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hi,send ACLex(LOC parts dealer) a pm and he should be able to help,can give you his work number if needed

Go into the settings. Itll say something like seat movement and set it to no movement. Theres an option of no movement, partial movement and full movement.

I can remember those days also, mine were the tyres with less than enough tread usually. In days of old in never never land, I could only just afford the payments for the second hand car, tyres! pphhh, they were a luxury, that were only changed as a last resort and then usually on borrowed money. Then, almost too late, I learnt the secret of life, a better education. It worked for me, half as much work, twice or more as much pay, now I can afford a Lexus, a story that will bring back memories to many, I bet. In Italy it is obligatory to wear snow tyres between November and the end of March, needless to say most people do not use them, and the bill are not normally very good at their job, so it is pretty safe. I have been undecided on which tyres to get for Mr. Jingles, but will have a set for next winter. I have Winter and Summer tyres for my Subaru and use that when I leave my local area and head for the mountains, or Switzerland, the Swiss police are more capable shall we say, they also track one down to issue the fine. With all the rain this year I was thinking of building a raft powered by Mr. Jingles, steered by water jet, no prop or rudder to snag, also to incorporate a track just in case it encountered terra firma. The track would be available in Winter or Summer versions. Michael.

You could compromise; buy the oil yourself and ask National to do the labour bit (and watch them use it )? Or, if you're not too bothered about the stamp in the book, do it yourself - it's the easiest job you can do on your car. I'm not a fan of dealers - I'm dubious of their ability to do a better job on a simple oil change than even the newest, ham-fisted of mechanics. Now, I bow to Shaun's superior knowledge about oil BUT I've just sold a motorbike that I serviced myself for 5 years using bog-standard Halfords oil. The service intervals for my bike were supposed to be 5k miles but I never managed to do a service with less than 10k miles interval. The mileage on my bike when I sold it? 96,000!! And I only sold it because I fancied a change, not because there was a problem.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M5dL4DPm-DE This is bloody brilliant !!! Hope they lost their license for dangerous driving P.S it does have some "colourful" language too !!

18 rated for the language but by ekk lad he deserves everything thrown at him.

Lane hoggers should be made to read the highway code first, then eat it, then be fined, with points. I wonder if this numpty learned their lesson. ...and my ears blushed at the commentary!!!