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have a look at this, great diagrams turbo - http://auto.howstuffworks.com/turbo1.htm super - http://auto.howstuffworks.com/supercharger.htm

hi, just wondering really, i've been shocked twice in my life, once when i was about 13 and decided to see how a 4 way extension lead worked, i took the plastic casing off plugged in my tv and touched the live metal inside, it gave me one hell of a shock, the 2nd time was last year when i was...

with regards to the central locking, have you got a spare key to test in the lock? ford keys are well known for wearing, and as the drivers door gets the most use, that wears as well, if the key is not worn and works fine in passenger door, boot and ignition (without having to jiggle it) it will...

This is taken from ford To reach the latest Stage IV emissions legislation, diesel vehicles require a system to clean the exhaust gases before they exit the exhaust system. This is achieved by trapping or filtering the soot particulates produced during engine combustion. A diesel...

i know this doesn't look completely like your barrel, but i need to know year etc to give you a better idea

The deepest key cut is referred to as a four. Two thirds the depth of a four cut, is a three. Half the depth of a three cut, is a two. Finally no cut at all, is a one! Along the length of the key are six possible cuts NOTE:The first tumbler inserted into the tumbler magazine should...

sounds very much like a split hose on the air intake side, between air filter intercooler and turbo, once the covers are off it will be pretty hard to miss

i'm not an electrician but what i've learned off here i'd have said no, they will draw 38A so will trip the 32A and 6mm will be too small, go for 10mm thats my opinion and hope an electrician can back up my theory

yeah they'll only be drawing just over an amp, if you used this circuit you could still afford to have around 5 100w lights upstairs 240 volts x 6 amps = 1440 watts i thought as it said kitchen it might have been running sockets or something else other than just the lights

http://www.diynot.com/wiki/electrics:lighting:lighting_circuit_layouts

what's on the kitchen circuit? its only got a 6A mcb, if it's just the lights then can't you extend that to accomodate the upstairs light,

i'd have said it needs to be at least 6mm but i'm no electrician

can you take a photo of all the parts and post it up to help me

very ouch! i hope we've both learned enough not to do it again!

its less than 10mm across but it bled like hell! i like to think i am very safety conscious and did it cleaning out the top of a stanley knife with the blade out using a braddle :oops:

that ones going to the cu, it goes down then up, the top of the elcb comes in from the meter and doesn't have an earth connected, and like i said, its only used as an isolator, pressing the yellow button does nothing

that's a lot of hassle just to keep a computer switched on, brilliant idea though, i'm sure it will catch on :lol:

the elcb was left after the cu was fitted as a way to isolate the cu in the future without having to disconnect the service fuse, it's inoperative as it doesn't have an earth going to the supply earth but i will eventually change it. with regards to the cooker on the rcd, it had to go...

you're always told to keep your hand behind the blade when cutting, and thats what i tell people too, but i forgot to do it today, and it was only a small nick

the main switch on the cu? its 100A my elcb which was left as an isolator is only rated 60A so i guess it would be best to leave the service fuse at 60A, is there any advantage to having a 100A service fuse? what is the cut out edf said they would have to increase? is it just the part the...