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The door sags down on the left from outside. the grub screws on the spindle needed tightening but i can't get enough tension in the cable by hand. Any advice on how to do tnat? I have taken enough slack out the cable so it doesn't jump but it still sags. Thanks for any advice.

I overfilled my micra and is a pig drain some via the sump plug. I got a large syringe and bought some plastic tube from b&q that can fit down the dipstick pipe and suck it out. Much better as the oil won't come out of sump unless plug iz totally removed, leaving me fumbling about trying to...

Cheers John. I thought about keeping it seeing as other older micras are still on the road. Btw the rattle is still there but used to it now so will leabe it lol. Thank once again mate. ☺

Btw Its got121k on the clock

Hello all. I have a 54 plate micra, valued at £160 on webuyanycar. Anyone have an idea if i sould get another year out of it before anything major goes and what odds of ot lasting another year? Seen 03 plate micras about. Its wishbones and brake discs wete fixed last year. No sure if i...

Will do... Cheers mate

Thanks again burnerman. :)

After investigating a faulty reverse light, I have diagnosed through elimination, a faulty connector on a wiring loom that connects to the rear light cluster. If i get a replacement from a salvage yard, could I splice near the plug connector, or should i go further back, taking the side...

Hi again.. sounds like its from drivers side .. gulp..

thanks.. will have a go! (y)

Hiya Burnerman.. hard to say. I will have to go to work now but will have another look.. cheers mate

I have an annoying loop which has been pulled out on the passenger seat. the fabric is nylon stuff.. can i just cut it or is there another way of dealing with it? many thanks

Nissan Micra 54 plate has a tinny engine rattles intermittently for 2 seconds then stops then repeats steadily. This only happens when the engine has warmed up so could it be coolant related? I have checke for any loose covers etc. any thoughts?

Your right there.. Will have go with the epoxy

yea mate, it's got a slight embossed pattern to it, so near to zero chance getting another one. I wasn't sure if the epoxy glue would yellow in time?

I have looked at various repair methods without removing the tile. One method being to use epoxy resin to seal up the crack to stop water ingress. Anyone tried doing that? As i don't have a replacement.. Btw it's a white wall tile in bathroom

reason i ask is I've an awkward sister who occasionally does it to my parent's settee. she's 55yo so isnt going to change. and parents are too embarrased to say anything to her. the settee is 15yo. it's pretty heavy so not sure if can take the abuse and made or supplied by Peter Guild...

ok ok creoCote lol. I've used it for years and does a much much better job than what i think is rubbish like cuprinol. ILve seen workmen spraying some sort of wood treatment onto other outdoor wood fixings and got me thinking

I have a large fence which creosote every 2 years. i'm getting older and need something that lasts longer. could I spray the fence with something like aquaseal or would the old creoste hinder its penetration?

Ilm not very up on tvs but the hanging it on a plasterborad wall sounds a bit of a concern. mainly the strength of the wall to hold such a weight by the screws.