I'm sure that some enterprising soul will sell us an LED light/torch with a a magnet on the side/end so you can stick it to the metal parts of the boot. All the OP has to then pay for the the unit and batteries (not very often either - I use a little LED torch from a Christmas cracker on the original battery from 5 years ago!).

The OP is having a laugh! I bet they're glad HJ only printes their initials and not their full name.

"Get a torch".

This is why we love and appreciate HJ!

"I've got a car. It's making a strange noise. Please tell me what is wrong."

yes, at 0124 BST. Like other readers I often find that part 1 or 2 are not readily available. They do eventually turn up though - perhaps HJ should feed them some Shell V Plus and put them on Cross Climates - those ubiquitous items seem to work wonders !11

Edited by danthere on 04/05/2019 at 02:34

I've heard there is another important function that, by swapping to the left, can also significantly change reaction time ... =;0)

Edited by GSTheo on 05/05/2019 at 09:08

LOL

..... aaah ! yes of course that's it .... except that ... in part 1 of HJ there is a comment by Keith that I just do not get ... .herewith ...

Keith Nason yesterday

...... HJ's main point in other posts is that there is a risk that you can press the accelerator and brake at the same time when you brake with your right foot. If you do this in a manual you would just press the clutch and disengage the gearbox, but in an auto you would just press down harder and the car is more likely to accelerate than slow down. ...... etc ,,,,,

... que ???

I'm worried that someone who did not notice the lack of a light, which is obviously a major feature to them, is actually driving at all?

I am picky and when buying a new car ALWAYS check everything works. When we bought our new Peugeot 106 in 1993 (our once and only new car), the boot light bulb had gone. Dealer replaced it there and then before I accepted car...

I take it the OP checked nothing when he took delivery..... Words fail me..or rather polite words fail me!