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It's a small leak low on the radiator. First option: Checked posts on here and mentioned that radweld and other products are just temporary. The posts are old so.. Is that still the case or are there new products about that could do a permanent fix? Just checking as this is the second radiator...

Thanks John, yea ive seen the breakers ones.. they look like and old roman sandle just dug up from hadrians wall.. lol thanks again for the good advice mate.

Just been looking online and some people use silicon sealant.. any other suggestions? I could get a new replacement seal but they are a bit pricey

youve looked at the plugs and their electrics?

The bottom edge of the hole looks broken.. that may be stopping it securing into place? You could try using glue to fix the grille first. then when dry, try fitting the badge.

Just bought one .. But like a numpty I didn't check what was in the kit. (no vulcanising solution)I looked at the reviews after buying it online, and they all mention buying the vulcanising glue separately to apply (possibly for peace of mind) Is it the tubes from ordinary bicycle puncture...

thanks for the info. will have a look

I have been trying to help out a relation with a pump problem. Not sure if its a fault on the pump, but it seems to not pump as well after being on a while. After switching it off, lifting it out the pond and blasting out the filter screen thing, and also through the pump itself it runs a lot...

I didnt witness the event.. I was told that the energy saving bulb went with a bang and something flew out the light fitting. The fuse forthe lighting circuit also went. Should the light fitting be investigated further or do these things blow like that?

yep your ok legally till the existing one runs out.. but.. MoTs are for a reason so i'd use the time left to get it sorted.

if yr car isnt dragging anything or anything hanging off then yes I reckon this is the best bet..

better of in my opinion to buy a spare wheel n tools and do it yourself.. I think its a faff on otherwise

Yup.. much better than cans of inflation sealant stuff. but thats what they offer unfortunatly. If you buy a car then get a wheel.. and knowledge if needed.. just a thought, if they dont supply spare wheels do they supply tools? jack wheel brace?

some cars dont have em. I think you get a can of sealant if you get a puncture.. others on here may tell you more. a neighbour bought a spare wheel but as there's no spare wheel well it takes lots of room up in the boot.

thanks for any help on this

Currently I have no flipping clue if i'd be getting ripped off or not. I have a 54 plate micra. I'd be looking for similar e.g a hatchback and 1.2 or 1.1 engine in petrol. How much would be a reasonable amount in £s to get a 10-12 plate car? whats the average amount of milage per year? any...

Hi John.. had a right episode with this door I can tell you..lol Got some details wrong. firstly if the door's operating properly, the internal handle moves out as normal but door latch doesn't open. on the faulty door there's tension in the internal handle. Anyway.. while away from home I...

I have checked the handles and they behave like the door is locked. (outside handle pulls out but wont open door, inside handle only moves slightly) Is there a way of getting the door card off and doing something to the lock from inside to get door open? i was ging to use a multi meter to test...

Anyone know if this is as good as they say? cant remember if this paint has been out long enough for anyone to comment on it. i am planning on painting outside if the weather holds off and would like longer lasting results.. I have got a tin of crown paint but will swap it if the ronseal 10 year...

Hello all, I have upvc windows that were fitted in the 1990s. I have been intending to replace parts such as the locking mechanisms, handles and the shoebolts? the latch thingys anyway.. Bought the componetns locally and had replaced the lach on one window opening great.. moved to the...