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Highly doubtful, but it could be the cooling system that is clogged. Try flushing it and putting brand new coolant in.

If you know the telephone number that this person is calling you from, then get in touch with Vodafone and they implement a block. As far as I know it isn't possible for you to do this yourself - you will need to contact Vodafone.

If you know the telephone number that this person is calling you from, then get in touch with Vodafone and they implement a block. As far as I know it isn't possible for you to do this yourself - you will need to contact Vodafone.

Just convince yourself it's all nonsense - that's what I do

Here is a good status update that got me loads of comments; "got told off recently for moving all the Bibles to the fiction section of the library"

Loose connection between the fuse box and the stereo is likely - check the wiring on the power cable that goes into the actual radio, it is prone to breaking / becoming loose in my experience.

Um, whatever

Two, maybe three

How many times are you going to post this question today?

Summer - because it's warm, bright (and most of the time) sunny! I like the end of winter too when the mornings are frosty and sunny.

It's fine to use a vacuum cleaner, as long as you're very careful not to break any of the componets on electrical items. I prefer to use a clean paintbrush to loosen the dust first, then a vacuum to suck the dust up.

Royal Mail Sameday, but it's expensive

Engine management system fault is the likely cause. Take it to a garage that can hook your car up to the computer to check the fault out. Good luck!

The owners of this automobile find it rather complaint-free as this automobile is a bang for the buck. Rather rigid suspension not appropriate for a family car and lame noise insulation are named as the disadvantages. Generally speaking, this is a rather practical and reliable car, which...