Fungrez1000

My stacker has had a jammed CD a couple of times. BA MK2. Both times involved constantly pressing the eject button, inserting cds, ejecting them again, over and over. The first time it came good after about 15-20 minutes, however the 2nd time took a couple of weeks of fully loading the stacker, ejecting the cds again over and over again at every red light I'd stop at or letting it cool down after driving. I was at the point of considering getting it repaired. My suggestion would be just keep at it for a while, if it comes good you've saved yourself a lot of hassle removing the entire unit.

Yeah, their build quality is so low that they even forgot to put doors on the T-Model Ford

Us real drivers have a clutch pedal to save us

I have a vibration over 80 which my tyre shop couldn't fix with a balance etc and said the wheel is fine must be something else. Took it to another tyre mob for second opinion and found I have a buckled rim.

Good quality muscle juice is vital too. Went through 2 cannisters of the stuff getting mine undone!

set a/c to blow on full on the footwell setting does the trick for me.. as for the gearshift..I just man the f*ck up and deal with it

True that might go get a set. Wouldn't want it popping off in a wrong situation! Migz how did you go, any luck??

My money is on a pipe popping off.. Happened to me a couple times now. Easy fix, just keep a ratchet+socket in the car

Mine didn't load for a while either but here's the direct link in case anyone else is having probs http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h54MKkxX1qQ. Yummy.

Fun is illegal..expect a visit from the fun police shortly

Up in the sticky mate

I think the coppers need a 3 second lock on you for a valid check can anyone confirm? Still, if they had the resources they really could rake it in. It's a pity they wouldn't use this to pull over drivers doing half the speed limit on the right hand lane on the motorway

I'm confident they will put the effort into the upcoming Falcon and deliver a truly great product. Here's hoping they manage to work out how to make power windows go up automatically as well as down

Mate not getting it done professionally isn't an option IMO. You might buy $50 worth of detailing stuff and spend 4 hours busting your arse off and all you could really hit them up for the $50 you spent as that is all you can prove it has cost you. However if you go the professional repair route like they prefer, you get your car fixed properly and with no cost/work for you! Plus if they for some reason refuse to pay after you get it properly repaired and it gets nasty, at least you have photos and proof(photos, witnesses) that they caused the damage and it cost you $xxx in the form of the repair bill to fix it properly. I would be ringing the council and telling them what has happened and getting it recorded in case the contractors change their mind, at least you have it on record because at the end of the day the council should be ultimately responsible for their contractors stuff ups. Also go let your neighbours in your street know the process you are going through as their cars may be damaged and may be in need of repair but they have no idea of the way to go about getting it done! Good luck!

In other news, Kevin Rudd announced today further environmental policy for if he is elected PM. A blanket 50km/h top speed limit for the entire country to reduce CO2 emissions and save the planet. All vehicles will also be rev-limited to 2500rpm to reduce fuel consumption.

So what they are saying is to turn off your radio when you're hitting speed limiter

Funnily enough I just adjusted mine today for the same reason, I noticed it in the reflection of the car ahead that the passenger side light was a lot weaker, it's fine now very easy to adjust.

Yeah true that. Here's an updated pic with circle.

I nearly broke my neck looking for the drivers side light, only to find it right in my face. I attached a pic maybe it will help someone or prevent neck injuries