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I park exactly over the line, sharing 2 bays! :D (way, waaayyy out of the way in the corner of the carpark tho) Mmmmmm. Nice move I like...

It would look great on an Accord Euro Bottom left for me

Really needed a good chuckle tonight... Thank you Jeffy and please don't stop

I am unsure just where the relay is but the switch on some late model cars have been known to fall apart internally. Particularly the late model Navara. The problem will rarely be noticed in the action of the key because the switch mechanism is remotely mounted and all may seem normal to the driver. You should get a reputable Auto Electrician to have a look at it. Where are you? Maybe I can recommend someone.

Welcome to the club.. Heaps of good info, lots of fun and a bit of the occasional stupidity thrown in for laughs. Enjoy

The love will return. It doesn't take long once you do a long drive. The memories of why you fell in love with her will all come flooding back. Nice to see that you're happy with the repairs.

+1 Pay a bit more and see what you get before you own them. Once they have your hard earned it is difficult to get it back. Given that they will not allow collection I would not buy from them. You could ask if you can see them before buying even though you may not be able to pick up.

Hey guys The starter should look like this one in the link below. http://blog-imgs-32.fc2.com/p/o/k/pokekan/128-919.jpg The pinion should not protrude more than 18mm from the front mounting face of the starter otherwise it will be staying in mesh constantly. If this is the case there may be an issue with the starter. Also check the distance from the front of the bell housing to the ring gear. There should be about 20-21mm clearance. If there is any difference in these measurements you may have either the wrong flywheel or maybe the incorrect starter. I hope this helps. Regards Mark

Welcome and salutations in return. Are you a regular JDM or are you in Japan for work on a permanent basis? A bridge ported 12a in an RX2 was the best fun I have had on 4 wheels in years. You must post some pics of the Lux and the Madz's for us to ogle. Enjoy

It could be a small stone sitting on top of your brake pad. Turning corners may put pressure on it and make it grind a groove in the rotor. It's worth taking the wheel off to have o good look. Or if the spring/clip is missing that could be lodged somewhere it ought not be.

Yep! :) Hahaha the height I used to be at! This is what happens after a 4" lift kit.. Car is nearly stock! Now AWD??? lol

How many times would he get booked for failing to indicate a lane change??? QLD cops would have a field day..

Pic put a smile on my dial. That is looooooowwwwww.

An acquired taste. I used to eat it when trying to stay awake. I love it. In Japan we used to go out and eat raw horse meat down with sake. I wonder how many here would be willing to try it. Mmmmmm Salty plums don't sound that bad now. Nom nom nom

Yaaay... We need more old fossils.

That is one great looking Celica. Very neatly styled body kit too. Oh and - welcome

Yeah welcome. You will learn heaps just for a little time reading posts on this forum. Enjoy I trust that the Aurion is all you hoped for. Awesome first ride.

I have eaten some pretty awful things in the name of being an invited guest but I don't remember anything much worse than 'Salty Plums'. I can't understand why anyone would want to eat something that tastes this disgusting.

I just stumbled upon this in my cats http://www.globaldenso.com/cgi-bin/global/plug/au/4w/plug.cgi?action=search&filename=4w-72.txt&name=&cc=&FF=0 Second page fifth line?? This seems to be a Denso number but I am unsure if it is the right one for your Rolla. Maybe it is a different model. Found these though I don't know is they are cheap or not. Good luck

Hey Fungje What is the Corolla model and engine model?? I have web catalogues

Try this link. Even though I dont have sound in the motel foyer I did get the video. www.flixxy.com/orca-whale-imitates-boat-motor.htm Looks funny

So Smooth

Hi Paul The long delay in delivering your vehicle should at least give you some leverage to have a few accessories and extras thrown in to compensate you for the inconvenience of having to hire an alternative car. I would do the push to get as much from them as is possible. With the Aussie dollar doing so well against the US rates the margins that dealers are working on are substantially more than they were getting a couple years ago so they should come to the party with something for you. Worth a try I think

My wife’s uncle Murray was invited up to the Daintree for a spot of Barra fishing by his buddy Frank. On the morning in question they went to an old secluded boat ramp, launched the 15 foot aluminium dinghy and drifted downstream with the flow of the river. After a quite few hours (and beers) they had slipped down the river a couple miles but still had not caught anything worth taking home. Being an old timber getter from way back Frank still had a keen eye for quality wood that he could mill up and sell off as coffee tables. He spotted what he swore was a mid trunk section of a Silky Oak tree drifting along with the telltale curls of the water-sodden bark just protruding from the smooth surface of the water. With hand on the tiller he steered the dinghy alongside the log ready to lash it to the gunnels and drag it back to shore. As the pair got alongside the log there was a mighty splash and the hissing roar of a seven metre giant who was hungry for anything that may offer itself as a meal. Frank still had a firm grip on the outboard throttle and with a deft twist and a crafty steering manoeuvre he was able to clear the old croc and, albeit a little shaken, headed back toward the car and trailer. As they were nearing the boat ramp Frank recalled that he saw an old workmate heading further up the river on his annual pilgrimage to the happy (Barra) hunting grounds. While talking to Murray he said “Old Bob and a couple of his mates are camping a few miles past the car and he usually has quite a few cartons and at least a couple of crates of amazing moonshine he is always willing to share with friends. That should help settle the nerves a bit. To which Murray replied “After the near miss with that croc I will have to pass on the invitation my friend. Mate I’m certain I have a really bad case of dysentery.” In reply Frank said “Don’t worry too much about that Murray bring that along too, those guys will drink anything!!

That looks like a really solid one mate. It even looks like it was meant to be there. Also gives me an idea for the 28 but I think I may make something up that is adjustable.