Bender

Make sure you have a co alarm in there, I take it it's an indirect one with an exhaust ?

The in house octopus heat pump is not one of the more efficient ones on the market and it's way behind the best ones from colder countries, why does that matter, because the more inefficient the more electric it's going to use. They do have sensible survey and installation is usually ok but you may want to look at which pump they are wanting to install, the in-house one they make is what they will push but your paying the electricity bill, look at the scop and SPF. Look at valiant or nibe s2125 scop and weep the nibe will laugh at our winters where as you will be able to stand next to your octopus heat pump and keep warm from all the electricity it's using It's not worth it for us as our combined electric and gas is just over 1k a year, would never make it back, our heating is usually on for a couple of hours then it's off, can't do that with a heat pump you have to know how cold your going to be tmrw Solar and batteries help, just spend another 10k, you should break even some time about 2099 as long as electric don't go up, which it will.

They will alert an apple device if it's near it too long and you can DL an app for android to see if an apple airtag is near you.....so they are pretty easy to find.

Yup u turn is set in an area you can't go outside of........

Good luck

Yea unfortunately your Gona get ED Milibland

Done for what it's worth......

Stalker Welcome back

Would be easier to attach a temp 12v supply whilst changing the battery rather than stripping out an alarm system to do it quietly.

And pointless if it's a charging issue also notifiable to insurance which will increase when you tell them it's been removed and it's even easier to steal now.

Happy birthday

Welcome, unfortunately I don't think anyone is going to openly discuss defeating and removing an alarm system on an open forum. Alarm is not a big draw on a battery it's highly unlikely to be causing a battery issue while running, I would start with changing the battery and checking the charging system. Connections etc.

That should be fairly straightforward, trading standards and vosa , it's illegal to remove emission stuff and pass an MOT and sell it. The law Under the Road Vehicles (Construction and Use) Regulations (Regulations 61(7) and 61A(3)) and the Road Traffic Act 1988 (Section 42) it is an offence to use on a road a vehicle which has been modified in such a way that it no longer complies with the air pollutant emissions standards it was designed to meet.

Unless no cars about blue should stick to it's lane, you don't cut straight from right to left lane exiting a roundabout as it's asking for an accident. As a rider your safer in the left as you can keep an eye for idiots to your right as you come off rather than looking out for some twat from the other junction going straight through and taking you out as you turn off in what you've marked as the blue lane.

You have a bike license but no car licence Did you start with cat B on your license

He was smoking something but it wasn't the police

I've yet to go to a country that I thought didn't like us or scowled at our passport, we've been to a fair few, I've yet to go to afar though and I would love to go to some of the middle east countries but that would just be silly and irresponsible.

Yup that's working

I've removed the link as it goes to a page that requested switching accounts to gain access. There is either a problem with what you linked to or something suspect.

I'm not saying it's good practice just they are happy with it and give 5yrs warranty, I've never gone to the 25k, the engines do use timing chains and don't have a history of self destruction though

My van is 25000 miles or 2yrs and all nissan commercials come with 5yr warranty

They have been charged with espionage, I don't fancy their chances of a not guilty verdict.

Glad your all sorted in the end

Welcome

Belated happy birthday I have a good excuse, I was out Sunday having a pint for you