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You've got to accentuate the positive Eliminate the negative Latch on to the affirmative Don't mess with Mister In-Between You've got to spread joy up to the maximum Bring gloom down to the minimum Have faith or pandemonium Liable to walk upon the scene (Johnny Mercer /...

Thanks for the help Tamz. Much appreciated.

Thanks for the advice. Any idea of the cost of altering the drain invert so I can move the whole lot outside and comply with building regs?

I want to move an internal soil stack from bathroom/kitchen (similar to a thread a previous thread posted two years ago) I have a few questions I would welcome advice with: 1) Could I just take the pipes from the bathroom (upper floor) outside and then go back inside on the ground floor...

I want to do the same job, but all this talk about bends is confusing without a decent diagram. A few questions: 1) Why would you want to go outside, then back inside again, in the bathroom? 2) Could I just take the pipes from the bathroom (upper floor) outside and then go back inside on the...

Thanks Neo, Watchmaker and everyone who tried to help. I will investigate further using your helpful tips. I'll post findings in case anyone is interested. cheers Squiggy

Is your psychoanalysis based upon Freudian techniques, or based solely on the works of Onan?

Softus, chill man, I only asked a question, that's what this forum is for. Shame you cannot contribute in a sensible way, instead of constantly giving useless opinions.

It has been back, they say they cannot find a problem, therefore I do not trust them. QED.

Just asking, don't have such an attitude.

Is that stated in the gas regs somewhere?

Sorry, forgot to add it's a 1989 BMW 520i, auto gearbox.

Softus, you make a good point, but I still need to diagnose the problem. I presume, though I don't know for certain, that they tested with the method Stivino suggested, I need to ask. I presumed they knew what they were doing, but cold or hot engine test, again I don't know. If it is...

Thanks for the reply Bripl. What if the fire front is removed and a vent is installed? As I said, the fire is never on, so effectively, it's just a vent anyway. Squiggy

Hi, Last year I had my head gasket (& radiator, thermostat and water pump) replaced. Since then I lose about 1/2 pint of coolant per week (@ 100 miles per week). There is no obvious leak, the heating works fine, there is no obvious steam from exhaust, no mayonaise anywhere, and the garage say...

I have the same problem as rachyb, and I don't see why I can't remove the fire front and leave the boiler in place. When the fire front is not on, effectively it is not there, i.e the gas supply tap isolates the fire from the boiler. I never use the fire, so why can't I get the fire front...