The Mégane II Owners' Club

But now you have the wonderful smell of coconuts enriching your life and your keyboard. :rock Ahh Daniel San your training is complete please to close the door of the Do-jo on your way out and kick those bullies behinds with your crane move... Crane move? I've only got a fork lift license.........

Bumpy macaroon wrote:polish first then keyboard, and remember daniel san, wax on wax off

Thank you Mr. Myagi

I tried that but now my fingers keep slipping off the keyboard

I also remembered to breathe.

Thats OK, my missus did wonder at first but she likes it now, even helps me polish them.... :wink: ;-) :lool: :lool: Hope you did not damage your keyboard............sponge please. Keyboard has had worse, though it is a little sticky............. Is the sponge for the keyboard or the polish? [This ...

Dont know really, I have some coconut moisturising cream to keep me nuts shiny.............. [Pauses to clean the coffee off the laptop keyboard that has just come out through my nose....!] How silly of me not to realise that, even as a newbie :D I feel sooooooo much happier now that I know. :shock:

We drove through France, Belgium, Germany, Netherland, Denmark, Norrkoping (I dont know the spelling) Stockholm slept after 22 hours of driving then next day drove to Oulu... was nice because the sun didnt set the whole journey. We were near the coast the whole time. Then lastly to Helsinki from Ou...

Thanks all for making me feel wlecome. :) Wanda - which way did you drive through Sweden to get to Finland? When I first mooted the move over here, the Newcastle - Göteborg ferry was still running, but I understand that's not been run for sometime? I can easly get the ferry from Stockholm to Finland...

Hi, Wanda, I haven't quite worked the tyres thingy out. I can't drive in Germany on them, for example, or if I get the ferry back to blighty it's ok to drive on summer tyres. To me that's largely academic because I doubt I'd get as far as the border without crashing! In the winter I drive like a gra...

Maybe I should bring some in next time I come home I definitely need something as agile and flexible as a ferret to get in and change those headlamp bulbs. My knuckles don't quite drag on the floor, but there's no way I can get in through the access holes to change bulbs without removing large amoun...

Stranger, Robznet, Thanks for the welcome. When I can find them I've got some pics of the car on spiked tyres out in the snow & ice :mrgreen: Inspired by Iceman I now have a Kenwood double din to 'drop' into it, too, as with the SatNav, the Phone holder, the PDA, the iPod and the BT I can't see ...

Hi Dee, Lots of the cars in Sweden have mains powered engine water (or engine oil) heaters and a fan heater in the footwell. You plug it in to the mains on a timer so that it's warm when you get to it in the morning, or you plug it into a socket at your parking place at work. Takes the stress off a ...

Hello, English Exile moved to Sweden, been driving a Megane for some time now over here. Good bits:- Open roads with not much traffic when you get out of the cities. No issues starting it here, even when it gets down to -15 or so :eek Bad bits:- I can change my winter wheels & tyres for the summ...

This looks very impressive, and is close to convincing me to part with some of the hard earned (and heavily taxed ) cash.
As a complete noob, I can't click on the link to where you got the double din adapter from and have midded the one on fleabay.
Could somebody let me know......

Thanks