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Is the crack present on the inside of the house?

Use a dremel or similar to cut a slot in them then use a decent fitting flat blade screwdriver

A picture of where the mdpe enters the house would be useful as getting that sorted out properly is going to be more of an issue than sorting out under the sink

I'd have no issue if the shop had failed them at test for being dangerous, I have an issue with them trying to claim it's dangerous and must be replaced immediately then the next day they state it meets the required safety standard. I'd of also accepted them saying they really should be...

Sorry I'm not going to agree telling someone there dangerous and have to be changed immediately then passing them the following day is just trying to pressurise people.

No surprisingly, it's not one of the big big chains, but it is a chain in the East Midlands

I'm not surprised any of the wheel alignment is out, she doesn't look after it and being a bmw platform it runs an amount of negative camber anyway. My issue is in them stating there dangerous and have to be changed there and then, but the next day they pass them in an mot, they were simply...

So I've been badgering the wife to get her wheel alignment done since replacing her 2 front tyres as they were down to the wire. Yesterday she takes it to one of the local tyre places to have the alignment done (their the pick of the bunch round here but none of them excel) , they had it up on...

Is it a decorated wall? If not I'd get a decent sized bit of 18mm osb or ply, cut your hole out of it then mount the board to the wall making sure to get screws in each block and the board will help hold it all together while you core. Once you've cored 25mm or so into the material use a...

Neighbour is currently redoing his shower, with everything removed the plaster at the top near the shower head connection looks slightly damp. What I need to be able to do is remove the shower head connection there and then fit something into the female fitting to cap it off so I can then...

If the old thermostat housing is plastic I'd use a sharp chisel to break it up and get it out the way and then see what your left with

If it's 3m deep your going to need a very large budget for foundations/groundworks if you can even get the water company to agree to it

How deep is deep, is there an inspection chamber in your garden and where is the run in relation to your planned rear foundation?

You kindly ask whichever neighbour has the nearest inspection chamber if you can use it for the survey.

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/125251294633 If you ask them for a couple more pictures they should be able to help, maybe see if you can find the part number off yours

From memory the meguirs kit comes with the buffer for a drill, the polish and a small sanding pad with 2 different grits on it. For the best results I tend to find it's worth an hour wet and drying them from 400 grit upwards to 1200 grit then polish, if it's for one of my cars then ill...

You'd need to ask for more pictures and a part number but I'm fairly sure ebay item number 125251294633 is the correct one

Is it the n/s rear (passenger side) or o/s rear (drivers side) belt?

I'd look very carefully at that small plastic bit I'd suspect it's either got a split in it or has been glued back together to allow the belt out of it, it's pretty much inconceivable that someone has cut the belt and rejoined it somehow and it still functions. It has been dismantled somehow.

Cable tie is holding the cable for the pretensioner in place. There looks enough space in the picture to pull the belt out then fold the slack back on itself and around to the right and slip it around the end of the pretensioner and back into it's correct position