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Thanks, going on the ramp tomorrow, manaed to get it in last min i'll report back

Front wheel drive rear of the engine closer to windscreen if that makes sense leaking onto the drive

Cars leaking coolant, doesn’t seem to be around the radiator its kind of mid engine but obs below onto the floor. No visible leakages from pipes or coolant reservoir . Just wondering if this is a common thing on a component or likely just a hose off? Appreciate any advice thank you

Do I feel Lucky Harry....No :ROFLMAO: Guess I bought a rotter only had it 6 months radiator was knackered after week3 (warrenty replaced it) then this! having said that the engine was noisy to begin with you know like a taxi with 450k on it so my fault really. Strangely I had a SAAB 93 before...

Thank you everyone, so if it runs fine for 15 mins worth changing over the oilepickup seal ? or shall I just scrap it and buy a Nissan ?

Thanks Harry appreciate your reply Its sounds fine now though. Not trying to argue with your opinion I really appreciate your comment, would it be because it cooled down that is sounds ok. And if its knackered whats the remedy may I ask Thanks Rob

Getting a "Low oil pressure" warning on my Vauxhall Insignia 2011 , bit of research its a common fault "Oil pic up Seal" needs replacing. I ignored the warning for a little while, the warning started flashing quite a lot the other day, previously it was only a hand full of times and the engine...

HI All Im getting multiple random service alerts on my Car Vauxhall Insignia 2011 From Tracking to Air bags to Oil etc. Had a new radiator fitted recently do you think its just a bad electrical connector not being replaced properly or is this indicative of something more common related to this...

Hello All My integrated fridge freezer is freezing liquids in the fridge compartment at times but struggles to freeze products in the feeezer section ice cream is soft etc. The control panel lights at the top flash repeatedly on ocassion so maybe its something to do with that . Any help is...

Very good point "pjcomp" think I will defanatly shove the sink along a bit if anything

ok can you give me the spacific reg just out of interest? or is it based on general health and safety. Im having the kitchen re fitted anway so It can be moved and will be moved. Ta

the fuse box is old school and will need to be replaced anyway so if a new one is fitted will it have to be relocated under the regs due to its location? is that cast iron and must be moved etc, I agree its a stupid position but if it cant be moved then is it against the regs to put a new one in...

Is there a reg regarding a consumer unit placed under a kitchen sink? I know its bad practice etc, but I have just purchased a house and the CU is under the sink.

Thats good advice, didnt know that re SY. After all that thought I think I will just use T&E as Im fairly sure it comply with the regs.

I wasnt going to use SWA Just SY cable that has an earthed metallic sheath (braid). Thinking about it though my islator is considered an accessory and so is the CU and thus is considered a safe cable route or zone so really I could use T&E in the wall so long as its RCD protected

Thanks Col, let me explain further: The CU will be directly behind the isolator on the otherside of the wall. Also I was going to use a cable with an earthed metal sheath so it complys with 522.6.6 I will still solicon the isolator as you sugest. ok with that?

Im mounting a Rotary Isolator on an external wall and the cable is coming through the wall straight into the back of the isolator . Im not using SWA and I don't want to fit a gland as it means knocking lumps out of the wall. Whats the best way to maintaian its IP... (silicone?) . Is this alowable?

Bongos Yes mate I read your post I was replying to oharaf then read your post just after , Thanks very much for the clarification

so what do you put in the PFC box? The actual PFC or the PSC if higher, its seems barmy that the forms say PFC but when taught all the litrature says put the higher in the box

Im a little confused as to what to record for Ze and PFC on a test form: Its not that Im an idiot or anything its just what is meant to be recorded that gets me so here goes: When measuring a Ze at origin Im using the meter set to L-PE (3 wire) and I record the result as my Ze value, the...