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In 1985, a Nissan engineer was designing the upcoming Y60 series. He realises the difficulty that mechanics will have accessing that bolt in the future. He draws that particular hole in the plans,...

You gotta let me know how this unit goes. For years I've only had an analogue unit with a shunt you have to place in series. It works but is a PIA.

Is this what you need?...

Glad it burst while you were stopped and no-one got hurt. That could have been so much worse. Enjoy the rest of the trip.

Page EC-11 shows that power supply to the glow plug relay comes from a fusible link. The control for the relay goes to pin 111 on the Engine Control Module.

Page EL-269 Shows the fusible links...

This is the way I was taught when I got my first car:
After the wheels have been off, always mount the rim on the studs and start the nuts manually.
If using a rattle gun, only use it to do the...

Welcome to the forum. This rear left rim thing has been discussed at length on the forum. Personally, I would get rid of the nice looking alloys and fit more practical steel rims, but that is just...

Welcome to the forum.

If they don't arrive in time, maybe those sheets of cork for gaskets, from supacheap might suffice.

The elephant seal is back.

It was amazing to see how such a big animal was so agile in the water. Effortlessly catching up to the intruder in seconds.

He really did get pissed off at being disturbed. I only had the standard lens fitted so you can see how close he came. A couple of us went closer to the kayaker to help him up if the seal went to...

Yeah, Plassy. The pics don't do it justice. Its eyes are about the size of a juicy valencia orange!

He paddled past, looking at us. He wasn't aware that the big stone on the bank was a seal.

He bloody knew it when the seal let out a big huff and swam at him!

My family and another group, were on the opposite bank, watching the elephant seal having a snooze on the edge of the tidal creek in town. An old bloke in a kayak, paddled serenely past us and the...