experiax10

Finally got round to changing my cd player yesterday. Bit of a potch with the heater controls, but other than that it was quite straight forward. Decided to go for the single din after because im on a bit of a budget at the moment. More than happy with the result anyways.

Took my car for a Ford value service today to my local dealer, it cost £115 altogether which they threw in 12 months RAC cover with it to which I was pleased with. Couple of advisories mind being the brake discs and pads need changing very soon aswell as the brake fluid. Does any one know of a good website where I can buy these parts myself?

            Also, what is it with garages telling you they had to change a rear brake light bulb? It's total bull mine have been changed about 3 times in the last year every time I go to a garage. I even checked them before I went in! Luckily enough they only charge a quid or I wouldn't of been happy.

Mine arrived by post today, but noticed there's also a pink lead attached to it. Any one got an idea where this is for? I thought it was just a simple plug and play situation.

Mine is knackered, the volume button/on off doesn't work at all and dont fancy getting a second hand one to find it has the same problem. Does any one know where i can get my hands on a brand new 1?Any pointers would be appreciated thanks.

So my cd player has decided to stop working, the volume control was at fault first which i've already had fixed once. I can't knock it on or anything now it doesn't work at all. Anyway, I checked the fuse box just incase and the fuse was fine. The only thing that confuses me is that on the diagram on the glovebox it says it should be a 3amp fuse, but instead in it's place i found a purplish colour fuse with a capital E on it. Any ideas why this would be?