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VGSuk.co.uk The Mechanics For Volkswagen Seat Audi Skoda Specialists of Croydon layhams road did use these to do my daughters car and i thought they were very good.

Home biggin hill. i do my own spannering so have not used them. but have been up to chat with these people and they seemed friendly and helpful.

hoping to do it this weekend as mine is leaking..i bought the kit that comes with the regulator itself, as well as the gasket and O ring. forty quid of the usual auction site. had read that often just the gasket kit was not a fix, but with regulator should work. will post results.FUEL PRESSURE...

and generally there the same old problems time and time again. mostly easily fixed and cheaply too:)

same as mine and as a novice i find it easy to use. got it on a vat free day at m mart.

also worth checking the loom that runs over/near the bell housing. it can rub through the insulation exposing wires causing intermittant problems. i`ve wrapped mine in that spiral plastic sleeving.

i have a hawkeye for the td5 model. it does other peoples td5`s too:)

not the same engine but i change the oil on my 250 benly every 2000 miles. it only holds 1 1/2 litres of the cheapest oil i can get and its coming up to 130,000 miles with out any engine work. so yeh, what ever your happy with:)

my daughter wants to buy a 2010 onwards vw polo. its either the 1.2 petrol or diesel engine. it`ll mainly be used for local commuting up to 10 miles per day monday to friday and leisure miles at the weekend. i started to do a bit of research and was wondering how other people are getting on...

cant answer your question. but this may help. Rebuild D2 ZF Selector Switch UHB100190 - Australian Land Rover Owners

easy fix for a man of your calibre.

india enfield engine. they got experience with them:biggrin1:

worth checking side stand and clutch switches.

spock could. sorry, i could`nt help it.

no. thats the beauty of it. i ride a m-bike round london all day and pick up lots of nails and screws in my tires. normally i leave them in unless i start losing pressure. if i do start losing pressure, i get the tool ready, whip the offending nail/screw out, then insert the tool with black...

plug it yourself. i use what looks like a black sticky shoelace on all my cars and bikes. literally takes minutes and costs pennies. yet to have one fail. an example...

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i bought a tool off fleabay for about £45 about a year ago. lots of heat and a big copper hammer got them out then in.

a friend used these people. jt transmissions, erith kent.

its out now. sent my hawkeye to bearmach last week and they updated it. very helpful people. they did offer to send me a disc for the update, but i dont have a cable to connect to a pc.