Top Gear

If you're talking about the cool bass line, it is The Chain by Fleetwood Mac. The bass solo comes toward the end of the song.

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If you join his Facebook fan page, He sometimes asks if you want one but he only gives out a few so you have to be quick :D xx

No, Jeremy Clarkson is not single.

Long enough to worry his wife, but fortunately, he came out of the coma and got better.

you can actually go to Kohlers website and download a manual for free that will walk you thru step by step how to do this. Their website address is www.kohlerengines.com You can buy one a a kohler repair center I believe it is a part # tp-2379, or old number of ens-575

It is actually pretty complex without the timing gear tool, there are marks on both the balance gears and crank gear and its a matter of counting teeth on both the timing gear and crankshaft gear. There are two styles of timing gears and the procedure differs for each one. follow the directions very carefully. Alternately, they can simply be left out of the engine without ill effect, most 12 hp and under do not use them but the 14/16 hp units all have them

Based on the surrounding area in the footage, it was somewhere in Lilse Avenue, just off the Stourport Road. Don't know which business though.

He left on his own free will, he did not get sacked.

You can find a list of the songs here

http://forums.finalgear.com/top-gear-episode-songs/

Uh, lots. Including me! :D

Purely because when the review is recorded it is usually a good few months before the studio programme is recorded therefore the car manufacturer will send a different car which is occasionally another colour as the original car doesn't stay with top gear throughout the whole period of the series.

because, he always drives slow cars in top gear or in his another works

Any temperature taht is below zero, on whatever scale you are using ( C or F). It is thus a negative number

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there arnt 9 stigs there is only one but there has been nine of them

Try This. 1) Push in the clutch pedal. 2) Push the shift stick straight down...toward the ground, and hold down. 3) Push left...toward yourself. 4) Push back...toward the rear of the car. So that's DOWN, LEFT, BACK. The reason you have to go thru all the trouble is so that you don't accidentally stick it in reverse cruising down the road (that would be bad). If it doesn't stay in gear, the shift coupler in the center tunnel under the rear seat is probably hosed.

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Starting the Engine

1 Apply the handbrake and insert the immobilser key into the lock situated on the side of the centre pod.

2 Depress the clutch pedal. Put the gear lever into neutral.

3 Press and release the start / stop button. The ignition lights will illuminate and the button will light green.

If the immobilizer is on (if it is more than 10 seconds since you unlocked the car) press the black key fob button once.

4 Press and hold the start / stop button for approx 2 seconds until the engine starts then release the button. The engine will start (minimal use of the throttle pedal may be needed during the engine start sequence.)

6 To stop the car press and release the start / stop button.

Pleblon is the name for cheap fabric and is often used to describe cars. I think Jeremy Clarkson from Top Gear came up with the term.

He started in 1988 when the original top gear series was made he left in 2000 (the old series ended in 2001) and came back for the new top gear in 2002.

Opening up classified information is a "leak" of information.

No, Perry McCarthy revealed his "Stig" identity in his autobiography, and was subsequently relieved of that role.

It's a reference to the 1963 film "The Great Escape" where prisoners who break the rules are punished with time in the isolation block, known colloquially as "the cooler".