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On the assumption that they are always being disgarded, I have an old, small electrical screwdriver that I have bent the end into an L...
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Edinburgh replied to the thread Wheel centre caps.Lifting the car up and removing the wheels give you the opportunity to clean the wheels from inside
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I tried the plumber's sucker and the tape methods. Neither worked for me, possibly because the wheels on my cars are a decade old. I'm...
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Edinburgh replied to the thread Wheel centre caps.Thank you for your reply’s Decided to buy copy from eBay Try to take them off with tape and sucker otherwise take the wheel off and...
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I use a knife with a bit of insulation tape round it if i cba to take the wheels off Have to be careful though
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I have always just knocked from the back side. Just assumed that’s what everybody does. You live and learn.
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Last ones i removed i used a drill with a very small drill bit in it ,then drill the hole ,, and a piece of strong wire L shape to...
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I removed mine with a rubber sucker
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Just drill a hole in the centre and hook it out through that.
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A tip for removing old centres. Cut a piece of gaffer tape wider than Center cap a stick each end of tape to edge of cap. Spread the...
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Self tapping screw then pull out . Spray the new with Halfords clear lacquer enamel to seal the finish for years .
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I bought cheap-as-chips copies for my refurbed winter wheels, they still look good 3 years down the line, the only deterioration being...
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Edinburgh reacted to Bobby Dazzler's post in the thread Mercedes Benz insurance - rip off with
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To be fair you probably didn’t need to inform them. You were insured for a scenario which would likely no longer happen, some might say... -
I've been with Aviva for about 6 years and my renewal turned up on Saturday. Premium had gone up from £266 to £341 which I thought was a...
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