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If you do change it i can update it, not a problem.

The standard bulb is not very bright, you may have to cup your hand around the arrow to see if it lights up. Its a pain getting an led in, you have to take the whole switch apart to get to the board, not just a plug and play like the drivers pod. The contacts of the socket make connection on the inside of the board rather than the outer like the pods, makes a difference tho I will have it if you getting rid, let me know how much and where. Cheers Graham

great info Jimmy, ive copied into the faq section for future ref. Cheers Graham

Hi Pete Yes, only the drivers door was illuminated, just the up arrow If you look at the connector when unplugged from the switch, the bottom 2 pins to the left are the feed and ground. Cheers Graham

Thanks Jeff Of course i forgot about the TPS setting, mine is slightly out and maybe the main cause of the gear change problem

Under neath the switch you should see a bulb holder, flush mounted. IIRC its late series 2/3 and if you try to fit to a series 1, it will not illuminate, although the plug is the same, there are 2 less wires, ie: no illumination feed. HTH

Mine does it when its cold, bit better when warmed up. I had the oil changed and not much of a great difference. Could be the torque convertor on its way out or a solenoid, not enough oil pressure maybe. Thats why im having a manual fitted soon. Changing the gearbox oil will be a good place to start, clean the filter, the only problem being you wont get all the oil out as the torque convertor holds a fair bit of it. Good luck

My brother calls it an old Datsun, really winds me up........ And he knows it does lol

Hi Cheshire and welcome to the club, nice to see you subscribed so soon on joining, well worth it.. Enjoy...

yes they are dimmable, using the existing circuit. There are alot of discrepencies in a certain post re leds but i cant be arsed to argue the toss:rolleyes:

Hi Trish Depending on the age of your tyres, after sitting motionless for 3 months you may have developed a flat spot or now have a slightly mis-shaped tyre, which will probably cause the vibration. If you have a chance to roll the car downhill in neutral, you may even hear or feel something at a low speed. If it is a tyre then nothing major to worry about. All the best Graham

Thats right, push it down and hold the button in on the selector for it to move. Its handy for when you need to get the stereo surround off, gear selector is out of the way then lol

Use it to select a gear when the engine isnt running instead of having to put your foot on the break pedal. I havent used it for so long, i cant remember if you pull it or push it in as you move the selector.

PM sent, If you want me to do them for you pete, its a 2 day turnaround, but will have to be after crimbo cos of the post, but give it a go, its fulfilling lol And YTS Weazel, unfortunately there is no off the shelf leds to do the pods properly, 501 led replacement for the dash, but the pods are a little trickier

To you too, by the way you've spelt xmas wrong:slap: :D I hope everyone has a good and safe time over the festive period, lets hope things pick up for the New year. All the best Graham

Farenheit or Paul Smith, very similar. Drakar noir, Issey Miaki, cool water. I like fresh smelling ones and like to find something new, but you cant beat the tried and tested.

Happy birthday big guy, hope its a good en:duffer::duffer:

Hi Kim I use firefox on my home pc on windows 2000 no problems, but on my laptop with vista i have been told and have found using, safari the best browser. No pop ups, much quicker and ten times better than Ie. Hope you get it sorted Cheers Graham

How the hell do you fit a drink in the ashtray? mines seems tiny, it wouldn't take a can! As snoopy said, take the ashtray out

A great shame to hear Andy, how much are you looking at? Cheers Graham

great idea, but unfortunately the switch block is a sealed unit, although its moulded, i suppose you could hack one apart to try to modify it. Good luck with it and a great use for an ashtray that will probably never be used as such, i use mine as a drink holder when on the motorway. Cheers Graham

I work through a company a fair bit who do exactly that. wwwfirebirdevents.co.uk Andy or Paul will be able to help. They are soutern based, but may have ideas or contacts for your area. All the best Graham

All the best Nick, its been a hard year for a lot of people and especially for you fella, well done for everything you've done. All the best Graham

It definitely sounds like an earth problem, have you tried placing an earth on each set of headlights? It might be worth replacing all 3 relays either new, or second hand to try, as although the relays may test good with a meter, there may be a problem when the correct voltage goes through them whilst in the car.

You can do, trying to join the wire directly to the ecu plug will be a pain, so cut it back a few inches to make a join. Graham