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Thanks for the response Krzys , I managed to mend my own so I can now avoid a second hand unit.

Deserving win Mae .....more power to your efforts.

Hi all, the ignition switch on my MB2 1.4 S automatic needs replacing. I'll have a go at mending the contacts before I decide on a replacement. If my contacts are beyond repair ....can you link me to an affordable replacement ? Thanks in advance

Update : Episode 3 was a big improvement on the first two episodes .....looks like I was a little hasty....lol

I definitely wouldn't pay to watch a megalomaniac.....I was very disappointed and wanted to see the trio excel but it looks like the Beeb will have the last laugh.

I thought the 1st episode was mediocre ......the 2nd was a load of tosh. Actors they ain't

Good luck with your new spaceship mae :)....I just love the looks and stance of your newbie.

Not bad for a swift effort

Looks like a NSU Prinz....lol

Nice one Alex

Looks like Honda err on the side of caution : http://cars.aol.co.uk/2016/09/14/research-reveals-how-far-cars-can-drive-on-empty/?icid=maing-grid7|main5|dl1|sec1_lnk2%26pLid%3D312482825_uk

Great to hear your space shuttle passed it's inter Galactic health test

Hi Muddyf, it will be a lot cheaper and easier if you fit a new back box. I sourced a new back box from GSF for £36 or there abouts : www.gsfcarparts.com Use discount code BANK45 to get 45% discount. Good luck.

Sadly Amand , like already suggested ....you've still got a non continuity problem.....might be time to have a mechanic wave his wand.

I too suspect you still have a fault e.g. pinched or crimped wire or indeed the new sensor might well be open circuit ? Anyway, here's a procedure that might help : Locate and short out your ABS diagnostic plug with a jumper cable (there's a diagnostic connector for the ABS unit under the glove box) Turn ignition switch on but don't start the engine When the abs light comes on, press the brake pedal As soon as the abs light turns off, release the brake pedal As soon as the abs light comes on, press the brake pedal again As soon as the abs lught turns off, release the brake pedal The abs light will flash twice indicating there are no more fault codes and the light is reset Turn ignition switch off, remove the jumper, abs light should be out If at the end of the above procedure the abs light flashes 3 times, you still have a problem with your abs and the light will not reset until all faults are taken care of. In depth info :

Nice Nissan Stagea on page 4

Sadly, the Deck doesn't get a mention : http://retrorides.proboards.com/thread/190984/load-luggers-parts-haulers-esp

Excellent project and workmanship Jones To say .....you know your car inside out would be an understatement.

Infinitely upgradable

Looks like a new car

Your description seems to suggests...... your alternator belt needs tensioning ?

Good luck with your lovely new motor Dave

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Excellent MOT news A subtle useful mod for £20 or thereabouts :

I didn't know Jim but the words thus far tell me the World and Civic5 are at a loss without him RIP