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Sorry I should have said I did buy 2 bulbs from maplin and changed the blue one but the brown ones don't pop out

I have changed the bulb today in the switch for the drivers heated seat. However as previously when on low the light comes on but when on high the light does not come on. The bulb was changed by removing the blue centre plastic circle. I tried removing the brown ones on either side but the...

thanks for your input folks! All I can say Japan is Amazing! a complete cultural experience! I had to dodge a typhoon & N.Korean missile while out there, but what a great place and great people!

No, I never went back, still leaking, unidentified source, I top it up.

im sure the Shinkansen will fit in my hold luggage :D

I know this is quiet random, but I'm off to Tokyo tomorrow for a couple of weeks. What can I possibly bring back! quirky to keep and or to sell. Im tagging along with my cousin, who is going to buy a car as a personal import, he has family out there already in the car business. Although Im...

Ive now had a couple of 50 mile round trips and a 150 mile round trip with no issues. I'll try and get a picture up for the location of the holes.

I switched to Costco a couple of years ago, switching from V Power. I commuted 300 motorway miles per week. Mileage returns were actually similar but it didnt hit the pocket as much as V power did and I find it is usually priced cheaper than supermarket fuel too. Occasionally I would switch...

I'm not sure what all the fuss is about, (Saj) you possibly haven't read through the entire thread and most likely shooting from the hip. My attitude is, was and remains perfectly fine, of course I didn't appreciate constant mickey taking at my expense particularly when I followed guidance here...

Since I actually went to the trouble to take mine apart I'm going to agree to disagree and rest my case here, it's a pointless pursuit.

?? All 4 x 10mm bolts were removed, it was never bolted to the bulk head. This part is not a repairable part. Any attempt to do so remains fruitless. Despite the relentless effort being made to convince me otherwise there is Not a shred of evidence to support this from any member on here so far...

this is place full of comedians, now I know where all the post build up comes from

Nobody here is moaning or trying to be a stand up comedian. You only worry about not embarrassing yourself and don't worry about others. As I said before and say again this part is not repairable in the manner claimed here.

The method is not fool proof, its impossible to drill a hole through the top without damaging the blue electric tape inside, because you cant see where to drill the hole. The picture you just posted, I have seen on the internet before, it clearly shows that the top plastic part has been cut all...

Please stop giving advice to spray switch cleaner into this sensor, because there is NOWHERE that it can be sprayed into and I dont want other people with the same problem thinking there is some kind of quick fix. . The sensor is factory sealed. It can be sprayed on the male plug connectors...

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This sensor cannot be cleaned, it sealed all over, so I doubt dousing it will help. I wish some people wouldn't give advice if they have no first hand experience of this sensor it at all. I attempted to remove the sensor again today, this time by sawing the plain head screws across the top with...

Sorry I just described it as it looked like a rivet. The picture you post above shows the sensor has been exposed with the top part being cut open and prised out. I have seen one on eBay with this section having some kind of glue on it. Why would someone do that? To clean it internally? Are you...

To clarify the sensor in the picture and diagram above is correct. It is not riveted to the car but riveted to the silver block part you see in the picture above, The sensor cannot be removed, in the picture above you can see its clamped on to the silver block with two silver rivets. The other...