Recent content by jet_noise

Scenery'll still be here when you come again!

Caught Mr & Mrs Eb today in Lochcarron so they've got that far! I saw them pull up on the lochshore opposite my house with QP on the drive so popped out for a chat :) Good to meet and trust the next destination was made.

Ditto - I'm on the NC500, Lochcarron. There's an Inverness cars'n'coffee this Sunday.

Thanks, RR. I'm back home (Highlands) by then otherwise I'd come :) I occasionally attend Inverness Cars'nCoffee

Maroon QP exiting Pershore towards Worcester about 16:30 yesterday. First time I've seen another when I've been out in mine - green QP V! Appropriate acknowledging gestures exchanged :).

I got as far as researching, have not bought, but I was going to plump for a Carcoon alternative from inthegarage . If you've not come across them before they're inflateable instant garages with air circulation. You need (modest) power to keep it up (oo er, missus) but avoids both abrasion and...

I'm using mansplaining in a gender non-specific way :D Sort of the modern equivalent of teaching one's grandmother. LEDs are (more or less) not ohmic at all rather than just being non-linear. A typical equivalent circuit is a voltage source of about 2V in series with a very small resistor. i.e...

Your solution is the wrong way round IMHO To get a minimum resistance across the lamp you need to a parallel resistor or have a low(er) resistance LED :) At the risk of mansplaining ;) ... ...it's complicated by the highly non-ohmic characteristic of filament lamps. Particularly that their off...

Loudlink worked for me mostly. An oddity is it turns the 'phone's music volume to 0 on each connection. Apart from that and the below the toughest thing was getting the CD changer out! It was unexpectedly expensive. Ts&Cs suggest VAT is included but it isn't uniquely for UK buyers. Which would...

I'm west coast - Lochcarron. There's a 2010 GT (IIRC) in Inverness. Met him at Cars'n'Coffee.

I had to redo membrane seals on my daily shed Jazz - rear footwell puddles! Any acrylic gun-applied sealant will do. There's automotive types but for the Jazz I used Unibond Weatherguard window frame sealant. The materials suggested above might be more "proper" though :)

That answer was given because I asked what symptoms I should look out for, as an aid to making the stick or twist decision on clutch blackjack :) The indie is Migliore. I've used many garage services for different cars over the years and my judgement is that they are superb - technically...

Thanks rs. Also take the point on other causes (than the clutch) to @Giual 's issue. Any news G, I see you haven't visited for a week?

Unexpected neutral but going into gear when asked again is a symptom of worn clutch acc. the indie who serviced mine. As a new owner and car bought with unknown clutch wear (last owner had it serviced by an ex-Maserati tech but without suitable interrogation tool) I had to judge whether the 78%...

Update: I went with member @sionie1 's offer. OEM turnkey solution (bag, wheel, jack, wrench, compressor, in-wheel packing insert) was worth the premium and still a huge saving over attempting to source new. It fits in the spare wheel well too. The floor doesn't quite lie flat but it's close...