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It's a small world!

I am with you on not standing about in the PO.

Ours stinks!

It's shares a single room with a Subway and only a rope barrier between.  It offers no protection at all.

I don't know what they put in those rolls, but it doesn't smell like food.

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That's exactly how I use mine. 

I can spend a week or more traveling a hundred miles so long as there are good spots along the way.  No rush when you are retired.

If I do have to go south of the M62 though, I would set it to shortest. 

Any use?

https://www.gov.uk/get-vehicle-tax-exemption-disability

Post of the year from Casper.

PMS

No noticeable ques in north or west Yorkshire today.

But diesel up to £1.42!

Also suggested 320Nm here:-

Oct 10, 2013 - "The Haynes manual calls for 320 Nm"

https://www.peugeotforums.com/threads/f … lue.53490/

Sounds good, it shouldn't fall off anyway.

Which raises the question of what model the Haynes manual was for.  I didn't think there was one for early models?

Yes please Ken... a step by step guide with pics would be very useful.

Have you considered getting a quote of DD.  It looks a horrendous job.

Perhaps we are are all "Jocks" these days. 

Made mine same as Casper. 

Had a right job getting the gaffer tape to stick to the felt like lining material I used though.  I ended up ironing the tape with an iron hot enough to near melt the tape but not quite.  Worked very well.  Have used them constantly over 5 years and still good.

Tempted by those ebay ones though if they use something more insulating than the thin silver bubble stuff I used.

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Or I could just ad another layer of silvered bubble wrap as Casper suggests.

When I made them I didn't expect them to last long.  I thought the bubbles would quickly burst.  Surprisingly, despite folding and stuffing away into storage, they haven't.

Probably/hopefully.

I have never owned an OBD vehicle myself, but if I had to pay a garage for a high tech diagnosis, I would expect it to be accurate.

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Is there actualy any tangible benefit to having OBD equipped vehicles?  The supposed instant fault finding should save considerably on labour charges.  Old fashioned, hands on fault finding could often take longer than the repair.

The feedback I hear from others about OBD is most often about being charged extortionately to have a mysterious LED turned off.

Imagine how surprised I was Ken!

Good to meet you both too Casper.   Hope the dog's ok.

I think in the areas Ricko mentions It's to do with signal rather that reception.

There's nothing worse than getting half way through a good play and loosing reception.  I have been known to backtrack and park up.

I avoid it now by using internet radio on my phone through a front input on my radio.  There seem to be far more gaps in radio coverage than there are for phone signals.