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Thanks for the replies! I ran my cables slightly different to in that video. In the bottom right corner my cable goes into the side rather than down through the top and around the pulley. I thought that running it that way would put too much strain on the cable due to the angle. I fear...

Hi all, wonder if you can shed some light on the situation. I've tried searching and found a fair few threads, but nothing with this exact problem. It's a five door station wagon SE 2004. My tailgate window regulator cable snapped, so I spent 7 hours yesterday fitting a replacement ebay cable...

So long as you don't try to hack my head off when I come to view it ;-)

Ah my bad, you've put one up lol good work

Nice work Ed! pics when fitted?

Ha:pound:I tell you that's what I feel like doing lol

Nice monthly wash and wax today. Gave it the first interior clean since ive had it yesterday. Looking minty :)

I use my reversing sensors all the time. Not that I don't use my eyes as well, but there are always people parked opposite my driveway, and it's handy in car parks too.

Sorry yes, that's what I was trying to say lol

The speedo on most cars reads below actual speed anyway. About 4-5 mph lower than a GPS will read.

Small bits like that normally cost pence not pounds, go to the dealer.

Ive got those, their called evolution alloys. I would be interested to swap for the trek alloys from the hse model.

You might find a dealer will tell you that for the price of a phone call.

Without wanting to appear ignorant, what is the advantage of having a boost gauge?

Spent three days on scratch removal, paint correction (wheels n'all), and a bloody good detail. :behindsofa: neighbours must think im nuts lol

It'll cost you a can of carb cleaner, toothbrush and all the time and effort + god awful mess of cleaning, so if you can afford it you may as well just buy a bypass kit and be done with it. I did notice mine pulls away more eagerly with the bypass fitted and some people have taken the trouble to...

lol good thinking, but they must surely have a record of the ones that have been marked and where they are. How else to organise a round to send guys out to fill them :confused:

Ive tried this with Wiltshire council in the past. The response I got was that as I was the first person to hit it and it wasn't marked with yellow paint I cannot claim anything. They said that you can only claim if it is a pothole marked for repair and they havn't done it :eek: However ive...

Either sprinkle some sand on the oily patch or kitty litter works even better if you crush it up fine.