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Try changing the sensor onto the opposite side and see if that side drops, if it does you've got a faulty sensor. Always worth soaping up the bags when you put the motor into off road height. Check the sensor connectors, sometimes the water gets to the cables and corrodes the connections. Had...

Might be to far away, but they've been in the business for over 30 years and don't advertise Train station a few mins walk away http://www.preserveprotect.co.uk/

Unscrew the sensor/blanking plug off the bottom of the fuel filter in the offside rear wheelarch and crank the engine to see if you have fuel flow

Top tip :-)

Propshaft removed for fuel economy reasons, I presume?

Mines a pint. Im sure you primised everyone a drink when u got the cash back Great result :-)

The very good weather has kept them at bay (for now) However expect a burst of them when the first shower of rain falls They are usually around from the start of June until at the very least the end of August but not uncommon to still be a nuisance until well into September.

See you again in another 10 years time?:D

Fix yours and make it good. Failing that £1000 and accept £600 - £800

Gumtree or Ebay or perhaps one of the many Facebook pages There is a policy on this site that you need 50 posts to be able to sell. In saying that, nobody on here ever spends any cash, of the brazillions of things on here for sale over the years, I think the only thing that ever sold was goat...

And if you are taking your time to enjoy the scenery (and why wouldn't you) and have a tailback of more than a few vehicles, pull in for a minute and let them by. We may be trying to get to work :-)

Sounds like there may 2 motors running about with the same ID Wonder if the VIN plate has been 'accidentally' stuck to another vehicle - by mistake of course:rolleyes: I'd be doing a bit of research first before parting with any dosh

Fraid not - thats only a 9 out of 10 :-)

Bit like snotters when you roll them between your fingers then:eek:

If I have to remove the plastic door skin under the door cards I usually just tape them back on with duct tape or similar. By the time a motor get to double figures in years most of the plastic has disappeared due to the amount of times the window regulator or door looks break. I've made new...

Oxford blue - best colour for a 2 (IMO of course)

Or grind the head off, remove the channel and then work on the remains

if there is something to grip, I would say yes. Can you not get an angle grinder on that and cut a slot then use an impact screwdriver on it?

Get yourself a set of these, even better with the expansion set https://www.toolstation.com/shop/p81815?r=googleshopping&rr=marin&utm_source=googleshopping&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=googleshoppingfeed&gclid=EAIaIQobChMItd7F_Jvq2wIVhynTCh0rmgESEAQYASABEgL_pvD_BwE