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AF have the most aggressive agents I've come across. I did buy a policy once, but remember feeling somewhat stitched up afterwards. Currently with Lifesure, and have timmed that down to £185, with a possible (doubtful) £40 cashback from Go Compare. That includes 270 days in EU also.

@pathfinder100 We used to get the full 90L X 2 in boxes so it fits in one layer on the floor of van - we used to but all our wine in France so the reduction will hit us hard, having to pay 3 time the price in the UK. Fond of the abbey beers too, and have refined my selection to include the highest strengh beers, since it's almost impossible to get the higher strengths in the UK, though Asda will do Duvel £6 for 4. In Begium Delhaise
supermarkets seem to be the best for beer, France is more difficult, I'd reccomend a pub crawl in Bruges, but since the cramped campsite is way out of town, better to stay in th Etap at the station - under £50 weekdays and £3 a day to park. Walking distance to the Half Moon.

Been keeping an eye on this and it seems that more and more of the small cities are implementing low emisssion zones.
As per the German model, they plan to tighten up the restrictions each year, so that diesels won't be allowed in these zones within 3 or 4 years.
Even worse is the ability to introduce temporary speed restrictions in areas recording fine particle pollution rates, despite the fact that wood burning stoves are the main cause.
So in these area speed limits can drop by 20km/h on motorways and 10km/h on 80km/h roads - but how the hell do you know.
I see also that Bordeaux is setting a 30km/h limit of all its road this month with Lyon to follow suit shortly.

The only saving grace here will be the usual French resistance with regards to, being told what to do. Since up to 75% of vehicles in these cities will be forced off the road within the next 3 years, I would expect the locals to building barricades, setting fire to council offices and burning police cars in the near furture.

C8, Synergie, 806, 807, Ulysee - all will fit. The fixing points in the floor are all the same, however the fixing points on the bases are different. The important bit is to make sure that the base is included. Sometimes different diameter bolts are used, so the holes in the base may need to be reamed out.
Note that the double seat has a connector for the middle seatbelt pre-tensioner. If left disconnected the airbag warning light comes on. It should be configurable is diagbox, but I never found where it was. The alternative is to buy an airbag simulator device https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/294581283455 which is just a 2ohm resistor and hopefully a fuse.
I managed to get a proper passenger seat for the Expert, so they are available sometimes,

Cheers

Could be the caliiper sliding pin sticking, in which case the pads will be worn more on one side

https://file.io/8ushYIzllLQ9

I guess there may be better places to host files

Somebody else downloaded it. Kets try again
https://file.io/UluAssaTOgZm

The door wiring seems quite simple ref 6202
The motor wire 6204 goes straight to the ecu
I assume you don't have deadlocking

My battery dropped to 12.1v yesterday, so the central locking was disabled. Just a thought

So that set me off listening to the first 3 albums again this morning.

Anyway I once experienced a horrible load creaking noise from the front after driving down the long dirt road to campsite Paradiso Karlovy Vary, Czechia.
It sounded so bad that I thought the front suspension was ready to fall off. So I got it towed to the local garage, where they said that they could not fnd anything wrong. Nice people did not charge anything for thier time.
Never came back again, so I guess it was a bit of gravel somewhere it shold not have been and putting the van up on the ramps  somehow dislodged it.

Have a nice one.
Btw beer allowance is a reasonable 42 litres now.