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Get a good old car and it just won't die. My old P reg Pug 306 used to sail through MOT after MOT. As for finding somewhere to sell it, try Facebook. There are lots of regional sale sites springing up for decent cars and bangers, like this one: https://www.facebook.com/groups/529591373741428/?fref=ts
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That's why people are so against this plan, its not a reduction in 10mph, more a reduction of 20 or 30mph, especially for the BMWs and Audis in BOLOC (Bleedin Outside Lane Owners Club)!
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Any one using Sky On Demand with a Virgin Media internet
Gibbo replied to Kyle's topic in General Chat
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Not sure how many switches you have but I've fitted some second hand mini APC UPSes into my cabs for the switches, see pic below for a typical example. If you do a local Ebay search you can pick them up for a couple of quid. http://az413224.vo.msecnd.net/img/25514/m_s_p_25514_1.jpg
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I've been reading about this on another forum. Someone speculated that this is because a "cheaper" managed motorway system is about to be deployed to ease congestion, and the reduction of the speed limit is to reduce the risk of accidents. How true this is I don't know, I'm highly sceptical that they'd use a cheaper or different system than what's already in place on motorways already.
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Found a Ricoh G770-12 Maintenance Kit Type 2600, still boxed, in our stores. This printer is long gone now, is anyone still using them? If so they're welcome to this for the cost of postage.
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Facelift model due out soon: Frankfurt motor show 2013: Peugeot 3008 facelift | Autocar
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Connects2 are the manufacturer of the cable. Dynamic Sounds is the name of the shop. I can't vouch for the 20 minute changeover with a Pioneer stereo though! It doesn't say anything about the aerial adaptor, one of these: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Car-Aerial-Antenna-Adaptor-For-Car-Radio-ISO-to-DIN-/250412805944?pt=UK_In_Car_Technology&hash=item3a4dc42f38
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I'm a mod on the pug forums and there's a big increase in 3008 queries coming on - queries where the owners are not getting dealer satisfaction. The reviews seem mixed. Top Gear magazine said "Peugeot is back at its best. The 3008's a fine all-rounder and a family car you could want to own." yet only gave it 5/10. The thing with many Peugeots - 306, 307, 206, 407 is that the Mk1 models had bugs and issues that were only ironed out after being reported by the long term test driver guinea pigs (the customers). This feedback then goes back to Peugeot who sort them out in the facelift models, which is why the latest versions of the above models are great and the early models of their replacements - especially the 107, 207 & 308 - are terrible. The early 107s suffer with gearbox and boot leak issues. There's a nasty problem on early petrol 207s where coolant leaks into the wiring loom and runs straight into the car's ECU. Here's a link to the 3008 section of Peugeotforums to see how other owners are getting on: 3008 - Peugeot Forums Popular gripes seems to be wind noise and draughts - sign of poor door seals maybe?
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Google says: Charters School, Charters Road, Sunningdale, Berkshire, SL5 9QY
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Yep, check the link I posted, about £6 from Ebay. However, I would trawl the scrapyards and get a genuine Peugeot one. They have a built in anti-slip mat. You should be able to pick one up easily enough as the bog standard 307s - "Rapier" & "S" had a single stereo, either a radio cassette or radio & single CD.
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As a Pug 307 owner I've found a great setup is the Sony BT range of stereos. I'm using a Sony BT3700 at the moment, bought second hand from Ebay for just £40. You get Bluetooth music streaming, full hands free phone support (great quality too), as well as MP3 CD, USB and line in. The factory fit speakers are pretty good, but I've changed mine for JBL ones in the past. Pick up a CONNECTS2 cable from Ebay for £19 and that will allow you to use the steering column stalk. You'll lose radio info from the centre screen, but everything else (date, time, temperature, trip computer info) will remain. http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/PEUGEOT-206-307-406-Steering-Stalk-Control-Adaptor-CTSPG006-for-Sony-Stereo-/350516871893?pt=UK_Cars_Parts_Vehicles_Terminals_Cabling_ET&hash=item519c6f02d5 Completely untrue. All you need are the right keys to take out the factory fit stereo. If you have the CD changer underneath or the storage cubby hole take those out first to give you more room to work. If you have the 5 CD changer and it works perfectly then it could be worth upto £80 to those Pug owners who like to keep their cars original. If you need a tray then you can get them from ebay: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/PEUGEOT-307-2002-DOUBLE-TO-SINGLE-DIN-CD-RADIO-FACIA-FASCIA-PANEL-SURROUND-TRAY-/360775245869?pt=UK_CarsParts_Vehicles_CarParts_SM&hash=item53ffe1602d Then just unclip the ISO connector and aerial lead. You can swap a stereo over in under 20 minutes and you definitely don't need an auto electrician. Pick up a Sony radio from Ebay (search for the BT2800 upwards) and you'll have the job done for under £50. We've covered this topic on peugeotforums.com quite a bit, its worth having a look there.
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We've had it running here. Nice turkey dinner but the dessert cake was cold - it had been chilled in the fridge - and the custard was lukewarm. Not a nice combination.
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Great books, got them both! Its amazing that there are still home brew shops going. There's several around Merseyside.
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I was chatting earlier to a guy with a Megane and starting issues (I often get Renault questions thrown at me because "Its French and you know about Peugeots and Citroens") He called out the AA. The AA man peered into the engine, said it was probably the starter motor, but couldn't see it and didn't know where it was.
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As a PT Pug mechanic I'd say to get it checked out at the dealer. However, if they fob you off with "no fault found" as they usually do because they hook up the diagnostics and if there are no fault codes can't be bothered spending time looking into the problem, then I maintain a network of Peugeot only diagnostics specialists. See if there's anyone on this map close to you: https://maps.google.com/maps/ms?msid=214397633218647067111.0004dc947e5c1752ca0a2&msa=0&ll=54.521081,-1.647949&spn=10.175332,28.54248&dg=feature
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That's why IQ tests are always done on paper, not verbally.
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What's CEOPs current stance on it? At the time it was:
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But at least its better than the 10% that it currently is if you can only afford 6 months.
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I asked the same questions around the office and the answers were the same. It appears that there's a huge difference between hearing them and seeing them written down. I don't care whether Boris knows the colour of a bear, so long as he's doing a good job in what he's supposed to do. This is just another politician attack by the awful LBC. It was the same when Cameron didn't know the price of a loaf. Neither do I, big deal.
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Teacher: "ITS SUNNY, QUICK LOG ON!". then "ITS CLOUDING OVER, SAVE YOUR WORK, SAVE YOUR WORK!"
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Sold in this country, and freely available to kids? I think you're comparing apples and oranges. Yes, we stumbled across the "porno bush" as kids but the content was nothing like that which can be obtained on the internet, or like Page 3. Mobile phone companies block porn on their 3G connections (Well, Orange does), and there's no outrage there.
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Statement from the academy: I've seen it in the past where a school has used a L3 TA or HLTA with aspirations or is on the path to obtaining QTS (they might have a placement arranged on a GTP or PGCE course) because I've done it myself for a few months. I was a qualified L3 TA with a confirmed place on the GTP and a guaranteed 2:1 honours degree to be bestowed on me within a few months.
