ChrisC

Helloooooo! LOL

Yeah just all seems a bit odd to me...

Sorry but you sound more like a kid trying to find out where it is and nick it to me :nono: :mac1: Most people over 8 know that Andy is short for Andrew :confused: Why would anyone want to know if it's still auto? :rofl:

Not always. Does the HICAS light come on on the dash when this happens? Never heard of a solenoid failing in all the years I've been on here. The 2 really common causes are a dodgy speedo conversion which it sounds like you haven't got, or the speed sensor on the box so I'd go for that 99%! Presume you've checked the PS belt isn't just slipping intermitantly :confused: Won't be if turning it off and on fixes it though. Aftermarket steering wheel not on straight? causing HICAS to come on after a while as it thinks there's something wrong with the huge bend you're driving round LOL Took my car in to the dealer I bought it from and said the speedo convertor or speed sensor was faulty under warranty making the HICAS light come on. They "fixed" it by taking the HICAS bulb out! :rant: Took it back next day and went mental and was told the bulb must have fallen out when they were testing it :mac1:

Lucky escape, he usually tries 2-balling people and potting the brown :x: :rofl:

My neighbour has lost his cat if anyone knows where it is? Reg: K1 TTY Colour: Ginger SWB Non turbo Slicktop 4x4 Paw Steering

You could cut the passenger side floor out and save some weight too :D All the weight saving I've done has been completely outweighed by the huge number of tools I have to carry in the boot on a permanent basis :confused: :rofl:

Great until you accidentaly delete something, edit a file and need to go back to a previous version or your PC gets nicked! :nono: You still need a backup, RAID only saves you from a hard drive failure, nothing else.

No and the rear doors don't have any locks... or doors for that matter LOL

Looks like he's run out of tattoo space LOL

I've put a pair of socks on my twin intake before when I used to have problems with water leaking in the middle panel LOL

Awful news for all concerned at such a young age. My gran died tonight at 89 but she'd been in care for years after a bad stroke and wasn't enjoying life so maybe it's for the best. RIP :cry:

The Blitz ECU I saw was just a Nissan one with a Blitz chip in it and lots of stickers on the box :x: It's not a Blitz designed standalone engine management system if that's whats confusing people. I presume the car has had a boost controller fitted in the past and it was removed before it was sold. The Blitz maps are pretty agressive and you'd definately have to use high octane fuel if you up the boost.

I remember someone mentioning this was his business but can't remember who now :)

I actually came on here to post up asking if anyone else was having the same perverted thoughts as me but i've been beaten to it :rofl:

As above but could also be a faulty speed sensor on the side of the gearbox. Definately not the PS solenoid causing it.

Excellent advice :D Possibly the Program Files folder if you have any important apps installed that keep data there - stuff like accounts software or databases... but you probably don't know what they are :rofl:

:rofl: :rofl: :rofl: I brought a few packets of these sweets back from Denmark for friends last year :nono: :nelson: :rofl: They're like mini wine gums LOL

Can someone photoshop Legrath in a blonde wig and schoolgirl outfit please? :x: :rofl: That comment should get my hard earned forum reputation going again ;) LOL

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Very funny film but quite sick and incredibly crude LOL Jam and fish paste sarni anyone? :p :rofl:

It came over from Japan like that. The wheels were bubbling in the middle and there was a bit of rust coming through. Saw Maccas and a few other wide arches and had to do it LOL

Fruit bowl but they'll last for weeks in the fridge!

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Very good point. I bet he'd have left with his tail between his legs after scratching his head for 5 minutes LOL