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Thread edited pete, good luck with the sale.

Incase no one can help, primed and unpainted bumpers can be had for £30 off eBay. Just checked and there is a set of headlamps going for £7.50 a lamp plus postage.

my social life will take a hit when this is release.

For Sale is my grans car, the car has been owned from new by my gran and covered around 38.5k miles in that time. Model: Nissan Sunny Couple 1.6Slx Auto Year: 1989 Mileage: 38.5k roughly Tax: Until the end of May MOT: Until November Location: North London Price: £600 or offers Contact details...

You will be better off with a aftermarket system, if memory serves me right the K12 systems are coded to the NATS system. Also your car is on the cut over point when the wiring to the headunits changed, it is most likely you have the older wiring system so they won't be compatible that way as...

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Personally would change the cap and rotor arm first off to see if it gets better, on the rare occasion it could be down to damage or water ingress into the leads themselves. Other than that it could be the start of the throttle body failing.

Nissan if they still sell rattle can paints otherwise you can try your luck with a Halfords

thread moved as members will most likely offer parts (as above)

A fabia vRS or a Ibiza with the 1.9TDi in 130 hp form will put a big enough grin on your face. I still miss my vRS Mike

It maybe just a rumor but aftermarket HID lights are now potentially a MOT failure, will check with a MOT mate of mine to confirm. Mike

The joints wear out over time and the squeeling is normally down to the plastic joints rubbing and buckling under the weight of the mechanism. Sometimes it can be saved by cleaning and greasing them as Ulrich has suggested but I had to replace mine with a second hand unit off a low mileage car...

I wish my recent clutch change was £300, the Avensis cost me £800 to get it done. Massive thanks to Ed at Fusion for doing it as that price was a steal compared to the other quotes I had of £1300-2000.

How do you open the bonnet?

Wiper Blades They are meant to give consistent pressure over the whole blade compared to conventional blades, personally I would spend the money on conventional Bosch blades. As for the rear blade, your better off staying with the plastic arm and replacing the wiper blade. You will need vented...

If they make a diesel electric hybrid evo I would buy one for my work hack.

Send it back, the thrill of attempting to put some heating on in the winter will become grating after a while. If it's on show your raising your chances of having your car broken into. Mike

If Kev doesn't see this, send Kev a PM

They are cheap and won't stand up to abuse or anything that is oxidised or rusted shut, however they are good for working on car audio, interior bits and odd jobs around the house. Mike

If i remember correctly the badge has two holes in the bonnet it attaches too, these will need filling.