Steve

ok pete :)

Nothings changed at all, but if you PM me your username I will reset your password.

Am i the only one who hates mopeds? especially the kids on mopeds.. I had one try to overtake me on the inside… kids got a death wish! Worst ones are the noisey ones that go past ya house at 3 in the morning… anyone else hate them?

Dont you hate it when you have to listen to someone elses taste in music at traffic lights? All windows down blaring away… Surely it would sound better with the windows up right?

What is more important, 0 to 60 or MPG these days? When choosing a new car what do you look for first?

try the clubs classifieds http://www.lexusownersclub.co.uk/classifieds/ also 2-3k mark sounds about right.

i do that in china when ever i visit, but sounds a good idea from lexus Sheffield. Post a few pics when you get a chance mate

Check this video out, amazing! Of course if this doesn’t float ya boat then it wont LOL.

great plate

Should petrol stations show the amount of tax included in the price when you buy fuel?

Do you think comparison websites are misleading? I heard that insurers do not make much money if any from comparison site sales and its all about the second year renewal. Have you ever found that the second year renewal from insurance companies you purchased via comparison sites more expensive? And when you get another fresh quote from comparison website thats it’s much cheaper than the renewal? http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2035330/Are-comparison-websites-misleading-Trading-probe-launched-relationship-motor-insurers.html

In your opinion do you think the Drink Driving Limit be “zero” ? You see these idiots on TV ****** up and driving, they need to bring more powers and get these assholes off the streets and locked up for a few months!

Cost of food in service stations is crazy… Although burger kig and maccy D’s seems quite reasonable compared to the sit in restuarant meals on offer! Do any of you guys just buy the Maccy D’s stuff?

Something has to be done about traffic humps? Has anyone had any problems with their tyres or suspension? Some of these are really dangerous or annoying for homeowners living near one. I used to live near a speed hump and got fed up with hearing cars going over these and cars undersides being scraped. The whole neighbourhood is plagued with the bloody things!

i was gonna suggest what Steve2006 suggested first

Never bought theese before but you could contact these guys http://www.rlauto-shop.co.uk/shop/251/252/259/index.htm

http://www.ebay.co.uk is good but a lot of chinese cheapies. Try Prolex http://www.prolex-uk.com/shop/

Did you mean the MAss Airflow Sensor? These can be cleaned See this example of cleaning one on an RX which worked on my GS: http://www.lexusownersclub.co.uk/knowledge/index.php?page=index_v2&id=152&c=11 These do get dirty and causes a CEL light, but once cleaned you will not get that warning again for a while and you'll save a bag of cash

Would you let your partner choose your next car for you? Does your partner have an influence on your next buy? Apparently according to figures, 60 percent of partners have an influence on next car purchases in the family

Just imagine this, you have just won the lottery, 10 million. What car are you going to buy? What car for your wife? And the rest of the family? I would be buying a big enough garage to fit all my dream cars in LOL, then maybe buy the wife a dress LOL

What is the most common problem with your car? Are there certain common problems with your car model that you have experienced?

Do you think we should have 80mph speed limits? France already has this? Recently on french roads and that extra 10 mph makes a difference.

15 mpg for me LOL

as i am old LOL, i never did the theory test, so would be interesting to see if i could

Annual MoT tests could be a thing of the past, despite fears of an increased number of deaths and injuries, if a Government plan comes into force. Under the new plan, new cars would need an MoT after four years; cars under ten years would only need an MoT every two years, with only vehicles over 10-years-old needing an annual check. However, a study commissioned by the government appears to undermine this plan, saying that the move would be 'likely to have adverse road safety consequences.' Vehicle defects account for three per cent of road accidents according to The Transport Research Laboratory, with motoring groups fearing that biannual checks will cause an extra 55 deaths on British roads every year. With over 23 million MoT tests taking place each year, garages have also condemned this proposal, claiming jobs will be lost as repair work to get vehicles through the test will fall off. Despite all the arguments against, apparently the Department for Transport is still keen to push ahead with these changes. source: http://uk.autoblog.com/2011/08/23/government-to-relax-mot-rules-despite-concerns/