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Thanks, have tried every avenue but it seems that Fiat have a coding system that is complex and non of the localjavascript:emoticon(':cry:') or national "Key rescue" firms offer a coding service. Tried here as a last resort, guess Fiat will have another reluctant customer...£250!!!

Has anyone got a contact for replacing a lost fiat hymer motorhome key? all of the usual sources, autolock etc say that only fiat can do this job of recoding. I can't believe that the codes are not available somewhere and wondered if anyone on this forum might know of anyone who performs this...

Thanks for the reply, I followed Stivino's advice and trawled websites and managed to find the piece of software to give the code. Wonderful thing the internet!! Its all out there somewhere!!javascript:emoticon(':D')

[/url] Cheers for that I'll have a trawl through the sitesjavascript:emoticon(':D')

Hi, I rather stupidly renewed the car battery on my wifes "shopmobile" and gave no thought to the fact that the radio might need recoding!!! Does anyone know how to retrieve the code without spending an arm and a leg at Fords? :?:

I do drive a bit "gently" anyway so perhaps thats why? I did check out the Ford Thermostat and it was perfectly OK!! Anybody want a good second hand original fit thermostat cheap!!!! Think I'll live with it, the car returns nearly 50 to the gallon overall. Thanks for your help...

I have tried replacing the thermostat and have checked for airlocks, made sure the coolant is properly circulating. I have no leaks and the engine behaves impeccably. However for all my efforts the motor still takes an age to get to full temperature and the readings with the new gates thermostat...

Thanks for your advice John, thought I might need special tools etc to set up the belt tension, relieved there is an automatic tensioner in there!!javascript:emoticon(':D')

Have fitted timing belts before but wandered if anyone had any tips for this particular engine? Have read up a few forums and as this is the first belt change (51000) on this car only the belt is needed unless I discover water leaks etc. Are any special tools needed or any tips to make the job a...

Reckon I did twice if you look again! But not specifically on your Post. Thanks again for your help.

Thanks for all the feedback. At least I now have a shortlist to go at and get some prices etc.............

Thanks for the advice will check out the ATAG, Broag Avanta Plus and the Baxi Solo HE.

Will take a look Thanks.

Have looked at all the boiler makes you list glasgowgas , but I was hoping someone who has the knowledge would actually recommend ONE particular make/model and not simply make another list!! But thanks anyway.

Hi, I'm looking for advice and any recommendations for a suitable replacement boiler (heat only) for my open vent system. Simplicity, ease of fitting and reliability are the factors that I am interested in. The existing system is purely for heating radiators, no hot water requirement, I need...

Thanks for your replies, I was hoping that someone might have the valve needed "squirreled " away somewhere, however, it looks like I shall have to replace the boiler..........bugger! Any suggestions for a good reliable boiler that will serve an open vent system, heating only (not linked to hot...

I am struggling to get my central heating system to last....just one more year or two!!..... greedy really as the system was installed in 1974!! Apart from replacing two water pumps and the odd boiler gasket, she's behaved like a good 'un. Problem is I now need a replacement magnetic valve...