scarey wrote:

they can be flashed to android apparently..

LIES.

Really? 

so i've read..

Interesting, I do like HP gear.

We use their Elitebooks @ home, very good quality piece of kit. 

apart from their os [webos] the quality of these touchpads is good and when gingerbreaded they should be very good..

Well, if you find one at the super reduced made up BBC price of £89.99 then let me know and I'll have one too  

defo that price ,if you can find one..have a look at this thread http://www.hotukdeals.com/misc/palm-pre3-h...4?page=788

OK, comets and dixons had 4 touchpads each and now they are sold out.

In other news even the 16GB version is selling for £200+ on the bay. 

If your a street Pharma then an 1/8th is fighting talk

Jeez at 70 im getting over 30mpg without trying, that MPG there is what i got out of a 300bhp coupe thrashing it everywhere... scarey thought indeed...

So every 20ish or less miles costs you £6.11p
For us TD6/TDV8 owners we are getting more like £6.31 for another 10 miles ontop, thats nearly a 50%MPG increase...

kingpleb wrote:

For us TD6/TDV8 owners we are getting more like £6.31 for another 10 miles ontop, thats nearly a 50%MPG increase...

Yes, but you have to drive an oil burner - not a supercharged.  

Fuel pump replaced yesterday, and seems to have solved the problem.

Cost:

Just under £300 for the part.

£35 for Labour (also included changing a front lower balljoint.)


Frustrating it happened, but that's the risk you take when buying a used car. I'm sure the seller knew of the problem, that's why he gave me the car with 3/4 a tank of petrol in it. The carpet had been up before as well as the fuel pump fuse being a different type to the others.

In the end though, £335 isn't the end of the world for what should now give many tens of thousands more miles. 

i must remember that, be suspicious of buying a range with more than 1/8 full tank...glad its all sorted dan..

dan_uk_1984 wrote:

Fuel pump replaced yesterday, and seems to have solved the problem.

Cost:

Just under £300 for the part.

£35 for Labour (also included changing a front lower balljoint.)


Frustrating it happened, but that's the risk you take when buying a used car. I'm sure the seller knew of the problem, that's why he gave me the car with 3/4 a tank of petrol in it. The carpet had been up before as well as the fuel pump fuse being a different type to the others.

In the end though, £335 isn't the end of the world for what should now give many tens of thousands more miles.

Jay,

Has the software for the box been rolled out for a while? 1 year plus?

My last service was done at the garage i bought the S/C from so unsure whether its been done or not?

Cheers,
Kris

kriswilson wrote:

Jay,

Has the software for the box been rolled out for a while? 1 year plus?

My last service was done at the garage i bought the S/C from so unsure whether its been done or not?

Cheers,
Kris

glad you got it sorted