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Sorry Canyon but you was an open goal, for the post i'd seen two minuits earlyer.... I recon it depends on the size of your leak and the size of your wallet, they recon synthetic is best , but most of the older designed l/r bmw engines will take almost anything. If you look in the front of the...

How To Change The Oil In Your Car (Cars: Routine Maintenance For Cars) ........couldnt resist it, stole it off slobs post :)

If you can afford it the V8 petrol is the winner, anything else is a compromise of less power for less money. I think gas is ok if you can fuel up without hassel. So the question is how many miles are you likely to do in it?

HHHHHaaa, Thanks for that. ...Though coincidently (RH picture on your link) I did get a Scorpion CVR stuck in a bog up to its turret once, that had to be air lifted out by a Chinoock, I didnt know they cost £8000 ph to run. Maybe thats why the loadmaster swore at me!

Thanks Slob, anywhere more southery?

Can we have a bit on the site that relates to the best/ cheepest place to get spares in areas?...... or have you done that already and i'm a bit thick....maybe with some kind of feedback for good suppliers!

YEP, V12 is right, dont do anything exept keep an eye on the oil levels.......It will break down again...so fix it all together! Try to love your rangie, and think of how much free advice you can get! also try to think of the fuel costs of doing that extra bit for your country, think of all...

I wouldn't!.....emmisions tests, lack of power, time buggering about, can't be a good thing......but i'm guessing to.

The first thing I do with the warning messages is dissconect and reconnect the battery, to clear spurious messages!....you might be lucky!

I think a good tip is to put a bucket of sand in the boot, and when you feel the time is right you can just stick your head in it. Summer is a good time to fix things.

WOW, Thanks Sirus! The Rf unit on the left is the old one. With the black box in the rear load area being the possition as fitted. The white blobs are the stickers. (the fact that you cant see the colours is the fault of me and my camera).

Forgot to mention that the only real noticeable difference was the old one had a blue round sticker on it, and the new one had a green sticker!

I have now fitted my new RF receiver (Rimmer bros £146.96 inc vat delivered). I have taken some pictures of the new and old ones and tryed to stick em on here for reference, but couldn't because the file size was too big. If anybodys interested they can contact me and I will try to e-mail them...

It would take just water on its own without coolant. BUT DONT DO IT. It is such a risk this time of year. Due to frost etc.Any coolant suitable for ali engines would do, buy a tester from the local car shop when you get your coolant it wont cost much and could save loads. I think mines got...

haaaaa ment to delete that last bit sorry!

Dunno but I have on mine, and its been fine for a few weeks, so I have ordered the new reciever.

Yeah so did I, as I said, I have now ordered the new reciever. It just means you shouldnt be wasting £150.

Thanks for that Abe I have now got one on order from rimmerbros, same price as yours! Brings the whole price inc vat and delivery to about £150. Bighammerman, I think I can answer your question, The general opinion is you cant tell just by looking, but If you leave it unpluged for a...

It may be just the lights on the display?....one of mine's out so i get half a dimmed milage.

Its OK i've sent an e-mail to Rimmer bros myself, didnt see that you are from Belgium :)