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Could it be a clutch slave cylinder?

For Wanadoo 587 rings a bell.

You can make a start with this ONE

http://www.pocketgpsworld.com/France-deploys-its-first-average-speed-cameras-1506.php

You could try THIS

Try this company, great prices and fast delivery. http://www.spicesofindia.co.uk

"Sadly, they don't seem to make these things any more and the only alternatives are the Humax style products which don't seem to allow you to archive onto disc/hard drive so are not of much use to me." I can use an external hard drive with my Humax PVR.[8-)]

May be too late now, but for future reference, it may help someone. It is the same address as in the FAQ's Pour nous écrire: "Service Clients TSA30002 59878 LILLE CEDEX 9"

[quote user="CherryB"]Does such a map exist? I have searched on here and on line generally but am unable to come up with a map showing the location of peages on autoroutes. My Michelin map book is in France (and I'm not) at present but don't remember it showing them either.[/quote] See HERE

Some info HERE

" You can only register a car in the country where you normally live or have permanent residence. You cannot register your car in a country where you have a secondary residence or holiday house." http://europa.eu/youreurope/citizens/vehicles/registration/formalities/index_en.htm

Looks like the date is 4/5/11. CT was due 14/6/11

"Vista + Firefox 11 I can't edit my details, clicking on "edit your details" derf, Logout, Settings, does nothing. All the other clickable items on the page seem to work OK. Les" Can anyone shed any light on this problem?

Vista + Firefox 11 I can't edit my details, clicking on "edit your details" derf, Logout, Settings, does nothing. All the other clickable items on the page seem to work OK. Les

[quote user="cooperlola"][quote user="PaulT"] Could you not try to get them to lower their price for supply and fit argueing that you can get the parts cheaper elsewhere. [/quote]Yes, this would be my plan now having read all your comments. But I would be grateful if anybody knows the answer to my question above.  Far better to sound as though I know exactly what I'm talking about as this is a mechanic v woman thing! Thanks again all. [/quote] Ring gear = Couronne dentée http://www.the-burgund.com/trad_cadre.htm