Mark D

I got tea bagged :| Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

That's a shame. I hope you get good money from it. Saw a FB post about cars with the least depreciation value (US and new cars) and Subaru was no.2. Hope someone could make good use of the parts. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I normally use the D-3-2-1 to downshift when braking, my girlfriend has a manual Impreza sport special and she prefers driving my auto legacy after doing a 12 hour shift and getting stuck in Lowestoft traffic. Maybe she'd be up for a swap ;) Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Having the clock brighter you lose 2 horsepower. That button is there so you can dim it when you are racing. ...hope you didn't believe any of that :P Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I've read connecting to the battery negative could (although unlikely) fry delicate electrical parts, but that's when jumping from another car. I guess connecting to the earth would put a serial connection to the battery and not a parallel connection? When reading up on a 2006ish Audi I saw that when connecting a battery it should be fully charged, to do with a 'battery management' computer. Did you not drive it because you were on holiday? If not and you leave it standing often, it's good to start it for 5 or 10 so minutes every week or so, get fluids circulating and pumping the oil around the inside of the engine. That's just what I would do anyway, also keeps your battery charged. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Automatic? That's what my friend likes about mine... it doesn't say 'sport' or 's'... its POWER! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

With the renewal they just keep they same insurance company, if by refreshing you mean calling them and rechecking, then guess it could be cheaper because one has a better no claims discount? I pay about £35ish a month for a 2001 2.5NA legacy, 31 years old. Don't really know how many months I'm paying for the year so don't know how much per year without looking for it! Was about £60 ish, renewal was around the same, but that was the best insurer they found for my previous details. Had to call up and get them to search around to bring it back down. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Some companies have a maximum amount of years to where no claims bonuses are added, so 18 years will give you the same discount as 9 or so years Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I'm with Hastings. If you've made some changes, they will shop around for the cheapest with those changes applied, when renewal time comes they just keep you with the same company. You could try calling them to see if they could make it cheaper by asking them if they could use same details (if nothing's changed) and if they could search through their list of insurance companies Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Some people pay extra to have no advisories, think you are the only person who pays to get one! Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Found this on YouTube, On a warm engine . Did you get some black smoke out the exhaust every now and then with the dirty maf? If it was running rich, probably got a load of soot in places. If you are sure it's running alright, maybe just flooring it with a warmed engine on the motorway would clean it out. Any excuse ey :) Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

I used several intake cleaners which didn't work but the egr cleaner worked on the maf (Nissan) . I think shining a torch at it a lot at night time and excessive swearing also helped ;) Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Try using 'they're safer, they hold you in better. Think about all the things you'll miss if you died' Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

So you are talking about ONLY the abs light? Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

It took me 3-4 different intake/electrical cleaners to clean the maf of a small Nissan to get it functioning properly. You want to make sure you clean it properly and no residue on there. I removed it several times to clean and used different methods so can't be 100% but it seems wynns petrol egr cleaner sorted it out. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk