Dave Brock

That'll be the one I just ordered! The first attempt was that one but with only 2 different sizes! Gutted!

How many thingy adapters came wth it? The first one I bought had two (M18 and M20). One being too small and one being too big. I have now just bought one with 4 different sizes (a 3/4 being one of them which is just over 19mm). I'm thinking that should fit...

Now ordered yet another sandwich adapter but with 4 sizes to choose from this time...

Pablito, did you have much luck?

Sandwich adapter didn't fit! out of the two sizes it came with, one was too big, the other too small! Having a mini mnightmare with this! There's must be someone out there that has fitted an oil temp sensor....

Was just saying. :P

If you have a '96 onwards car with obd2, get a bluetooth dongle that plugs directly into your obd2 socket and there's a whole load of apps available. One can even give you a current bhp read out.

That's just crazy enough to work. Might crack them open and try that some time.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/NISMO-STEERING-WHEEL-330F-type-PN-48400-RR330-/190527499072?pt=UK_CarsParts_Vehicles_CarParts_SM&hash=item2c5c52eb40 The Daddy!

I was hoping that wasn't the case! :\

As standard they are a kinda dull manky whiteish type colour which looked ok I suppose. However now I have a triple guage pod mounted at the top of my centre console with balck face dials ith white numbering and red needles. I thought to myself, "Damn it would look good if the standard dials matched that colour". SO I bought some super bright LEDs. didn't work, came out a pale blue through the dials with concentrated spots where the bulbs where. so then I bought some super white normal bulbs (The ones that have a blue outer surface but glow white. didn't work either, better spread but still a pale blue. I see the standard bulbs are the old style yellow ones with blue condoms on them. They are alright but I just want brighter to match the new dials. Any suggestions?

Lets be honest. Top Gear has such a massive influence on car buyers out there. What with it's staggering viewing numbers and insane budget that puts the rest of the BBC's productions to shame. A problem like that with one of Noble's brand new supercars on that show could have meant the end to Noble! They had no option but to stand up for their name and do the best thing possible by driving a replacement straight out to Italy. That's kept them back in the game and earnt them huge res[ect amongst car enthusaists.

You ©UNT! :P

Haha! Genius!

No, can't go near anything French. It's a rule.

Oh, andyou don't have to drop the steering wheel column down like the guide says. I managed to get the dash out without doing so. Just keep the steering wheel covered so you don't scratch it.

http://www.pexcom.com.au/z32cms/e107_plugins/content/content.php?content.311 Tadaa! I did it in 2 hours the other weekend with this step by step guide. Makes it a ton load easier. Just remember to group the screws together as you take them out.

Can't see the Voyager being much good on fuel, staying clear of the Lucida with it's notorious gasket problems and the Lexus and Nissan just won't be big enough. Damn I sound picky! Annoyingly I need a '95 Renault Espace with Japanese reliability.

£695 is the price for it now as is. Bearing in mind it's not been uk registered yet.

Will do.

I'll just have to hope mine seals well than as I didn't fork out £70 for it! The thread on that blanked off hole is a very coarse thread compared to a typical temp sensor s you will need some sort of adapter. That's what I was hoping someone on here would know where to find one.

The Mitsi will be coming from a dealer with a fresh MOT, Tax, service as well as being Uk registered as it's a new import. He's asking for £1200 all in and won't budge.

Hold that thought! The Honda doesn't have a driver's arm rest!

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Honda-Odyssey-6-Seater-Mpv-Automatic-Fitted-late-model-Bodykit-/280816661789?pt=Automobiles_UK&hash=item4161fa351d or http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1998-Mitsubishi-Chariot-MPV-Jap-Import-6-Seater-/260939518957?pt=Automobiles_UK&hash=item3cc13513ed

Crysler Voyagers have huge engine's don't they?