Trevor

Hi...welcome to the Club Unfortunately turbos can just go but usually give signs like oil consumption (and smoking from the exhaust) also noises (such as high pitch squeeling) but hopefully all is now okay and you can move on without incurring any damage to the engine However, it is advisable to change the engine oil regularly and use a good quality oil filter as well

Hi...welcome to the Club Can't go too wrong with a Micra. Simple engineering and go on for years Good to have you onboard!

I would imagine a vehicle trimmers that specialise in convertible roof may be able to assist as they may know where to source the parts and the original cause and rectification of the fault.

enjoy your holiday....going anywhere nice?

Thanks for posting this useful guide to replacing window motors....very helpful to other owners!

There used to be a company called Kenlowe who made aftermarket electric fans Another place to try is DemonTweeks as they sell electric fans that can fit anything

I have removed one from a Mitsubishi L200 and apart from someone to give you a hand to lift it off its just nuts and bolts really (oh and a bit of wiring to disconnect)

I would be tempted to remove the tub and also check the chassis for corrosion (common issue) while you are there.

If they have accepted your booking and you provided the number plate then surely they have details of your vehicle and if over a certain length they should inform you that they cannot accomodate a vehicle of that size. Saying that, larger vehicles are more commonplace on the roads nowadays so probably not an issue

Can you spray the cables with something smelly that will deter the foxes?

It is worth having it checked....not sure what Nissan checks are like but Toyota do a Hybrid health check for about £60

Check battery, and if the car has not recently been serviced then book one in

I would imagine that most of the Sunny range from that era, no matter what size engine and transmission would fit the gap....at least it widens your range to look for

You could try someone like DemonTweeks that sell Powerflex Bushes https://www.demon-tweeks.com/uk/catalogsearch/result/?q=bushes

Not sure if you can still find a radiator rebuilder/repairer that can sort it for you

I have seen many larger vehicles parked in Heathrow car parks so imagine it should be fine. If you are left with a choice of parking spaces then ones on the end or overhanging a grass area should be fine Maybe Google the car park and look at the aerial view to see what the spaces are like

Its worth drafting an advert to put in the For Sale section of the forums.

Hi.....welcome to the Club Hope you find a fuse cover as it would certainly avoid anything dropping in the fusebox Good to have you onboard

Thats not the code written at the bottom of the label (4683) ?

Best method is to connect a multimeter to the battery and look for current draw If the current increases as you remove certain fuses then that is where the power is being consumed Would first check the earth leads as common old older Nissan models for these to break and the alternator may be drawing from the battery

Hi....welcome to the Club Wow! you've had quite a few interesting Nissan models over the years, even going back to when they were Datsun ! So you're a British bike man....although strange you're not into Japanese bikes 🙂 I ride a Honda bike, mainly for the reliability, but is also great fun! Great to have you onboard!

Has anything dropped into the heater motor from the dashboard vents by the screen? Also, remove the cabin filter and see if the vents have dragged anything into the blower motor through there

I would definitely start with the glovebox which should then give you a better view of the heater motor and resistor pack

There are several methods to gain entry without damage....although never really tried any of them One is using half a tennis ball over the lock but can't see how that would work Bent coat hanger is probably the best method ..... have a look on YouTube for any instructional videos

Hi....welcome to the Forums Good to have you onboard!