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Really :shock: I actually went to the Dell site and managed to download some drivers hence my post :?

What sort of connector does the fan have? Is it the small 3 pin type that plugs onto the motherboard or the big 4 pin molex connector that plugs into your CD/DVD drive?

Don't save them to "My Downloads" press "download Now". Navigate to where the drivers have downloaded to and then transfer them to your flash drive :wink:

I've had this on mine a couple of times on my Focus hatch :cry: The only way i got it open was to push the bootlid up and down, really hard, while pressing the release buttons on the boot :wink: It's so intermittent i can't understand why it happens.

This is the best ratchet i've ever owned. The small amount of movement necessary for it to operate has been really useful in tight spaces.

brake fluid is notoriously hygroscopic (absorbs moisture from the atmosphere easily) which is why you need to get the plastic bag around the reservoir and get a new cap sooner rather than later.

There is a thread on the glow plug, it's just full of the aluminium thread off the cylinder head :wink: If it's ripped the thread out of 1, and it's the first one ever to be changed, then there is a good chance that the others will do the same when you come to remove them. Whoever told you...

I use about a 1/4 of a £5 tin in a full watering can when i do my path which is about 10m square. I also agitate it when applying it with a yard broom as i need a fairly instant result :wink:

not really when you actually think about it as its been proven by the person who started adding ice cubes to soft drinks many years ago. It makes no odds whether 10 ice cubes float in the liquid individually or if 8 of them are above the drinks level but attached to the other 2 that are floating...

Yeah a couple :) I'll confess to running Windows 2000 as my OS and Firefox as my web browser so I can only advise you on how I would adjust my system so you'll have to interpret it to your set-up ok :wink: 1 - Reset your display to 96Dpi. 2 - Click the "Appearance" tab. Change the scheme...

Your display settings are to pot. I have a 21" monitor and my screen resolution is set to 1280 x 960 and my eyesight is ok. I used to have a 17" monitor and i used to set that to 1024 x 768 so try that as a start point :shock: