Remove the front grill by undoing the two screws on the front face. It will still be held in place by two plastic clips at top at the edges. You will need to release these clips using a screwdriver pressed down from the top of the grill. It should then pull forwards. Now remove the front bumper by undoing the 6 retaining bolts. You will need a 13mm socket to do this. Two bolts are visible from where the front grill was.

Below is a great write up done by Pete. His heater core leaked, ruining his ECU. As you'll see, the replacement is quite involved. http://www.btinternet.com/~d.brooks1/bignissans/j30/articles/blownecufix.htm See similar questions...

Although many components of water heaters are designed to be replaceable, the unit itself must be replaced if there is a leak, corrosion, a major malfunction, or if the unit itself is more than eight years old. A water heater corrodes a lot faster than other plumbing parts due to the fact that it is constantly kept at high temperatures, so it is best to check it every few months for any damage. See similar questions...

Click here for a ‘Rule of Thumb’ on wattage suggestions per square foot. Installing a lower wattage heater will not cause a problem on the circuit, but if it’s not enough wattage to heat the room, the heater may run continuously in an effort to bring the room temperature to the temperature set on the thermostat. See similar questions...

Yes, in order to ensure proper installation and compliance with required codes, a permit is required. See similar questions...

The Gas Appliance Manufacturers Association (GAMA) has determined that any gas appliance exposed to flooding should be replaced. In a press release, GAMA advised against do-it-yourself repairs: ldquo;With heavy rains bringing the possibility of severe flooding, it is important to remember that all flood-damaged plumbing, heating, cooling and electrical appliances and related systems should be replaced, rather than repaired.. See similar questions...

You can obtain an IMMERSION WRENCH from most good plumbers merchants. It looks like a very large socket spanner with a rod though it. SCREWFIX sell one for about ?6, number 11105. See similar questions...

All are fitted with the standard VW heater which to be honest whilst it works OK on the move its not much use when parked. Some of the campers have an additional propex blown air heating system that can be used at night. These heaters are all new and, along with perhaps the stereo and tyres, are the only 20th century technology upgrades on the campers. If you are expecting it to be cold - ask for one when you book. [top] See similar questions...

Geez, wouldn't that be nice! To date we have not found a way to change your hose without lowering the fluid in your radiator. When we find it you'll be the first to know. See similar questions...

Ordinarily the radiant tubing must run at a lower temperature than the baseboard. This means that a mixing valve is used to provide a lower temperature for the radiant heating tube. It might be possible to avoid the expense of the mixing valve if the baseboard can be run at a lower temperature and if you select a radiant tubing with a high temperature rating, but the situation will not be ideal. See similar questions...

Back in the 50s, MCI installed radiators in the back of the cabin structure above the floor. This idea was to prevent an ongoing problem of leaves, dirt, and debris being sucked in the low slung radiator. Over the years, all manufacturers install their radiators next to the engine on the left side. The main reason is roads are far superior to what they were 50 years ago and there is not as much debris on the highways. See similar questions...

Visual inspection at periodic intervals (most easily performed while checking the oil level) is always a good money saving idea. A great deal about the condition of the ENTIRE cooling system can be quickly learned by checking both the INSIDE and OUTSIDE of the radiator! Inspect the radiator for coolant seepage or stains around soldered seams of the sides, top and bottom of the radiator. Remove bugs and debris from the finned core area while checking for coolant leaks. See similar questions...

Yes, unless the work is performened by a contractor that holds a valid Certificate of Registration from LADBS as a Certified Licensed Contractor (CLC). The CLC is limited to the replacement of a water heater of equivalent capacity in gallons, BTU rating, and vent capacity. See similar questions...

Yes and no. Outdoor models are designed for well ventilated places. Well ventilated does not mean you have a bit of a draft under a crack in the door. In a garage with a window or garage door open, yes you can safely use any of the 12-IR -> 24-IR range of heaters The DESA range of infra-red heaters is the way to go for indoor infra-red heat. These units are designed for indoor use and have safety mechanisms built in to protect you. See similar questions...

It should be .There will be low heat output and high energy cost. They may be acceptable in intermittently occupied buildings or as a back up only. There will be a prompt payback of the added cost of any other form of energy. See similar questions...

We recommend placing the heater in the back of the greenhouse, either at the end of the walkway or under the bench frames. It's best to leave some space around the heater so that the heat can fully circulate and so that none of your plants get too warm. Having a small circulation fan is a good way to ensure even heating in your greenhouse. See similar questions...

The license is a small file that is copied to the folder where GeneXproTools was installed and can be moved from system to system. How to restore the DEMO functionality? I have the Professional Edition, but I want to 'test' the ability for classification using about 5400 input variables. See similar questions...

Manual toothbrushes should be replaced every three to four months, when the bristles look worn or splayed and after illnesses such as colds or flu. See similar questions...