WhackyWill

Gutted for you mate, lets hope you can get it sorted least painful way. PM Zmanalex / Clark and see if he has one in stock..

Glad to hear its now sorted, who did the work and would you recommend them. ?

PM Zmanalex for a slave cylinder kit, braided hose and Motul clutch fluid. Just had mine done now perfect.

Where have you heard this?? theres nothing about this anywhere! Kimi has visited the factory already and done some simulator work to get ready for the 2014 season You might need to sack who ever is feeding you this rubbish Now Orlov has his road licence he has now applied for his Supelicence for F1....

Anyone? You can allow anybody to access your PC by going into Remote Access programme and ticking the box "Allow Remote Access" and your computer is now under the control of the person you allowed to access your computer. To allow someone to connect to your computer using Remote Desktop Connection Open System by clicking the Start button , right-clicking Computer, and then clicking Properties. In the left pane, click Remote settings. If you're prompted for an administrator password or confirmation, type the password or provide confirmation. Under Remote Desktop, select one of the options to allow connections. For more information about these options, see What types of Remote Desktop connections should I allow FRIGHTENING ISN'T IT..SO SIMPLE..(I have not put up all this post for obvious reasons..!)

I would say about 25%, its not only the initial money they take off you, its the amount they scam off your credit card when you give them the details... That seems a tad high. Selling financial products with "warm" leads did well to hit 25% sales when I worked there, and that's targeting people who are actively seeking the products you're peddling and expecting a call, not a cold call. Probably right Stu, even if they get 5 to 10% hit rate they are not doing bad.

Totally agree. . My mate has a windscreen company and I don't think he sees any increase in business due to hot water..

NO! That will 1. freezer faster and 2 it can cause thermal shock which can crack your windscreen. :lol: ,

I would say about 25%, its not only the initial money they take off you, its the amount they scam off your credit card when you give them the details...

Yes, I'm obviously behind the times, it has been a few years since I researched this. http://www.theguardi...-scam-continues Pete Thanks Pete for putting this up.

Total transformation..Looks good.

Welcome to the Land of Zed.. ..Cant go wrong dealing with Clark/ Zmanalex

Welcome to the Land of Zed..

Is that some sort of threat? A fist letter? Like a knuckle sandwich? lol Not funny Neil he said pm stood for punching message ROFL ! You were quick I'll give you that! I had to reread to catch the joke Don't have much time so I've got to be quick I think glrnet wants to ban me As you would say Bit of fun hence the little laugh face. :-) Also I would never use that yawn smile. I'd say cool story bro or put a sarcastic meme up I feel like you don't even know me sometimes Not sure if calling me a liar on an open forum is a bit of fun, but each to their own...

I'll ignore your comments as usual..!! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I'm sure if I give him your number he'll call you..

So my house phone rings and I answer it (this rarely happens!) I get a 'foreign' chap on the end of it trying to tell me that he's from Microsoft Windows and my computer has been hacked and is infected with a "bad worm". Sooooo I decided to have some fun and play along for a bit, asking lots of questions, pretending to be shocked ...... and then when he said he'd fix it for a charge of £60 payable now by credit card , I told him I'd traced his number, recorded the whole conversation and was going to the police as I was fully aware it was a scam. He couldn't put the phone own fast enough ! They did the same to my 75 year old neighbour last year and conned he out of £100, then when she gave them her credit card details they ran up £2,000 on her card. If I knew who it was I would remove "bad worm" from his ass with my boot..!!! :rant:

I saw Racing Gold at the Autosport Show, they had some cool stuff there.

Glad your back on the road, sounds a good re-build. Stick some pics up if you got them.

Nice looking car, hope they build it.

Do my eyes deceive me, Will suggesting hot water?? :scare: :scare: Lol I said hot water NOT boiling water. I use hot water from the tap to de-ice the rubber door seals without a problem.

Nice looking Zed enjoy.

Your right Zedman, I thought they were running the Nissan Prototype at Daytona and they are not, few Mazda's in thought. See Entry List for Daytona 24h 2014. http://www.grand-am.com/scheduleResults/entrylist/1/EntryListDetail.aspx?eid=3497&sid=1

Agree with NeilP, sounds like an air lock, also have you checked the level in the rad maybe the leak hasn't stopped completely. ?

Use hot water from the tap, cold water will only freeze quicker again, then dry it with some kitchen roll.