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thanks for the replies.. just managed to get internet connection again.. Checked with nissan and no recall issued so managed to do it myself. didnt find it easy at all but struggled through.

yea I was thinking of seeing about drilling out a few holes so a screwdriver will fit in, though I'm not sure how tight the bolts are. I'll have a go sometime.. looks a right bugger to get at the ignition switch. AlanE : yes its sticking.. not sure if I can check to see if it was recalled...

thanks.. been looking and it seems like I'll have a tough time getting this one out.

If I change the switch behind the barrel on the micra will the immobilizer still work with the new switch? I am going to take it out and see if its the barrel sticking and seee what needs replacing.

great! thanks for the info. very much appreciated. The copper pipe is only about 8 feet long. could I get it replaced with the corrugated stainless steel? the current boiler is a bermuda thats over 20 years old and was thinking of gettting the Bermuda BBU HE. I could just get the pipe...

he uses sewing needle to clear the little holes. the dirt is black fine powder.

yes i've a staffy. would that cause it?

no didn't see one.

never done them but informed that the on other models, they can be tight to hammer out. Has been mentioned that to get the new ones in, to gently heat the body of the drum with a hair dryer to expand the hole before fitting the new ones before it cools down. have you looked on youtube?

Ive just had the same problem with my washer. Ours is connected to the trap under the kitchen sink via a spiggot attachement. took the drain hose off and that was blocked up there.

I have a neightbour who services our gas fire and c.h. system, a baxi bermuda boiler and gas fire which was fitted in the 90s. The fire occasionally needs the injector cleaning out to get a better flame from the burner approx every 4 months. He states that it's due to the age of the fire...

Hi Johyn.. yes i checked as you stated and it is copper.

nope. thats way out the way.. so looks like the wire routing option unfortunatly

nope, the electric meter and the MET is about 30 feet away. looks like a the wiring needs to installed then if I have to have a copper pipe?

will be doing the job when i get the time

Nope, it's inside the hallway about 30 feet away.. and about 4 inches from the MET ironically.. I'll fit the wire to bond the gas if needs be, just checking if I could save the hassle fitting it as the route between the gas pipe and MET is bloody tricky. I'm planning a route now as I type...

slip of the tongue about earthing.. The copper pipe is the gas supply that runs from an exernally fitted meter, it enters the house through a sleeve in the wall then across the room inside (boxed in) and into a baxi bermuda indirect heating system approx 8 feet total length. to EQUIPONTALLY bond...

thanks ree.. will give it a go.

actually.. just a though.. are their pipes thjat don't need earthing? The copper pipe is only 8 feet long.. could I get the pipe replaced?

Hell all, can anyone tell how the grille is fixed to the wall. Fitted about 20 years ago (not by me) the internal grill fitted to an external wall doesn't appear to have screws fixing it. as I recall, theres also no sleeve running to the airbrick outside. it appears to be plastic but no...