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Check out the plumber on watchdog tonight/now.

This stuff is good for what you want.just stick it to the slate and go round the edges with a good white silicone. http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/150mm-White-UPVC-Fascia-Cappit-Reveal-Board-5m-Length-/400240092070?pt=UK_BOI_Ceilings_Walls_Roofing_ET&hash=item5d302b23a6

Boss white on olives,copper tube as holesaw and rawplug chisel for hanging rads and fitting downpipes & bathroom suites. Thems was the days on the largest housing estate in europe in 1976.No power unless you wanted to spend 2 hours trying to find a generator .no battery drills and no lights in...

http://www.mytub.co.uk/product_information.php?product=98469

some boilers come with a pump...Do your homework :wink:

A new prv :wink:

It could be dirt stopping the prv from closing properly.Open the prv and refill the system at the same time and it might flush any dirt out and solve the problem.

Fit a pipe stat that switches the pump on for the heating when domestic up to temp. http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/SALUS-CT100-CYLINDER-PIPE-THERMOSTAT-/300579315680?pt=UK_DIY_Materials_Plumbing_MJ&hash=item45fbec5fe0

Is the branch for the en suite on the right way ..ie the sweep going towards the stack ?

I have taken off the V belt and it does look shiny metalic around the sides so i will get a new belt tomorrow. thanks.

I have moved the alternator as far as it will go on the adjusting slide bar and the belt is now taught. Thanks

OK...I've tightened the belt to max and the noise is still there. The steering fluid is full. Any more ideas please ? Thanks.

Thanks.will check it out tomorrow. it's a 2.4 diesel

thanks burnerman. is the belt easy to find ? :oops:

Hi people. i have just bought a 93 VW transporter that screeches terrible on full lock. any ideas please ? thanks.

Put one of these in the rad valve...job done. http://www.screwfix.com/p/reducing-set-15-10-1-pc/70435

I done it with a garage once and it cost £150 through a solicitor in 2006. The garage had been on someones land for over 40 years but you only need 10 years on registered land and 12 on unregistered.