tommo9375

Puddleduck cafe in Cullen; just after the viaduct on the left. Don't park your car outside that shop or directly across the road ever!!!!! Was in there with the other half & my daughter and when i left the car to go in it wasn't locking so i just used the key.Said to the wife for a joke - i think the batteries in the key fob are done wait and see it won't start when we go back out.. And guess what it didn't ,so went up to the local shop and bought 2 new batteries and still it wouldn't immobilise,so had to phone the father in-law to pick us up.Went back over after my tea in my second car (a rover 25 ) and the wife parked at the opposite side of the road.I tried my other key but still nothing,tried typing in the immobiliser pin manually -still nothing!!!! Looked over at the wife and she was saying that the rover wouldn't start either,by now i'm really cracking up... Then she remembered her sister in-law had the same problem with her jeep outside an electrical shop in buckie and she was told that it's the shop burgular alarm system thats blocking the signal from her key fob.So i free-wheeled the rover 2 car lengths down the hill and it started no probs,did the same with the scooby and hey presto away i go !!!!! I spent £8 on new batteries for nowt..... A lesson learned i suppose.

Well done Wayne - hope you've not burned out that machine polisher of yours as there's a certain bugeye that's eager for a trip over to cullen and a bit of your TLC (Case of tennants included) Rich - car looking minted mate.

You'll need to check the wiring loom on the new ones as your wiring will still have a reversing light as a fog light if you know what i mean...

I have a type uk and the only difference i can see is my fog light is the bottom middle rather than using one of the reverse lights.I'm 90% sure thats how they are,i would check but it's pouring rain outside.Can check tomorrow if dry.

Where can i get the 'risers' from, can you buy them in the uk?

Very nice,pics ,what spoiler is that you got fitted geo?

I've got a set of Inovite Redlines 18" in my garage that fit over brembo's,they're in the scottish scoobies for sale section.

Very nice mate,but i think the suspension might need a wee 'tweak' at the rear end....

Got a set of Gold Redline Inovit's 18" for sale in the scottish scoobies sale section (with pics )if your interested.

No probs wayne - not used it yet busy decorating

Absolutely stunning - i want one ......

Wayne popped round to my house yesterday with his McCrae series and it's looking really nice,with a few tweaks and it will be minted- also got to drive it and it sounds awesome with the Blitz Nur Spec rumbling away. Cheers for the Air filter cleaner

This has got to be one of the best classics i've seen, a credit to it's owner!

Cheers Wayne ,will wait to hear from you.

Looking good Barry,looks like the same splitter as i've got -where did you get it from and what do you think of the fit.In the engine bay have you changed the dump valve?

Cheers for the info. Will try the dyson first Rich....

Sorry to hear about this McKay - someone is obviously jealous of your scooby.

It's a Panel filter from a 2002 sti

How do i go about cleaning my K&N Air filter and what do i use to clean it with. I've never done this before ,is it worth cleaning or am i better buying another one? Any help appreciated.

Nice one Barry, very good figures and i'll bet your glad you kept it now.

Car is looking mint Wayne -well done,any chance you could do mine now ...... please

Yeah September next year for a polish Rich,looks like i might have to buy a polishing machine of my own and practice on my 'rover runabout' Very nice Wayne,will be popping over for a look when i come home - oh i miss my classic !!!!

Nice one wayne,i suppose Rich and me will be knocked down the 'Polishing pecking order ' now!!!!

Autoglym Tar remover

I've had similar problems with my 2002 model Buygeye Sti ,changed the front droplinks and it seemed okay .But now getting some light clunkin sounds from the front, so getting it checked out next week .Think it could be the shocks as from what i have gathered they're prone to clunking.