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You obviously already have the boiler so read the manufacturers instructions, they over ride what anyone else says about the position of the flue.

You can turn the water off and the heating will still work ok, if you leave the heating on constant and just turn the room stat to say 12 degrees it will keep the place warm enough so nothing will be affected by the cold.

Roughly 30-40mm

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I think they mean the radiator was hung First rand then the brackets were tiled around. So if you remove the brackets there will be two patches where there is no tiles. Without replacing the tiles the only way I can think to sort it out is to either patch in a bit of tile and grout -...

You will only have hot water from the combi boiler at one tap/outlet. It will no longer be feeding the whole house. So if you run out of hot water and want another shower you can't rely on the combi for hot water as it will probably just be feeding a sink or whatever it is near.

To be honest I'm not sure if they can as they are fairly new, but they aren't going to save you anywhere near the amount they will cost to install in their lifetime.

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Looks like I'm going to have to go have a word with the chap who done the work. it was a bloke that lives down me old mans road so is meant to be a mate :)

Yeh we've had someone up and they seem to think that the gearbox has had it aswell now so it's not looking good for the poor little van :(

So in other words if you had a clutch changed 6 months ago and now some of the bolts holding the gearbox on to the engine have come loose / fallen out and the driveshaft has popped loose, would you say this is all a result of the clutch change??? Bearing in mind it had all been fine for 155k...

I know this is a very old thread but if a clutch is being replaced on a 54 plate citroen berlingo 1.9D do the driveshafts have to be removed? Cheers

Get the plumbers round to check it all, it's there job I'm sure they won't mind, where abouts in the country are you from?

Why does it matter that the pump if green. And yes the boiler can stay and the megaflow could go in the loft as long as the joists up there are up to the job to take the weight

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Yeh that would be your best bet as they would be able to cap it and test to make sure it is all safe correctly. Where abouts are you from

In your standerd house you can't go wrong with 2 zones. One for upstairs and one for downstairs (living and sleeping).

What are the size of the radiators that are causing the issue?