Tony Daniel

@Richard Hamilton might be able to help. I've tagged his name so he should see this post.

@Skidd another option would be to remove the key blade and just send the fob, it comes out easily when you split the case.

You select what is displayed on the dash by using the OBD stalk.

Text the guy asking for his address and insurance details. If you don't get a reply you know he was trying it on.

I was away on holiday and was confused to have received insurance renewal emails from 2 different companies both for the Boxster. On return home I checked last years bank statement and found a payment to Admiral car insurance 11 days after I had taken out another policy with the AA. I am adamant I rang Admiral to cancel my renewal last year but they say I had not. I thought it was going to be a fight to get a refund but to Admiral's credit once I had sent them a copy of the AA policy they contacted me today with a full refund. I pay for my insurance each year in one lump payment using my debit card not a direct debit, how is it insurance companies can then use this to take whatever they feel like out of your account each year. I'm sure I cancelled but I have no way of proving it so it could have been my word against there's. With auto-renewal of a policy you don't even receive any document after you pay as there is only a link to view documents online sent out with the renewal. Anyway off to sort out this years policy and yes I have cancelled both the AA renewal and the Admiral renewal.....hopefully

You must have connected both head unit wires up to a permanent live, you need to run one wire to a switched live in the fuse box.

Nut torque should be 460 nM which is 340 pounds, a garage had left my drive shaft not properly tightened and there was movement in the rear wheel after a couple of weeks.

A company called Rhino wheels in Southport, they totally refurbed all 4 wheels

I had a set of 19" diamond cut wheels refurbed for about £100 each. Your tyres are more expensive to replace so are you also getting puncture insurance ?

I take out cover using Moris at around £110 a day. http://www.moris.co.uk/

I tried A Plan and AIB insurance which are both site sponsers. AIB where useless... I had to ring them back twice for my quote! A Plan where very helpful but this year Hastings Insurance are two thirds cheaper at £204 for the year plus a free MOT voucher, much better than a cuddly toy! I was really looking for a company which would cover me for the odd trackday as well but I think I will continue to take out separate cover with Moris

There not on all the time, just when you put the light switch in the 'Home' position

I would say there not as bright as most factory DRL's so shouldn't be dazzling to other road users.

These are the ones I used:- http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/NEW-2-PCS-SUPER-BRIGHT-WHITE-4-5W-H7-H8-CANBUS-LED-CAR-FOG-LIGHT-BULBS-WITH-LENS-/201310586365? No errors, battery drain or filling.