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Found a breakers yard open this morning. Didn't have an L322 slide pin but I knew the ones on my insignia were virtually identical so bought a couple of those. They were slightly too long and approx 1mm too big on diameter so had to chuck them on the lathe for modification. All back together...

Bastid bastid bastid bastid. Anyone within an hour of lancashire got a spare slide pin or better still a complete caliper carrier???

We have an Mg5 and it's solid. It's one of the comfiest vehicles I've ever sat in. Not quite a range rover as the seats aren't as big but they're very soft and supple. Too many cars these days have really hard seats which I hate. I don't want to do the nurburgring I want to sit in an armchair...

Part 2 which is equally rubbish

Part 1 of my pretty bad attempt at reviewing a product.

Well, started taking out the dash 5 months ago then work happened. Finally got it all bolted back together today. Quite impressed so far. Not cheap at almost 500 quid but seems a quality piece of kit

I will also need to check if there's anything else causing poor fuel economy. Steady run was getting 30 but this trip I've averaged 22. Seemed to do better on today's run based on milage and guage position. I will know better when I fill up on Tuesday morning when I get off the boat. No point...

You were lucky then. I've had them on the bench polished and looking like new but they've still bound. I've probably done 10 and they've all done it but a cheap set of new ones and fine so I just chuck em in the bin now. Got to do discs all round on mine as they're a bit juddery from motorway...

Is it an L322? If so, the rear calipers are notorious for seizing on. I've stripped several and rebuilt them but they never work properly. Much easier just to buy a couple of new ones.

That said, snow all gone now. Tomorrow I will head to around Berlin then Sunday to Delft. Monday with a customer in Holland then on the boat back to hull Monday night. I will at some point get the android head unit fitted! Using my JBL smart speaker is better than driving in silence but it's...

Probably not as good when I drove the last 40 miles through compacted snow and ice though

Well, if you have to do 600 miles in a day then 400 the next I can confirm that a 3.6tdv8 l322 is one of the better vehicles to do it in. What I have learnt though is that the fuel economy properly falls off a cliff above 90mph. On the morning stint through Holland (Dutch plod is not good to...

I don't really see the point if you're pressure bleeding how can it back feed? The second the nipple is open fluid flows out until you close it again. I mean, yes, they're a nice socket so less likely to round the nipple but I think the valve is a bit of a gimmick

Fan works fine in manual on all speeds. It Definately feels like it isn't sensing cabin temp correctly

Hi all, The heater is temperamental in the bus. It seems to lag what's needed massively. My suspicion is that the fan that sucks air into the sensor vent on the panel isn't working so it takes forever to sense the real cabin temp. Does anyone know if this fan can be replaced as I will be...

I find on mine it's best to put it in manual when driving on cruise or the slightest incline causes it to drop down a gear. Cruise control isn't renowned for mpg, it just does whatever it needs to keep the speed correct. My wife always gets better economy than I do because she doesn't like...

Shame you're not closer, you would be welcome to use our press if you were.

Ebv function fault sounds like electric battery vehicle. I would clear all and try again. Could be spurious faults, could be legit. Steering angle could cause abs faults so that one probably needs sorting if you have abs issues.

I would go with it. It's a casting so should be fine. If you're worried that the bearings may be chinesuum then buy the timken kit and swap them out before fitting. Or, just buy the bearings and swap them out anyway?

Could also be your suspension calibration is way out diagonally causing it to rock fr to rl if that makes sense. When I got my first p38 it was like a barge and everyone said it would be shot bushes and airbags. They all looked fine. Recalibrated it and it drove like a new one.