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remove the dead sealant (but also check the rubber boot above isn't the real reason for the leak). tightening the bolts won't do anything. upol tigerseal is the best stuff. (haven't I said this to you already?), put it on the panel then tighten the bracket back on so it squishes round the...

the park switch is full of verdigris. you will have to remove the whole wiper assembly, take it apart and clean the switch with contact cleaner. you'll see this comment or similar has been made by me quite a few times recently for different things. this time of year and following the crazy...

Mines a 2007, cc. No idea if it's a normal feature but the headlights stay on when I stop the engine then go off when I open the drivers door.

Open door, jiggle door switch on the door return. Maybe a bit of contact cleaner too. Over winter my headlights stop turning off when I open the door guess the culprit.

Got a new lesson today, using aside down can of spray air to freeze the epoxy then a gentle tap saw it break apart. Was rather impressed by how well it worked. Suggested it might work better with a tin of pipe freeze.

if it seems to good to be true............. looks like a rip off of the racechip S or RS unit, which is a 200 note unit. there is quite a high possibility that for this price it's a fancy box with a resistor in it, if I was going down this route I'd be looking to the established makers...

Hi. Good luck, you should have the opposite issues to the rest of us with that low of a mileage. ?

Doesn't need to melt it just warm it enough to delamination from the steel. It might blister the paint I'm afraid. Acetone is the other option. Would need to be stronger solution than nail polish remover but it might be worth a try with a dribble if you have any laying around. Protect...

Heat. Hair dryer might be enough but a hot air gun would be better. Then scrappy scrape scrape.

Tigerseal is the best. It sticks to everything. EVERYTHING, fingers, clothes, shoes, wife, small child.......

Your order is fine. But if its behind the lights (not seen) you could seal over the paint.

Would you mind sliding your seats forwards and looking at the very base on the back of the seat for me? perhaps with a few pictures? Almost every 5 door car I've had the privileged (yer right) of working on, that also came in a 3 door variant used the same seat frames, they just left the lever...

Its on my list. Springs for looks shocks for handling.

your boot slam panel looks black. have you painted it or has the car been in a rear end at some point and had it replaced? if it is black and you haven't painted it I'm afraid it's the latter. given that they haven't bothered to paint their I'd question the job and suggest it's a leak on a...

front subframe mounts would be worth an inspection too. oh and drop links (front subframe mount). fingers cross it's the latter as they are easier to replace.

Sorry, should add, uk only Japan had them but imagine horse made of wood that has excreted on your floor and you will be close to the rarity of them.

Nope. Manual folders only.

brake filament is a separate live but a shared earth so earth fault is ruled out at least. bulb has 2 filaments, you should be able to see if one is broken. check the old and the new bulb (check the simple stuff first). then clean the contacts in the bulb holder (next simplist to check). if...

Tiger seal. nothing is better. I must have run hundreds of metres of the stuff over the years and never had a fault or issue.

It's a blown rubber material (most likely not rubber but epdm) not much will stick and hold. You could try vulcanising rubber cement and a patch (think inner tube) but it won't last a day I wouldn't have thought.