notsosmall
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NO there are 2 one is for the foffing on the inside which you have and the other is a rain repellant for the outside The fogging stuff is ok i used to use it on my bike helmet visor but never bother on the car
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That looks great
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These places are franchised businesses so not really employees, it in there own best interest to do a good job or they wouldn't get customers coming back
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Glad you got it sorted and its up to your standard mate Ive heard a few people that have had good work done from there thats my work just thru the blue fence at his front door I popped round for a quote before and his work looked spot on, never used him though as i had too many small bits here and there so i just went to a body shop and got the lot painted
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That's bad luck mate
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Aww he's a nice big lad Looks comfy on his new bed
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Lucky Barsteward I thought it was awind up to start with
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Tardis is amazing stuff i have 5L in the shed But patience and a clay bar will also have it off if its just the odd spot
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In saying that here's bosch flat ones for £20 Halfords Just the same? i would think so, just without the subaru box
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That is an absolute bargin I payed almost that for the normall style bosch ones last time, that was after having a cheap ebay set of the flat ones which were crap
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Is that each or for the pair?
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Your welcome
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http://www.scoobypedia.co.uk/index.php/Kno...ChangeProcedure
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It will take the 4.5L then Mind and pre fill the filter, let it settle and continue to top up every minute or two until it is full and wont take anymore
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I use a lot of maguiars stuff and its really good Not tryed the window cleaner though
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Is that *sniff* *sniff* B B B Bull$h1t is smell
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think it needs a bit more than t-cut
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Not sure about classic but newage is About 4.5L
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About time you got started Ciaran This should be a good project post to watch so keep the pics coming
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You'd be aswell throwing the spare away and saving on weight I had a screw in the sholder of my tyre last year and it was fixable just more expensive than a normal puncture repair but it was worth it as it was a practicaly new one Hope you get something sorted
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The original jack in the car will be sufficient to remove the wheel and hold the car up temporaraily if you can get a work colleauge to take the burst tyre to be repaired. Whats the point in the spare wheel if dont fit
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I find autoglym glass polish is very good but the weather just now and greasy roads are not good you just have to keep cleaning the windows Also clean the wiper blades with vinegar
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If its the standard sti calipers then it should fit, if not then put it on the back and the back alloy on the front, i know its a bit of messing about but surely better than leaving a scoob lying in a works car park just take it easy with the power on the way home Edit:- Badbaz beat me there
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Do you not have a space saver spare!?
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Thats crap mate, what a time waster
