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Hi Steve Thanks for that. I didn't know it needed/best to have an additive with the Adblue. I'll take a look and see where it's available and add it whenever I get it. Cheers Caoimhín

Thank you. I have sorted it now thanks. The trick is to remove the glass which is stuck to a plastic backing which hold the heating element. I used a sucker to help pull the glass whilst gently prizing the mirror forward using a plastic prise tool. The mirror housing clips into place which must also be prised off using plastic prise tool. There are 4 lugs which need to be released and one Torx screw holding the indicator Ken’s in place . It’s fiddly but the mirror dies come away with some persuasion.

Hi I would personally wait until the light came on, it gives you 1500 miles warning, with regard to the brand of Adblue you wont get better than Halfords own brand, its made by a company called Yara who produce the most pure Adblue in Europe, finally I can thoroughly recommend the Forte additive as this stops it crystallising in the system and blocking it all. Steve.

Hi Chris, that’s brilliant, just down the road from me! Are you taking it to any shows this year? I’m going to the Tatton Park one this weekend, but let me know which others and I’ll bring a copy of the book down to show you. Thanks again, John

Hello Renato, Could be a leak/s, could be level sensors - etc. Whatever it turns out to be, your best source of experience will be ‘bagpipingAndy’ on EBay. He has been manufacturing and supplying parts for air suspensions for years. Please keep us informed on how you get on. Kind regards, Gareth.

I bought the car - and it does! Loving it.

Thanks Barrie, Top Man 👍

Thank you mate much appreciated

Hello Derek, ’…..insurance via. a normal company…’. Do you have the car on an agreed value classic car policy? If you don’t have the agreed value bit, then you will find that a scrape on the bumper will render the car a total loss, and you could receive just a handful of coins as payout. Such cars really need to be well insured. Kind regards, Gareth.