Things to look for: Rust, more Rust, and even more rust. Think dodgy electrics as well. It's not the service history but a 100% ironclad whatever happens warranty you will need
The obvious improvement is to buy a better one. Ideally you need ~ 6 square inches of cell which can charge a 2000 mAh battery in 20 or so daylight hours and then provide "usb" output to a phone.
IMGBURN ( http://www.imgburn.com/ )should work but you may not have a complete file set. These disks are pretty well copy protected, and you may not have a critical file
Known callers: CTU ring tone from 24 (Dee Dah Dah Dah repeated)
Unknowns "Who are you" clipped from the Who
Hyperspace messages (texts) Theme from Star Trek (Original version)
Also available If I fancy a change a selection of TV themes (alias, UC Undercover, NCIS &c), and Zorba for when I'm in Corfu
Apps you are stuck with, they go where they need to go. Music files you should be able to put wherever you want using a PC connection cable and selecting mass storage as the connection option.
I've had a couple of these and found them as much use as a chocolate teapot. You have to turn them just so, neither too fast or too slow, for a long time to get any useful charge. The rhythmic motion of your hand will of course attract attention of the wrong type
I've had a couple of these and found them as much use as a chocolate teapot. You have to turn them just so, neither too fast or too slow, for a long time to get any useful charge. The rhythmic motion of your hand will of course attract attention of the wrong type
I've had a couple of these and found them as much use as a chocolate teapot. You have to turn them just so, neither too fast or too slow, for a long time to get any useful charge. The rhythmic motion of your hand will of course attract attention of the wrong type
Good price. If this is the original belt then essential to change it as if it fails, and at 10 years it will be getting there, think an extra zero (£1850) Make sure things like tensioning pulleys are included in the job as there is no place for "That'll do" when doing a belt job
Th early SJ was known to turn over rather too easily, later versions (Vitara, jimney) are better but on a dry road they will probably roll before skidding if cornered too vigorously. Suspension is a bit lively. They are not a car for boy racers
You've got 2 options. Either copy the whole recorded disc as an ISO file and burn that onto a new disc, or use the VOB file in DVDFlick to recreate the original dvd
Fan is generally pretty reliable, You need to check the fuse, the sensor and the relay. I would think the relay or fuse is the likely fault. With all the electronics on a car I wouldn't go poking around the wiring unless you really know what's where. I'd start with a look at a Haynes Manual
50 HP, 19 feet, not built for speed: Cruising will be around 10 knots , maybe 15 tops, so you are looking at a 15-20 hour trip, weather permitting. I would allow 3 days, with plenty of safe ports on the way in case the weather blows up. Remember there are regulations governing the preparations...
Probably not. Most common rail and recent diesels won't run on veg oil as it softens the seals and can solidify in the hot areas of the system. An old unit with "individual" injector pumps might survive as the pressure is effectively unlimited but a cr system with a regulated pressure system...
In the UK the fuse is fitted in the plug, assuming you are talking 13A type, so every cable plugged in to the wall is protected as long as the right fuse is fitted. Elsewhere the protection is not in the plug, but is in the house wiring, so if you plug in a continental or US style plug directly...