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Thanks all, so it appears that the plumber was right. Is there anyway to confirm that this is the case, i.e. an obvious sign that the pump is plumbed the wrong way round? For example, can I check the vent pipe to confirm this? Assuming the pump is the wrong way round: 1) Will that lead...

Hi, Thanks. The Boiler is a Potterton (I did mention that), but the model is a Suprima. All the pipework running to and from the boiler is boxed in, so I was hoping for some guidance prior to taking all apart. As requested by TCCHeating, some picture are below, I appreciate that it may...

Hi all, I could really do with some help, I've looked around the form and followed some advice, but not reached a resolution. I moved into a 14 year old house in October 2014. The house is fitted with a Potterton boiler with and F&E tank in the loft and a hot water cylinder. When we...

I would say 15K for a set of tyres is low, but the general rule is the more grip you have (ie the softer they are) the less wear you should expect.

SOunds like the relay mate. Get the owners manual, find the relay (normally under the hood) and replace it (about £7). Had the same problem on my Accord, with the fog lights.

Just to add, 13000 miles in three years? Could it be becasue the side walls of the tyres are cracking. Its a problem with tyres when they are sat stationary for too long.

It is unusual for a car to go through tyres that quickly. I would suggest that you do a quick inspection yourself. Are the tyres wearing evenly? If not, it could point to suspension problems. Check the tread depth yourself, using a 2 pence coin. Pirellis are normally a soft compound...

That would explain it. No chance of getting that gradient under your average kitchen unit!

As said, diesels require more battery amps to start, as they use glow plugs rather than a spark to ignite the fuel. Also, diesel oil is thicker than petrol oil, which doesn't help. The cold whether has a reduction is battery output. In short, get your battery checked out first. Halfords...

Firstly, great site. This is my first post, so be gentle! I have exactly the same problem, and thought of piping to the new applicance, however, space under the kitchen units is limited, and it is only possible for me to get a 1cm fall over 1m (total distance is about 4 meters)...