***ALL OT CHAT HERE***

Fiona

dar83 wrote: »

Used to go there with my old job quite a bit. Not a bad spot really, for your standard chart pub/club affair. Some nice ladies do frequent it also, which helps.

Only there once myself it was huge. Much prefer a little dark underground house or techno club

dar83

Fiona wrote: »

Only there once myself it was huge. Much prefer a little dark underground house or techno club

Same. Basement in the Twisted Pepper can be decent. Although that whole place has been somewhat taken over by hipsters. Disappointing.

Ardennes1944

RoverJames wrote: »

THere's a place next to advance in town, does alarms and audio, doubt they carry much stock though, the internet has made that business less than viable now I reckon. The full stop , carnoisseur place by the train station might be worth a look too, doubt they're what you require though.

Thanks james, guess halfords is it so!

dar83

Ardennes1944 wrote: »

Thanks james, guess halfords is it so!

What are you looking for exactly?

Ardennes1944

speaker adapters for the front of my astra. need them for any aftermarket speakers for it. halfords wont be getting them in til wednesday,and i dont ave much faith in them actuallly ordering them, and tuesday is my only day off i wanted to get the whole thing done

dar83

Ah right. I'd say you're best off just ordering them online.

Although as a very left field potential option, have you checked Maplin? Might be worth a shot.

Ardennes1944

the only place online costs 12£ and then £13 to post! :rolleyes:
theyre 20e in halfords so i guess ill just leave the wiring close by.
maplin is a no go

Ardennes1944

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Opel-Astra-H-1-8i-2004-OUTER-CV-BOOT-FCB6048-/270920900855?pt=UK_CarsParts_Vehicles_CarParts_SM&hash=item3f1424e0f7#ht_684wt_1139

is that the stretchable kind of cv boot i need for the astra and not the oem type?

or would something like this suffice? http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/VAUXHALL-ASTRA-CV-BOOT-KIT-GAITER-UNIVERSAL-STRETCH-/130308153557?pt=UK_CarsParts_Vehicles_CarParts_SM&hash=item1e56f8a0d5#ht_500wt_1202

dar83

Ardennes1944 wrote: »

the only place online costs 12£ and then £13 to post! :rolleyes:
theyre 20e in halfords so i guess ill just leave the wiring close by.
maplin is a no go

I guess you've probably tried these guys...

http://www.caraudiodirect.co.uk/install-adaptors-vauxhall-astra/

http://www.caraudiodirect.co.uk/install-adaptors-vauxhall-astra/

I don't know the exact details of your car, but worth a look anyway. I've used Car Audio Direct in the past and can recommend them.

Ardennes1944

yeah i bought the rest of my leads etc. from them but halfords.ie said they had them in stock in cork so i didnt bother. itd be wednesday by the time i get them from caraudiodirect at this stage so i might as well wait. thanks

superstoner90

Does can anyone tell me how to use upload a custom avatier thingy to your profile?

MetzgerMeister

superstoner90 wrote: »

Does can anyone tell me how to use upload a custom avatier thingy to your profile?

You have to subscribe first. €5 minimum for a month and it's good to give back to the community from which you've gotten so much

Jimdagym

Ace'd my exam this morning.

That makes it beer o'clock by my watch :pac:

superstoner90

MetzgerMeister wrote: »

You have to subscribe first. €5 minimum for a month and it's good to give back to the community from which you've gotten so much

Well Im very stingy il have to think about it.

so stingy that if I went to one of them motor meets, id bring a sangwich and a flask of tay.

MetzgerMeister

superstoner90 wrote: »

Well Im very stingy il have to think about it.

so stingy that if I went to one of them motor meets, id bring a sangwich and a flask of tay.

...after someone else drives you there :P

superstoner90

MetzgerMeister wrote: »

...after someone else drives you there :P

Exactly.

(but I dont have a full licence anyways, so no motorway driving for me)

Also if I need to call someone, id send them a call me.

MetzgerMeister

LIGHTNING wrote: »

Well I just about got the Porsche back home. Developed a **** load of problems on the way back. Going to cost decent money to get them fixed

Hopefully the doc is up to the task!

What happened it?? Did you pick it up today and find the problems on the way back?

MetzgerMeister

superstoner90 wrote: »

Exactly.

(but I dont have a full licence anyways, so no motorway driving for me)

Also if I need to call someone, id send them a call me.

No wonder you're posting on a forum, posts don't cost money haha

superstoner90

MetzgerMeister wrote: »

No wonder you're posting on a forum, posts don't cost money haha

Thats the way I like it cheep/Free and cheerfull.

robbie_998

Ah baby sitting,

The joys of being a child with a child

MetzgerMeister

LIGHTNING wrote: »

Crunching when it goes into 1st, pops out of gear. At high revs when the turbo spools up it smokes really really badly Steering doesnt feel too good either. Also about an hour from the ferry I had somebody pull alongside me and tell me that I had a fuel leak. Pulled into services and sure enough she was pissing fuel. Got a local garage to come out an do a quick fix.

Quite annoyed as she looks mint and lots of work was done and she passed an MOT last week. I no longer have any faith in the MOT thats for sure!

The crunching to me would show that the synchro is past it and the smoke would more than likely be turbo seals. You may be able to cure the turbo smoke by using a thicker viscosity oil.

Fiona

robbie_998 wrote: »

Ah baby sitting,

The joys of being a child with a child

Urgh hate that! Spent the night with my sister and my niece. I love her and all that but bored after 5 mins!

Mycroft H

Random electrical issues. Battery light popped on in the clio this last night after I flatted the battery by leaving the lights on.

Put a spare battery in and the battery light comes on after a small drive and its dead by the time I get home. However, when I charged the original battery and popped it back in, there was no light and the alternator was putting out an healthy 14.68v at idle.

Off to check my earthing points now. Any other ideas.

johnos1984

I've just woken up confused and hungover. I need a hug to make it go away

Voodoomelon

Did you wake up on the floor of that Chinese family's front room again?

L-M

superstoner90 wrote: »

Well Im very stingy il have to think about it.

so stingy that if I went to one of them motor meets, id bring a sangwich and a flask of tay.

You remind me of a friend of mine.

in the pub the other night a fly landed in his pint,

"Hi!" *picks up the fly and shakes it* "Spit it back out"...

lol

johnos1984

Voodoomelon wrote: »

Did you wake up on the floor of that Chinese family's front room again?

No a Canadians bed. Weird

superstoner90

Limerick man wrote: »

You remind me of a friend of mine.

in the pub the other night a fly landed in his pint,

"Hi!" *picks up the fly and shakes it* "Spit it back out"...

lol

:pac:

I would have asked for the bar man to fill up the approx amount that the fly drank back into my pint from the tap.

166man

johnos1984 wrote: »

I've just woken up confused and hungover. I need a hug to make it go away

Have you got a tattoo down the side of your face, and a big Tiger somewhere in the room too? Oh and a crazy little monkey somewhere around there too?:pac:




The Hangover, what an epic movie..

johnos1984

166man wrote: »

johnos1984 wrote: »

I've just woken up confused and hungover. I need a hug to make it go away

Have you got a tattoo down the side of your face, and a big Tiger somewhere in the room too? Oh and a crazy little monkey somewhere around there too?:pac:




The Hangover, what an epic movie..

And it begins again with a Miller