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The black casing is just a connector block, the transformer will be on the other end of the block, pull the rest of the light down then the transformer should appear.

Thanks for the replys, I'm now considering a vauxhall meriva but still have the Citroen in mind.

Yeh I only said 50k as I bought a 02 fiesta years back, it had 49k on it and lasted ages. Not sure whether buying from garage or private so warranty will depend. Thanks

Thanks. I have found that the citroens are reasonable priced compared to the vauxhall, i was going to get one that hasn't got a great deal of mileage on it, max 50000 really.

Hi I am looking to buy a new family car with restricted funds, I was looking at a xsara Picasso, read there a good car but am being told the vauxhall zafira is a lot better, but due too the funds am doubtful I would be able to get one with decent mileage on it. Has anyone had a Picasso and...

Not too sure agile, but I'm a tradesmen myself, I have a 2nd tool kit at home, not everything but just the basics. if I do a job and it goes wrong I'll be there in a flash, after all good feedback and good recommendation is a blessing in this climate. :D

He offered his services before, so as I never had blow torch etc and got a full time job myself just thought it would been easier for someone to do as busy doing other stuff. I had to phone around and lucky enough a family friend neighbour had one.

The heating never went on it was only when my gf went to turn the heating on and the pressure had completely gone, I had to ring around and borrow some tools, and I did have a nice puddle on my floor, and ceiling soaked. like the first person said putting up the pressure should show you if a...

I have done my own plumbing and no leaks and that was 6 months ago, I got a plumber round as I never had the correct tools eg blow torch, solder etc, I know fellow plumbers will stick up for each other but do you all leave your customers without a functioning boiler in January? Yes we all make...

I think leaving without the use of our boiler you shouldn't deserve to get paid. I supplied all materials.

Well when my gf got home the boiler had no pressure in the boiler, he did the job come down and said there you go all done. Impressed with water in the system, no I drained the system down until there was no water in the upstairs rads(that's where it was).

I had a plumber come round and pipe up a little rad, I put the radiator on the wall, I even got all floor boards up that he needed. He come today piped it up and when I got home it was leaking on a 't' join, I contacted him at 5 in the evening (bear in mind he lives 2 doors away from me) has...

25mm should be sufficient space, I've had a box which is 16mm before so just bought a 10mm spacer which it then fitted.

Use connector block and fly lead it where necessary.

Electrical installation by guesswork is a very bad idea, and should not be suggested. The ONLY way the OP should proceed is to test/trace the conductors to properly identify them, and then connect them appropriately. Yeh use test equipment, but how else would it be done? They have 2...

Yellow and blue most prob switch lives for each light, put the red in com, then loop a red to the other common and put the blue in L1 and the yellow in the other L1, but as u have a metal switch a earth will be required which I can't quite see in the pic if it's been connected to the back box.

Even so the job is complete and it's looking good.

Was just as easy doing it with adhesive. More simples.

Not sure as I got someone in to do the work, I was just questioning what to fill the holes with.

Thanks, the job has been done now, I just used tile adhesive to fill the holes, has worked fine. :D