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I used http://www.cfrline.com/ and found them very good.

I think you can only get it from Berlyn Services http://www.partsforporsche.co.uk/osc/ but I may be wrong. I recently change my oil and I'm using Swepco (very messy and I hate the smell of gearbox oil at the best of times but Swepco is really strong especially if you make a mess like I did :oops: )....

Easy fix (without going to the expense of new euro spec lenses) is to rewire your reverse light (white) with your indicators and put yellow bulbs in. There is no legal requirement for a reverse light (so it can be red). Worked for me.

I registered my car in June and didn't need a letter of conformity and they didn't ask to inspect the car. Rather than the C384 document you need the C&E receipt for duty and tax paid, which would have been sent to you from your UK shipping agent. By the way it is not an over the counter service...

Really take Nick's advice about covering the caliper well when using compressed air. I nearly lost my head one time as then do come out with a BANG

Not sure which will give you the most sleepless nights or cost you the most money! But have fun with both

I get my 20W-50 from euro car parts.

Great news Steven, I just hope that the rest of September is good so that you get a chance to drive it.

Got my MOT on Thursday and so early tomorrow morning I will be at my local DVLA office. One question, the V55/5 asks for a Type Approval number, do I need one? And if so does anyone have the Type Approval number for a 1969 911T.

Just spoke to my friendly MOT garage and a working mileometer is a requirement of the MOT. However a lot of garages only take the mile reading so if you can see the numbers you may be lucky.

Has anyone had the pleasure of filling out a DVLA V55/5 in order to register their import? Just got the form throught the post and it has questions like Unladen weight? (easy) and Revenue weight? (search me!) and things like drive by sound level??? I'm I best just filling out what I can and taking i...

For what's it's worth I would go with Robster suggestion. As the car fires up and idles you are getting the three main ingredients of the internal combustion engine, air, fuel and spark. When you put load on the engine one of these is going south. Let’s take it for granted that the air is okay and y...

I'm with AON as well, £160 with no mileage limit and I can use it to commute. I too am a little over 30 and have access to 2 other cars.

I think that the hose that comes out of the BACK of the air cleaner goes to the oil tank but on my car there is a second hole in the BOTTOM (in my case no pipe attached) that goes somewhere else so I would also be interested to know where it ends up.

Hi Miggs as far as I'm aware yes it's the same on all 911's. But maybe someone knows differ.