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Try some grip puppies

The proper volvo engines are good! not the shite I have

Mines a ford one with a PSA engine as used in citroen's and pugs

Red

Exactly the same switch as in my V50

Volvo?

Simply put no you can't Unless you're under instruction and insured for it

The connectors that they crimp are poor! get the crimp set that @V650 recommends and buy some decent connectors like this type https://www.automotiveconnectors.com/connector-terminals.html you can then create crimps and connectors that are as good as or better than OEM You can also buy decent superseal connectors and create a removable watertight connection Superseal Connectors The possibilities are endless with a decent set soldered joints can go brittle due to vibration

Well the stars have aligned! Breakfast run in morning

Morning! Was hoping to get out on the bike tomorrow! then the wife reminded me I have jobs to do for the inlaws

@husoi mentioned about a TMBF App thats available Its not an app as such but uses the browser to create a shortcut that can be used like an app providing a direct link to the forum. I have copied and pasted the information below from the Invision community website so you can "install" it if you so wish There is also some info on Mobile notifications too Invision community provides support for push notifications on mobile devices. This will allow you to get notifications on your phone, even when you do not have your browser open, to alert you of new content on followed items and more. The following will show how to set this up on iOS and Android devices, on their default iOS / Apple Devices On apple devices, when visiting the community, you can click on the "Share" icon at the bottom of the page to add this to your home page. Share icon on iOS You will see "Add to Home Screen" at the bottom of the list Adding to the home screen It will allow the user to change the name of the icon they will add to their home screen should they wish to do so, then will add it to the home screen as a native application, which you can then move around as you can with any other application Changing the name and adding Android Devices On android devices, when visiting the community you will be shown at the bottom of the page (chrome is used in this example) that you can add the application to your home page Add to home If you do not see this, you can select the browser menu, where you can then find the option to add the application to your home page Add to home on menu Once selected, you will be prompted to add it, which will then show on your desktop. Of course you can move this around as you can with any other application. Enabling Notifications Once this is added, if you wish to get push notifications, you will need to switch them on. Click on the item that has just been created to open your community (ensure you do it from the new application icon). Once in there go to the following location Menu->Bell Icon->Notification Settings At the bottom of the page, click to enable browser notifications under the "Push" section Enabling Push Notifications Notifications in action

I have a set of Clarke micrometers Recommended by my brother who is a CNC machinist and he gets them calibrated for me if I need to through his work surprisingly very accurate for the price! https://www.machinemart.co.uk/p/cm180-micrometer/

The battery is screwed from standing! Get a new one on it and it should be sorted

@Smighty are you copy and pasting your reply in?

Happy belated birthday!

I have these https://www.currys.co.uk/products/tplink-deco-x20-whole-home-wifi-system-triple-pack-10222658.html On in the living room one upstairs and one in the garage this gives me a good connection all through the house to the front garden and in to the back garden there is no dead spots within my boundary and it does extend further than that The furthest each one is away from each other is 12 metres or so

With all the correct information and the right to ownership they can cut you a key and do the alarm and immobiliser if fitted too

Some bikes have a back torque limiter built in to the clutch It's a cheaper slipper clutch really! When the engine is spinning below a certain amount or revs it releases pressure on the clutch springs this works two fold by lightning the clutch action but also allowing the plates to slip on overrun preventing rear wheel lock up on down shifts When above a certain rev range they make the clutch springs pull tighter on the plates and its this that causes the grabby clutch This is a common problem on some Suzuki's and Kawasaki's so might be worth checking if you have one! A solution to this on the suzuki TLs/r was to weld the clutch centre to stop it operating

2-3 hours here! It estimates it off your connection speed Mine then proceeds and takes about 10 mins from start to finish

Serviced it today! First one that BMW haven't done

Hi and welcome to the forum Have you tried a new battery?

Yeah it might be worth doing although like others on here I always keep my last photocard licence and never send it back due to horror stories like this

Touche I have just checked my licence online in the hope that you could print it off as evidence but I don't think they would accept that

Sounds like its going the right way

It will wait till you have a signal plus it will work off the weakest of 2g signals Pretty sure they all work off the GPRS network otherwise how would you be able to track it?