after that. So this only really impacts those buying new or nearly new cars, someone buying a 255+g/km car that is 5 years old under the new system, will be paying less than half of what I pay on the...

I see, the problem is that I assume people indicating right are turning right, because that's what I was taught! The problem is that someone not indicating could be turning right or going straight, and someone indicating right could also be turning right or going straight! No wonder everyone's bewil...

Welly wrote:Drivers indicating right at roundabouts when they're actually heading straight on - a new phenomenon.

Yes I've seen this a lot more recently, where did this insane behaviour come from?!