Recent content by wizzi

No i agree, however google takes you to this page so the next person with the problem will get the information

Not strictly true. Its a hassle i'll grant you but will save a cpl of £ and if you dont have the ability to drain down yourself then could be the difference between a diy job or not. Basically you strip the new one down and drill 2 holes in the base where the mounts go. Then fit it using 2...

not so. It is a pain in the neck though, you can drill holes in the new actuator body in the same place as the old one (its obvious when you have then in front of you. then get 2 20mm m3.5 screws, and a few washers to act as spacers then you have effectivly got the old style actuator and its...