TonyB

On mine the headlamp flasher only flashes the main beam... HIDs on dipped. If switched to main beam HIDs stay on when main beam selected, but main beam not HID because of the startup if you needed to flash. It's a 1995 Jap spec TT Hope this helps

98 miles in just under 2 hours..... he's got a zed not a pushbike !

There you go.... I got those and they're fabulous... Fox Race

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Those wheels seem expensive .... I'll have a look for a link to the ones I got .... hang on

HI Si I had mine done by the Scottish crowd and it was after that one of the rims failed.... I for one wouldn't use them again Tony

Bank Transfer sent ... Referenced TonyB

Try one of the breakers as well if Nissan say the parts are in Japan.... SWZ, Zedworld Etc They are all willing to help with parts and bits and bobs

Saw H Reg Black with nice shiny spoked wheels parked at the Garden centre Second tome I've seen it... anyone on here ?

I wonder if it comes with indacators if its a BMW ?

Well I have had some experience and some of the connections look like they dependent on the type of alarm circuit you are using.... Alarm circuits can either permanently 'Switched on' and trigger when the circuit is broken. These devices are connected in Series. Others, connected in parallel can trigger when any of the devices closes the circuit. Most common devices in these categories are door contacts in Series and PIR/Microwave devices that are connected in parallel. The bell box looks like it has connectors to be triggered either way, from a circuit closing or a circuit opening ie being broken and this is the safest way for the bell to protect it, so that if the wires are cut the circuit is cut and the bell or siren activates from the battery backup if the power has been cut On the bell box the BT should be the battery, given there is only a +ve and a -ve The St is the connection for a Strobe Light The H+ and H- I think are the connections for the trigger cuircuit going high or low as above On the box I would think that the single block of two connectors is for mains power in but I wouldnt swear to it because there is no earth. I would thing that the two +ve and -ve connectors are for the two different alarm circuits. 9 is an autodialler connection, 7 is the sounder and 5 is the engineer mode, possibly Tamper protection Thats as much as I can tell apart from to say that series connected devices will have one -ve contact and one +ve contact, Parallel devices will have multiple wires in both the positive and -ve. Hope this helps. If you can identify the board I or others may be able to add more information

I think it's a racing club rule..... maybe RAC, BRSCC, BRDC or whoever organises races that say once the vehicle leaves the track the number must be taken off. That's why you sometines see cars with a big X across the number. But there agian if if you're not competing surely it would be car decoration. Live the VW Lovebug edition that came out with a number on the side

So nice to see you out and about living your dreams Have you started saving for your Zed yet ?

Oh dear... we all mistakes and the thing to do is to learn from them. I've been in that situation several times and what I've learned is wait and let someone else take the first plunge and then to see how deep it is from where it comes up to on their car ! I once had to a 60 mile detour to avoid a flood I was't going risk the Zed in ! lesson learned matey.... leave it to dry out and I hope you get it sorted Tony

Just a thought..... Can you boot it into Safe Mode ? If you can can you access the HD ? If you can, can you run an anti-virus scan ? Just a poss it could be a virus.

Did you make emergency startup disks when you set it up or got it ? either a CD or floppies that you can use as an alternate boot source and then see if can access the C drive ? If not has anyone got a Copy they can email to you ? Then you can use that to boot the machine

Unless I'm very wrong, and I stand to be corrected, that could indicate a hard drive failure.... Hope not for your sake and I hope you've got everything backed up

What operating system..... You should be able to do a system restore but I don't know how to it in anything but Vista. If you boot the machine and keep pressing F8 you should get a menu offering Safe Mode etc and there may be an otion there Some of the IT Techies will be able to help more than I can but try that for starters Tony

Welcome to the MadHouse

Hi Leigh When's the next Gig ?

I've used Zedworld ever since I got my Zed and I've always had top notch service.... BIG thanks to Jeff, Jamie and Linda

Black H Reg modified rear end.... Flashed you several times as I was waiting to pull out of Gaynes Hill Road... You gave mine a good look

Go to http://www.grisoft.com and download the Free AVG antivirus software and that should quarantine it AVG is very good... I've used it for years

Life begins again a lot older than that..... I go over to my girlfriend in Woodford every weekend, we're going on holiday together soon and then planning to live together at hers..... She's wonderful

If you take the CD player out there's usually some sort of release button at the back or on the sides.... that's what I've found before