307 2006,floorwell is wet in passenger side and has a nasty smell ,i think its antifreeze,i recently had a new timing belt ,the old one snapped and did a lot of damage,it has only started since then,could the heater be leaking .the carpet is wet and has a oily feel to it and wont dry out,thanks rob

Believe me it was not really a gift! The amount of profit a Snap-On dealer makes on the sale of anything with the Snap-on logo scandalous. Toolboxes themselves are some of the most profitable items they offer for sale. I have 4 jackets by the way. I was a mechanic for over 20 years. You start out thinking they are the best. Don'tget me wrong. They majority of my tools are Snaps, but when you need a tool take the time to compare the prices of a Snap verses
aMac, or even Matco, or Cornwell if your budget is real tight. As you get a few years on you you begin fo realize it's the tool not the name that's important.

just reset the time as if the watch stopped
daylight time is not a special time just an hour earlier or later

Some of these watches have a notch where the stem goes. If you don't have the back in place it will not snap back into place. Also some are a slight screw back and will snap off, but when putting them back you must kind of screw it back in place. Good luck.

sounds like it needs a new battery, i know you said it's only a day old but the battery may have bean in for a long time and as run out,

I have an old Timberland Indiglo watch in which I had the same problem. I folded up a paper towel for padding and I used two sets of pliers, one to hold one side of the watch while I used the other set of pliers to snap the back cover closed. It took two seconds to do.

I think that this is one of those times when you should admit defeat and take it to a watch shop!

Thanks MarcS_Ca - I've supplemented what you offer with some photographs at
http://gnjmch.com/public/tips/GarminF50.Battery.html

I would scrap the strap - the odours are caused by the tanning chemicals getting wet. Retain the fastening and purchase half a meter of nylon ribbon loop it through the case pegs on one side glue them together and pierce for buckle holes. On the buckle side loop it through both case peg and buckle and fold and glue. You have a choice of colour and it cost only fraction of a new leather one- also you will have enough left to make two straps

WELL YOU SHOULD START WITH A NEW BATTERY ALWAYS A WORTHWHILE CHECK AS THIS COULD BE THE PROBLEM.. ASK ? PLEASE REPLACE THE BATTERY IF MORE THAN THIS QUOTE FIRST