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Pads down to metal?:oops:

I've had that happen, let the pads wear too thin and pistons tend to stick in the caliper, once new pads are in no more binding after, freeing the pistons that is.

Yep, that too.

I'd have to do some research but, one reason is, after 2000 the tax bands get more expensive and, as I'm a fan of V8s it would be cheaper.

Last ten years? I'm not interested in anything built after 2000.

So did I once, an LS400 they were cheap but, in the last couple of years prices have gone silly and, I was put off with it having a cam belt instead of a timing chain.

When I did the cam belt on my old Astra, the idler pulley bolts were 25NM M8 into iron block, if it helps.

Why do we need auto lights? if you can't remember or know when to switch your lights on, you shouldn't be driving.

Every lamp in the house is LED but, in the car, OK in the reversing lights, having said that I did have a look at the Philips H7 LEDs then read the reviews and, some complained of flickering and even complete failure after a couple of months, then one used a canbus error cancelling resistor and...

About 2 years before.

Just keep it registered as a 4.0:cool:

Tobacco tax, yes my inhalers cost less than tobacco if, I had to pay for them.

If it was me I would cut the access door, all the info is in the technical archive, should have been done from the factory IMO, easy enough to make the piece cut out a bit bigger and, make a rubber gasket and secure with self tappers.

I won't comment as this is not AG, I can't swear.

What? when they ****ing delivered it, FFS.:(

I can recall being able to see the rocker shaft on my P5B, many years ago.

It's awful for oncoming traffic as well, you think you're being flashed for some reason, I don't like em that and,80 quid a pop for bulbs.

I find Phillips Racing Vision 200 better.

I mean the type used on a soldering station not, one used for burning paint off.:eek:

A woodwork vice would be safer, clamp it lightly and heat with a heatgun, clamping tighter as it softens, protect it from marking with two pieces of silicone like soldering mat material, then leave it clamped until it cools completely, just an idea.