Fredthegaffer wrote on 13 October 2008 15:45 the I'll bet that Sterling will have something to say about that! Especially if you tell them that you intend to claim for the replacement and labour

Well they would say that wouldn't they! What does Charles Sterling say about it? You should be able to get an exchange alternator from a motor factor or auto electrical workshop cheaper that a

Some Valeo alternators have a user replaceable regulator, you'll see two common ones if you look at this page: www.thetoolboxshop.com/regulators-for-alternators-282-c.asp You'll need to check the

mike.motorhome wrote on 10 October 2008 22:42 For the reasonable life of the product. There is no statutory limit that I am aware of; however, the use you have received from the product will be taken

Sorry, Just rang Peugoet who said only full replacement will do, and they're blaming the sterling B 2 B charger for the manner in which it works for the failure of the alternator. *sigh* Fred

Andy Clarke wrote Me too.. but.. I've just had a look at them and realise that I have long since forgotten how to use them and.. Why! Duncan

HI I have a Valeo 96 alternator on my van which I have now been assured is faulty, as it should give out 14 volts and only gives out 13.8 Is there a user replaceable part that I can easily swap on

Ah, but we still have our Tesco points to spend on something else :) Andy Clarke -- www.ukmotorhomes.net - The UK Motorhome Website www.motorhomemarket.co.uk - The Motorhome Classifieds

Hi - does anyone have any idea how to import Alan Rogers kml files into Autoroute/ I have tried POI Converter but don't seem to be able to get anywhere. I have managed to get the kml file onto a

wrote: Ferrys depart from Algeciras and Tarifa in southern Spain almost hourly. There is once a week service from Gib. From Barcelona it is weekly and from Sete, France, also weekly. It is

[Default] On Mon, 13 Oct 2008 12:02:16 +0100, ErnB <ernest@...> wrote: I gave it a try. My 910 would cost £9.95 per quarter BUT the system needs to check your unit via TomTom

We saw 2, from a very great distance. We even went back and had tea, then just before dusk we ventured out again (no they didn't come and close the gates) we sat quietly in the same spot for over an

Sea France are exceptionally competitive at the moment I've just booked our winter trip crossings for 46 return. Out at the beginning of Jan, back beginning of April, 7.7m motorhome. P&O wanted 104

How about if one has a Mercedes? :-)) A good point on the weight of books, though. They are heavier than house bricks. -- ErnB Bristol

Users can subscribe to Tomtom for regular updates of selected maps. Charges start from £7.95 a quarter. See: - http://tinyurl.com/5xuu22 Not looked into detail yet so no comment at this

Hi Neill, Thanks for that. I don't get on with their website. which does neither myself nor the ferry company any good. However, my wife says she is happy, so I'll let her sort it out. At

Very true.... but 4 times their value is better than a trolly full of food...and having been in a Force 9 Gale going round in circles for 2 hours outside Dover Harbour is'nt something we wish to

Your opinion. It's a fair bit cheaper than the Iliad reader I use everyday. With constant use you may need to recharge the device maybe only once a week (unlike pda's or cell phones), the screen

Pet Human <pethuman@...> wrote: And excellent they are. This among other really helpful tips and info is what makes this site so good: folk out there like 'Pet' willing to spend time sorting out the