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All the best mate, have a great day :thumbup:

Being under EU jurisdiction which trump many of our own laws, especially on human rights, we couldnt even kick out a known terrorist as it infringed his human rights to a family life in this country, aside from all the financial ramifications, one of the main issues for many was taking back control of what was once a great nation and can be again. Dont be pushed or fooled by the political inbreds and their own opinion of what we should or shouldnt do, they are only out for their own financial gain and the little people will continue to suffer. I want to move to Spain eventually, it makes no difference whether we are in or out of Europe, people have been living abroad for decades long before our unification with Europe. Remember its not Europe itself that we have a problem with but the un elected bureaucrats that want to rule it their way and their way only. Give it a couple of years and many other countries will follow, guaranteed :thumbup1: Many like Greece rue the day they joined and had to take on the euro as a currency that has always struggled to beat the likes of the pound, we will strive to succeed and undoubtedly will, its Europe that is on its arse. The UK will grow in a worldwide arena with no restriction of trade from European parliament and may it long continue to grow :thumbup1: Im not bothered about immigration as such, there have been many immigrants involved in making the country successful, its the free loaders from the likes of Romania, who brag about free money to send back home :thumbdown: And as far as im concerned Jimmy Crankie is a nut job trying to ruin Scotland in the process, she needs kicking out of government forthwith

i hope they arent going to lay concrete on top of mud and no expansion joints :scared:

Happy Birthday Paul, all the best :thumbup:

No definitely NA decats and bolt up to the manifolds

Thank you cozza, as soon as Admin see the payment you will be turned green :thumbup1:

If you take the abs fuse out the brakes should act normally, they do on my Hyundai coupe anyway

lol you had two Renault Fuego's i drove one of them in the late 80's had a full electric sunroof too, not a bad car from what i remember :thumbup1: Escort mk2 and a rover 820 :thumbup1:

Welcome to the club, pics? :thumbup1:

The abs ring is around the end of the shaft under the disc/hub, i noticed taking the disc and bearing hub off together on my coupe i can see the abs sensor clearly, so you might have to take the centre hub nut off under the cap to slide the disc and bearing off together

All the best Lee, Happy Birthday :thumbup:

some great progress mate and all done in between a full time job, respect :bow:

I only took it to a different MOT station as they charge £19 odd for a retest, it was £39 for the initial test, so i went else where that charge £30 and a free retest, so financially it was a more viable option..... should have gone there in the first place lol and as it failed again on retest, cost me no extra going back for a partial within 10 days. Most garages ive been to dont bother with a pre MOT check, obviously costs money to me and if nothing needed doing then pay extra for the MOT, so most just do an MOT as in the long run i guess saves money.

Shame you cant get your Beemer done there lol

Im all for a rigorous tester, after all safety is paramount, but for god sake at least be consistent :thumbup1:

Happy Birthday Kev, it just so happens that i have a very low mileage Corsa you can buy :lol:

May be caliper and disc off and you might be able to use a drift to bang it out, depends on the orientation in the hub i guess, or burn the bugger out at least the plastic cover will melt, but chances are you could melt the sensor into the hole, so more work. Drill it out but careful of the reluctor ring getting a tooth damaged. Tried searching the net but not alot of useful info for the Tuareg

My hyundai coupe failed on a binding rear brake, too much travel in the handbrake and excessively corroded rear brake pipes. I sorted the binding out and put new discs on, i spent a few hours rubbing the surface rust off the foot of brake pipe to see no pitting at all, gave them a coat of smoothrite to protect, i took the car to another garage and it failed on a front drop link rubber has a slight split in it. No mention of the above, so after rectifying the failed items it failed on something else, literally the next day. I had the same argument about singing off the same sheet. Its like the bible one persons interpretation of on the day :thumbdown:

Happy Birthday Trish, have a lovely day :thumbup:

Happy Birthday mate, all the best :thumbup:

Happy Birthday mate, hope it was a good one :thumbup:

Two years have passed by so quickly RIP Mandy :bow:

Happy Birthday mate, hope you had a good one :clap:

You can write in several posts to reserve them to allow 5 pics per post in order in the same thread, then edit out the words and replace with pics, may be a Vbulletin restriction

Happy Birthday mate, have a great day :clap: