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Thanks , so if the dash looks the same the clocks will fit?

Thanks, that's a tad dear for me so I will just swap clocks for the MOT

Thanks, I assume it wont matter if its from a 1.0l or a 1.3? Only issue is the loal scrappy tends to have older Micras in but I will have alook

I feel you will at least have to change the top chain and tensioner, its far easier than doing both chains, the chain will have stretched

Thanks but what models have a rev counter? Our is a face lift but an S so no rev counter, then if the mileage is out can this be corrected?

Daughter could do with a rev counter as she is learning and is struggling to get to grips with the engine speed, so I thought one would help So I believe some clocks are plug and play? if so which ones? Its a 2000 1.0l Or should I just fit this...

My 1.0 with 85000 miles on it was rattling its head off, changed the top chain and tensioner and its as sweet as a nut, some one told me they are prone to stretching Kit was £65 for the to and bottom chain with all the sprockets and guides tensioners, cost £50 to have a garage fit the top

AS above, some people wrongly assume wheels can just be swapped but they are vastly different, have a look for some numbers etc on the wheels to identify the size, then I am sure some one will come along and tell you a solution

Check with a motor factor as occasionally the same part is used on both sides, did you buy them as a pair?

Reminds me of the time I went to look at a Triumph Herald convertible, full service history one owner loads of paperwork, needs some welding, so I calls the guy, he tells me its got loads of receipts etc ,but I must be able to Mig up, told him I can weld etc, goes to look and he ushers me around...

This went well, here it is in action, it was extremely quick for a 1.0l, Janspeed exhaust ported etc.

Remember there is always a way to do it for free, just some times we cant think of it. When I was in to off roading we had a saying A Land rover owner tells you how much they have spent A Suzuki owner tells you how to do the same job for free I feel Micras owners are like Suzuki owners, none of...

Mines just back from having the top cam chain fitted, much quieter. Now just a few jobs for the weekend CD player Window wont wind down Find a cup holder to fit

You can never have too many cars

Don't spend any money!!! Follow some one doing 30, 50 and 70, this should tell you which way to move the needle, move needle and try again

I was hoping to find some near to home, I am sure a local scrappy will have some just thought I would ask here first.

Is it just one squeak? Try lubing the rubbers in the engine mount it wont stop it for ever but may help you pin point the noise. These issues can drive you mad and often its something simple that is obvious but we cant always see it, let us know what you find. If its any consolation mine suffers...

Could be mice? Just check the belts on the alt etc and not slipping, squirt a small amount of wd40 on them and see if it goes, if it does check the tension

I have had this issue in the past with my campervan, I just drive it with the sat nav then see how far out the speedo is, stop pull the needle off and stick it back on in the correct position, simple but works