bitman

as for the bolt as posted by Tlag use lots of penetrated oil. do you use a ball joint tool? if so when putting tension on the bold of the tool tap on the side of the housing and with some luck it pops out after keep putting more momentum on the bolt

as having dual citizenship the title should actually also include Australia but again it's for all nations. the drive from Eindhoven to Hilversum was very impressive too and good to see our King doing his bit. here Timmersmans at the VN http://nos.nl/l/677806

say no more... http://youtu.be/9eLTqHOgWag

one minute silance to remember all those who died on the MH17 :( http://nos.nl/embed/?id=v:678455

glad it's all sorted and enjoy your navigation :)

nice stunt in front of the cameras :o

part no 72880sa000 cabin filter don't know the size as my spare filter is in the storage due living in small 1 bed flat with no shed / garden

sure they do if you ask them nicely

indeed and the owner Tony is an instructor for these Hunter machines the problem with most of these so called Hunter junkies is that everybody can operate a Hunter BUT do they have any notion what they actually doing? all green doesn't be good per say. this is where education comes in hence the need of proper training of how to understand the geometry of a vehicle.

the pollen filter is about £40 from a dealer. you have to remove the glove compartment to get to the filter. all you need is a phillips screwdriver. i cleaned my poller filter with washing up liquid and that worked so now i have a spare as i did bought a new one just in case the old one didn't survived my cleaning ;) while removed the pollen filter check the housing for debris and clean it

nice for your neighbour if he / she has a night shift and need some sleep :o

black BMW overtakes... http://youtu.be/hqucdIdHsj4

http://map.ipviking.com B)

thx guys :)

not a fan of `Top Gear' at all but this shows how good a Subaru is :P

fixed my noise coming from the rear of my Forester

yep, yep, i know all of you are with a beer in the garden but i investigated the noise coming from the rear of my Forester as it was only 23 degrade according the outside temp gauge. first i swapped the spare tire with the rear left side and took her for a test drive, noise still there, bugger. then i swapped the right side and test drove her, bingo noise gone! :) checked this tire and i could see a small bubble and lots of small cracks so no wonder... this Geolandar G900 is from 2011 the spare tire is from 2006 (probably same age as the car) and is in good shape so now i'm off to source two new tires as the other rear tire is also from 2011. both fronts are from 2013. happy with an easy fix B)

your welcome B)

there is an YouTube at; http://uk.subaruownersclub.com/forums/topic/7134-the-youtube-thread-all-things-youtube/?p=48051

today after a 20 miles drive checked the rear hubs for heat but they were both cold

mine has video out so that might work but haven't tried it

a Chelsea tractor just digs it self in due the heavy weight