DBnathan

check your boot light isn't staying on, noticed mine did before and kept flattening the battery.

our neighbour is an AR**hole she plays loud music till late at night from early morning, and to top it off, we had the police and dog wardens round the other week saying they were taking our mastiff, as supposedly she had been out in the street attacking people and biting her kid. The police came round with a destroy order, the thing was we were supposed to be letting our dog out and she was escaping, the garden has 6ft flat fences soild, with marine ply on them to stop any escapes, the only time she was let out was when we where there, and we have a dog run made up with 1/2 inch solid bar metal frame work so no chance of escape. when the police came round we got told that our dog had attacked and bitten a group or adults in the street with kids. So being the good people we are let them in to see our dog that was being accused, they were very surprised by what they saw. A 12x6x6inch wooden box with her name plate on she had passed away 4 weeks earlier, report had been made that day and they swore it was our dog. Karma is a bitch as now she is seriosly ill serves her right in my eyes.

congratulations mate

what about Victoria country park, in Netley, southampton http://www3.hants.gov.uk/rvcp

Happy Birthday Mate

has your fitter adjusted the main rod from the lever to the box if so this could cause the problems suggested just a thought

sounds like you have a crossed + feed somewhere have you moved any thing radio/lights etc, also try switching everything on including what doesn't then remove fuse 1by1 each time checking to see what works and doesn't. might just help narrow down what circuit is causing he problem. think the best thing to start with is remove the power from the battery direct to the head lights and try the rest again, is possible the feed that way is causing a feedback loop, powering systems that shouldnt be. hope this haelps and is a start

try putting a spirit level on the tanks one the cabinet and one one the floor mark each one and see which moves hope this helps

hope shes ok mate all the best to you both.

they need replacing mate, have you still got the original spoiler on as they can absorb water and make it real heavy

good news its not a blod clot, hope the rest come back with something easy to sort for her

lol my wifes not that old either mate is just something that seems to run in the family

also on the bulkhead behind the wiring loom in the engine bay lol

with blood clots as well they normaly give a injection or tablet to thin the blood to hopefully break down the clot hope shes ok

dont know if this will help or not but when my wife has or is near her time of the month she gets severe breast pains also, she has had tests and check for cancer etc, nothing shows up, then she got told by a chinese herbalist to take primrose oil tablets, you can buy them off the shelf i quite a few places, this has really helped her when she starts to get pain she takes them every day think it the 1000mg ones 1 a day and this helps settle it down quite quickly, the chinese guy said its to do with hormone inbalance at that time of month. really hope this helps your wife out and best wishes to you both i know the stress of what you are going through Nathan

have you checked the charge from the alternator when running with accesorys OFF and accessorys ON, is possible to show a decent charge with engine running and everything off and low charge with lights radio etc on. this could be causing a fault also check the main fuses on the driverside bulk head by the suspension strut HTH

i see your in cwmbran im in newport as well

not working either mate sorry

will most likely be a wheel sensor

just tried it mate say your photobucket is private so can see the video

have you still got the video uploaded mate, if its been that long since you looked most likely people would have forgotton what it was like.

http://www.samsungwaveforum.com/samsung-wave-troubleshooting/replace-cracket-digitizer/ http://www.google.co.uk/search?q=samsung+wave+screen+removal&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=org.mozilla:en-GB:official&client=firefox-a#q=samsung+wave+screen+removal&hl=en&client=firefox-a&hs=XVh&rls=org.mozilla:en-GB:official&prmd=ivnsfd&source=univ&tbs=vid:1&tbo=u&ei=n544TcWgHI6AhQfNq8SLCg&sa=X&oi=video_result_group&ct=title&resnum=11&ved=0CHcQqwQwCg&fp=e8fc7df934faad65 HTH

it can be repaired but will cost a fair bit looking at the pics, all the rust would have to be cut out, then treated and new metal fitted, then resealed and under coated and painted, if you like the car that much then worth doing otherwise replacement shell

maybe sticky valves causing the rattle get the timing belt aligment marks checked as well, for the sluggisness, fuel smell check all the fuel line connections and the one under the throttle linkage, HTH

sounds like a bad connection causing a power spike briefly