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I do to get it down to a level that your single cell brain can understand it.... or maybe it was just too much - sorry :lol:

And if you don't go far enough you won't get to court to see the scum bag get his sentence because you're dead. I'll risk it my way thanks.

Disconnecting the battery is unlikely to help but costs nothing to try! It depends on the frequency of the vibration / judder is it in time with the engine revs (like a misfire) or is it more in time with the road wheels? It's possible for CV joints to give this sort of effect under...

Circumference = pie D therefore one half of pie D = 3.1415927 x 1' /2 or 1.57079635'

It was a sarcastic reply to a do gooders post.... it was meant to be daft :lol:

I've done it using a 2" hole saw, cut a hole where the cable needs to cross the stud, I went into the stud by about 1". Remove the wood and plasterboard with a chisel that leaves a slot for the cable to pass the stud. Put a small piece of sheathing over the top and fill the remaining hole with...

You're obviously having difficulty reading. What I have said all the way through this thread is 'If someone breaks into my house' i.e. theyre in my house I reserve the right to defend my family, myself and my possesions and as far as I'm concerned the hooligan has forgon all rights. OBVIOUSLY...

Lets try another one, 02:00 you hear noises but you think no problem it will be a nice local youth thats closing my front door that I stupidly left open. Then you hear screams coming from your 12 year old daughters bedroom but think she's just having a bad dream, never mind. You hear more noises...

As far as I'm concerned, once they enter my property my rules are in place and I will protect my family or my property from the low life that have decided that they're not going to stick to the law. THEY BROKE THE LAW FIRST. Regards - J

BAS - Nothin to say? are you now incapable of thought? :lol:

110% with you on this one joe-90, you're bang on the mark. How many people go through daily life and never make a mistake in their job? yes in this case the consequences are horrendous and POSSIBLY a mistake was made BUT I still feel we should praise not prosecute the police who are risking...

Taking the balance of probabilities into account, the current system gets my vote. There are so many people around that most go through life and never ever make a mistake it's untrue. Yes the consequences here were tragic but so were the consequences when bombs have gone off. Regards - J

Or maybe someone replaced the pressure cap on the expansion bottle with a plastic one? Difficult, don't know the full history or the underbonnet layout of this vehicle. Regards - JB

Why do people say Robin Reliant? They don't say Astra Vauxhall or Escort Ford. Just Curious - J

Amazing how there are so many experts having had weeks to analyse what should have been done. The policeman had milliseconds to make his decision, the world has had weeks to consider and decide he made the wrong one. It was a tragic outcome but the guy was told to stop several times...

I think thats a little unfair I feel I have the right to use whatever force is needed to protect my property and my family. Is it right to allow them to rape your daughter or your wife?, wait until the slash you with a knife?, destroy / steal your belongings - as far as I'm concerned no it...

It will be the one on the expansion bottle.

Surely if it was a blocked radiator the boiling would occur when the engine is working i.e. a drive on the motorway. Regards - J

As far as I'm concerned if anyone breaks into another persons property they forgoe any rights they have. If anyone breaks into my property I would attack with any means available to me, there's no way that I'm going to wait to find out if they've got a knife / gun / baseball bat etc. We're...

In my new extension they run up the cavity into the roofspace and then in trunking along to the CU