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What about getting the nearest thing in size and adding a Tensioner/Idle pully to take up the slack?

I am 100% sure mine had a small clear bulb that illuminated the dial. The switch is too low down to give any reflections in the side mirror, Small bulb top left of the switch

My 2002, 320 CLK is ULEZ Compliant My current car, a v6 2.8 Insignia VXR is euro 6 but still almost £700 year on road tax. So clean enough to drive anywhere but dirty enough to warrant high road tax.

Weather was great and I have a touch of sun burn

Anyone else here apart from me and MissyD?

01 MissyD 02 SJMaxwell 03 Big Janner 04 mattk1 - possible 05 Wagon 06 MarkMifsud (not in an MB) possible

Not wheel bolts, the bolts that hold the two piece rotor together

I am told you can get Stainless Steel bolts to keep them looking smart. Your rotors are going to really fill the space, this is a pic of my (very dirty) 355mm split rotor inside a 20inch rim.

Not a cheap mod, my car takes 355mm floating rotors and they are £300 per side

I wonder how much they will charge up front for delivery

Happy Birthday Sarah

I am sure the reason shops do not want to accept Scottish Currency is that they are not really allowed to offer it as change, this means if they accept a Scottish £5 they have to actually bank the note to get its value.

Happy Birthday John (although I think you left a few years ago)

I didnt use it as such. ie I didnt have it enabled for active re-routing but it did give warnings of the motorway having delays/closed etc

I assume this affects all makes. It seems that Traffic Master are no longer sending traffic data out. There is a Company INRIX that are supposed to be sending data over classic FM. My HU Navi 900 Intellilink will only show the options of Auto, Heart and Heart SX. Its a shame, I quite liked...

2 miles from me, and no MB

On my CLK, I just flipped the S/W switch to Winter, box moves to 2nd gear and will hold it on near verticle :)

Happy Birthday

Hi Chris, yes it does work well. We have been using it for a few years now, the only downside is that it does require an active Internet connection to work, if your Internet goes down it has no way to set your programming so it stays on the last mode. You can override the temps etc via the...

I dont really pay much attention to how much gas we use, it is what it is.. We do have an intelligent Programmer though (Tado) which allows for unlimited temp settings for any day of the week, it also monitors our phones and if we go out it turns off all heating and reverts to a low preset...