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It could be that the vacuum hose to the servo is collapsing internally (considering the age of the car) and restricting the build up of vacuum in the servo - once established it would take a long time to decay. Try pumping the brakes (with the engine off) until the servo assist stops - pedal...

When your system is operating memory is being used by the operating system and any applications which are active - the available memory is whats left (unused) of your physical memory - must,therefore, be less than the physical memory. If physical memory becomes used up, then some contents are...

Download Sisoftsandra from sisoftware.net - this will tell you all about your system including memory speed. MikeD

Sounds like the brakes are holding on - can be caused by the interior of the hydraulic flexibles collapsing - with the ewheel jacked up do the brakes free off properly when released? MikeD

This can happen if the mechanism in one of the doors needs lubricating - also check electrical connections and clean them - if one door will not lock properly the system "senses " its unlocked and unlocks all of them. Miked

DDR = Double data rate Its clocked in your case at 200Mhz but the memory operates on the. rising and falling edge of the clock giving 400Mhz operating speed. MikeD

When I have carried out similar "upgrades", when installing the upgrade version of XP from the CD it asks for the first floppy of the 9x install set with no need to install the 9x version first. Give it a try - its quick and you have nothing to lose except a little time if it fails! MikeD

Was the tracking adjusted when the new tyres were fitted? If the track rod end on only one side was "adjusted" the tracking would be OK but offset to one side as you describe. The remedy is to shorten one side and lengthen the other an equal amount. MikeD

Yes! Site one surface outlet near the PC, another near the router, connect with Cat5, using one RJ45 keystone in each, use a patch cord at each end to connect the outlets to (a) the Pc and (b) the router

SZ1301 is Satchwell 2 port spring return valve

Try Pt. No. T99-700/I