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So were is pin 19? I assume this is the blue and black cable behind the instruments?

Thanks I did have a look but wanted to be certain

Hello Just bough a rev counter so Daughter can see whats going on whist looking for the bite on the clutch http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2inch-52mm-Tacho-Rev-Counter-Gauge-Tachometer-Indicator-Blue-LED-0-8000-RPM-TN2F-/281215845433?pt=UK_CarsParts_Vehicles_CarParts_SM&hash=item4179c54439So how do I...

I was thinking more along the lines of flushing with a hose pipe to get any sediment etc out

Micras got green coolant in it and its too weak, so got some blue in the shed, so whats the best way to flush the system?

Thanks I will give it a go at the weekend

Temp needles fine moves as I would expect

Its a 1.0, blowers fine but I don't think its as hot as our other cars? Doing the pollen filter tomorrow

Its a 1.0

Top quality sold by BOC if I remember correctly? Oxford are good too. You cant tell by looking but the higher end welders have copper coils and are just so much nicer to use and give the best results, but the Chinese cheapys are good vale and fine for cars etc

Looks ok but its just a cheap unbranded one they buy in china and stick a brand on when it arrives in the UK. Personally I would go for a Clarke, cebora ( also sold as Snap on) or one of the other well known brands as you are certain to be able to get parts for it and it will have a resale value...

So did you get one?

Welcome Might be worth a longer introduction and posting your location

As far as I am aware it should click on and off as the temp in the vehicle alters, this is based on my Peugeot as the Micra has none

Show us a link and we will report back One thing I would say is get the seller to show you it working

I think the point we are both making is for people to be safe so Good head screen ( remember things can reflect from behind you}. All skin should be covered Well ventilated Remove all flammables Can you escape of it catches fire! Its simple stuff we may take for granted but for a beginner just...

Look at this chart near the bottom of the page. http://www.elcosh.org/document/1003/d000026/CPWR%2BHazard%2BAlert%253A%2BWelding%2BFumes%2Band%2BGases.html?show_text=1 Whilst the gas is inert as in it wont damage the metal, it will react or decompose when heated by the welding process The main...

The gas is Inert in so much as it wont react with the metal, what will happen is the gas decomposes whilst welding to leave carbon monoxide Some info here in the chart at the base of the page...

Unless you are a skilled welder you will struggle to weld a car with that set. As people have already mentioned MIG is best for you, its easy to set up and learn with, you need one with gas, I have used a Pub CO2 bottle for years, its fine for cars but check you get CO2 as some pub bottles are...

I just had an MOT and the tester told me Micras can no longer be failed on this as its classed as a radiator support!! I would still change it though