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If you have a chance of solving the driving then stick with the gas. Time helps.

I am struggling to see why you set the thermostat to 20 when the temperature is only 18.

All you need is for each pipe to be fully inserted into its olive.

LEAVING THE LEAD WILL NOT CAUSE ANY PROBLEM. SOME SUPPLIERS HAVE A LEAD REPLACEMENT PROGRAM WHERE THEY PRETEND TO REPLACE LEAD A LITTLE CHEAPER!

This is the right hand return manifold1 Quite a pain to fit and probably a job many professionals would try to avoid if possible.

So why are you suddenly wanting to fit a vent after so many years? Normally only needed on a very long drain run or when two toilets are fitted.

I think that it is being marketed as for connecting to an open air vent. Sometimes needed at the end of a long drain run. Although the most common use would be to connect a basin vent. But as that is questionably allowable under the water regulations I suspect they do not openly advertise it...

I would just put some heating insulating foam over it to take up any stresses after the concrete is poured. I would also build up the step with rendered brick as that would so much easier.

It is fairly unusual for a buyer's solicitor to actually want copies of the service records but perhaps he is just trying to be careful or just new to the job.

i took the car out last night for about 20 miles and still no repeat of the warning light.

I have solved the diagnostic problem. It seems the DTC Fault 02 is generated to give an initial indication that there are some faults. Scrolling down however I discovered two other fault codes PO139 and P1147 that both relate to the oxygen sensors at the back of the cat. For the moment I...

A few days ago my engine management light came on. But with no other indications or signs of any malfunction. I have a cheaper OBD2 indicator and went and got it and plugged it in. It came up with an indication of DTC Fault 02. Unfortunately nothing I can find on the internet indicates what...

Generally a bayonet fitting is accepted as a safe way to leave an old cooker connection point. But if unlikely to be reused better capped off. If a DIYer is worried about them leaking then it is possible to buy a small aerosol spray can of leak detection foam into the socket and watch that it...

Most boiler weather sensors are about 10k ohms. Thats 10,000 ohms.\ Are you sure you are quoting us the right meter reading?

Try this? Thttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=misLZrBElC4

I am wondering if you guys are properly setting up the boiler to use weather compensation. This video seems to cover the procedure.

I would have thought about £800 is fairly reasonable for a boiler installation in a loft. Perhaps slightly less in a simple ground floor location. Usually it is possible to push a flue out from inside with a rubber gasket sealing the outside. Not ideal as better sealed with cement but it...

As I recall you do need to set up the weather comp setting on the boiler front panel. Should be covered in the service manual. Or searcheable on the Viessmann web site.

You could measure the resistance of the weather sensor. For Viessmann about 10k typically if I remember correctly. More likely to be a connection somewhere rather than a faulty sensor.

I do not enjoy working on those parts on a Worcester. Went to a friend who needed a right hand block and I suggested he asked for their fixed price repair at about £330. He was so lucky because the combustion chamber had been leaking some brownish stuff. The Worcs guy replaced the RH block...