Hi,
Got a 2006 Renault Grand Scénic 2.0 Dynamique here.
When you insert the card and press start, it says card not detected. Replaced the battery and tried putting the card in different ways etc and no luck. Even when the card is in the slot is says “please insert card”. I have to try it numerous times and jiggle the card about until I get the all important “press brake + start” message ie it has actually detected it!
Any advice?
Thanks.
It’s a real problem ….
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Does the renault laguna engine fit the vauxhall vivaro van ?
I have a 2003 vauxhall vivario van and it needs a new engine i have been told the renault laguna engine will fit. can someone tell me if this is true, as a second hand engine for this van is very expensive and usual has high miles yet the lagunas are half the price with lower miles
the laguna should have the same engines, in the past most french vans have shared engines with there car range ie the ducato and the tempra and tipo etc, the laguna engine should be the same and the van is basically a renualt anyway
davie
Renault Laguna II phase II GT (205hp)–1st stage tuning……..5th gear
A dolls house isn’t just a doll house – it’s a whole new world for the lucky little girls who get their own special little home. I got one when I was a sixties youngster and now that my granddaughter is old enough for her own dolls house I am back viewing that special little world.
It’s just the same – furniture built to scale that is really too big on the scale. I’ve never seen one that can fit all of the dolls house furniture into the room that it’s supposed to reside comfortably. I guess that’s part of the charm of a doll house.
It took quite an enjoyable while to choose but we bought a gorgeous wood and porcelain 7 piece bathroom set last week with Beth’s birthday money. Bath, shower cubicle, toilet, set of drawers, towel rail, mirror and basin, they looked really good even though they were in Beth’s favourite colour pink. As the bathroom walls are green Beth has decided that we need to redecorate soon.
We got home from town and got down to the serious business of furnishing the bathroom and no matter what we did we couldn’t fit all of the furniture in. After several unsuccessful attempts we decided to put the shower cubicle in the main bedroom. Beth wasn’t happy with that, she said that the bed would get wet and daddy doll wouldn’t be able to get out of bed on his own side.
She hadn’t noticed that daddy doll was too big for the bed and I wasn’t about to break that bubble!
I suggested that we leave the bath out, have a modern bathroom with only a shower. Beth said that we couldn’t do that because there would be nowhere for the children dolls to play with their boats and ducks. I saw her point if the dolls house and it’s dolls were part of the real world but you can’t help but humour 6 year old girls.
The next idea that we had was to leave out the drawers. I was surprised that we didn’t think of that in the first place it being the most logical idea. Beth took the drawers out and rearranged the rest of the furniture until she was satisfied with the result. The bathroom looked great, all it needed were the finishing touches of carpet, bathmat and towels and I knew just where I could get those.
I left Beth playing with the set of drawers – she was amazed at the drawers opening just like real world ones, but she was struggling to get anything to fit in the drawers despite trying most of her dolls clothes.
I logged onto my computer and found a website which had printable dolls house accessories. It wasn’t long before I found a pink and grey carpet that I printed onto fabric. Then I printed a pink rug onto fabric and cut it down to make a bathmat. I had a brainwave and printed another pink and grey carpet and using some elastic thread made a pair of matching curtains. I was able to fashion a couple of towels out of the leftover bits of pink rug and they didn’t look too bad.
I went back to where Beth was playing with the dollshouse and found Beth happily chattering away to her dolls as she moved them around their house.
“Oh” I said “Why have you put the drawers back in and the basin in the bath?”
“There wasn’t anywhere to put the towels” Beth replied in that logical way of hers.
I smiled to myself as we added the new soft furnishings. It didn’t matter to six year old Beth that the furniture didn’t fit, she was just happy to have her new dolls house furniture to play with in her own little world.
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