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ok thanks for advice chaps, As the walls are built on top of the boards I've decided I could be getting myself into hot water by attempting to pull those up so im going to put 9mm ply down on top of that (only a v.small bathroom so hopefully should be ok) and tile on top of that. Need to find...

Hello, hope your all well, i am having tiles layed in my 1st floor bathroom which currently has chipboard down and glued together. I have spoken to a tiler who said plywood (min 9mm) has be layed down before he can do anything. Would I need to pull the current boards up and lay plywood...

It's done the trick lads! thanks for that! cracking forum! will be using it again! means i can drive home and get away from the misses now :P Took it out last night and went for a drive and the rad got hot and the fan kicked in and the temp stayed slap bang in the middle of normal! :)

this is what somebody else has said to me..does this sound about right? Consider the thermostat like a tap. When the engine is cold the tap will be shut As the engine warms up the tap will stay closed untill the opening temperature is reached (usually around 80-90 degrees) Once this...

I left it running long enough for it to get hot and there were no wet patches on the floor. I then checked the radiator and it was cold (the whole thing) although all the pipes were hot! does this mean there's a blockage somewhere and its actually not the thermostat?

thanks for the reply, Is the thermostat what Ford have quoted as the "coolant sensor - £8.45 - Goes into thermostat housing"? I'm assuming it is.... does it screw in vertically and the connector plugs into the top of it (located about 10cms away from the air intake?) thanks again...

Good Afternoon, Hopefully you will all be able to help me! Basically the car is overheating. I filled the car with water 2 days ago and it is now empty (i have only driven about 20 miles) but there doesnt appear to be a leak anywhere? i've just filled it with anti-freeze and left...