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Congratulations to you both bud :hyper: CheerZ Steve :)

Mmmm - I'd prefer a beer, but each to their own ;) Good luck - hope all goes smoothly bud CheerZ Steve :)

Oh yes :dance:

99 Spec xenon headlights :cool: (although not fitted 'em yet) Steve :)

RIP - very sad Dave :( Steve

Happy birthday Mark! Have a great day bud :cool: CheerZ Steve :)

Phew - glad it was an easy fix :cool: Steve :)

Happy birthday bud - hope you've had a great day :D :duffer: CheerZ Steve :)

I've kept out of this whole thing TBH and all I've seen is you changing your mind every 5 mins like the fookin weather. I've been amazed by the amount of support you've received and been offered by some of the great members of this club. I've been fooked about hugely, lost alot of money and not put up threads moaning about it - get over it, learn from it and move on. Posts like this really do you no favours at all :slap: Steve

Yes Rich, it's silica gel. I put a bag in each of mine when I cleaned them and refitted my chrome inserts. The silica bags sit behind the insert so there's no chance of them being seen CheerZ Steve :)

I've got to disagree with that as well - all of my customers use NOD32 and we've never had issues with performance or virus outbreaks :D Are you referring to V4.0? Steve :)

I'm sorry bud :D This thread just reminded me that I needed to put mine up for sale ;) Steve :)

Dan - I've just put my one up for sale if you're interested - http://www.300zx.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=132284 CheerZ Steve :) PS. Apologies for the hijack ;)

LOL - you should get the deposit back ;) PS. I've got one too - I'm even further away! Steve :)

http://www.machinemart.co.uk/shop/product/details/cbt500-professional-battery-tester Bit pricey for a one-off test though bud :( Steve :)

The phrase "glutton for punishment" springs to mind ;). Good on yer Mike :D CheerZ Steve :)

...otherwise it would have been great :nelson: :D :rolleyes:

Agreed, I had a severe over fuelling problem and Jeff identified a faulty MAF as the culprit. Replaced and all was good again... Steve :)

Does this mean you'll be back on the road soon Mark? :cool: Steve :)

Following this with interest - great thread and pics! :bow: CheerZ Steve :)

This is commonly caused by a split in one of the two stubby water pipes which connect the top water pipe to the block. Bit of info and a diagram in this thread HTH Steve :)

Thanks bud - all bushes are original factory items, so will definitely investigate CheerZ Steve :)

And confirmation of the garage jacking points are here - http://www.300zx.co.uk/tech/manual/manual/gi/022.gif

Here ya go - http://www.300zx.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=23153 ;)

Not recommended TBH - I've seen so many sills damaged by jacking here, especially as this is an area prone to corrosion. Recommend jacking under the front cross member if you have a long handled jack - use home made "ramps" to assist (do a search) CheerZ Steve :)