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I was down that way earlier picking up Gencybay's P38.
Sounds like battery gone? Can you get jump leads on the starter positive and an earth?
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What did you do with your Range Rover today
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I was down that way earlier picking up Gencybay's P38.
Sounds like battery gone? Can you get jump leads on the starter positive and an earth?
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Picked up Gencybay's P38.
If anyone wants to buy a P38 oil burner (automatic) then speak up fast! It has an MoT but cannot recall how long for. Pictures will go up once I get access to a computer and find his post.
If anyone wants to buy a P38 oil burner (automatic) then speak up fast! It has an MoT but cannot recall how long for. Pictures will go up once I get access to a computer and find his post.
battery is fine, all the other windows open, cranks good, definitely not that, my bloody Rave isn't opening, adobe is a load of crap
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doing that now, do I have to delete adobe?
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Just go into settings and change the default app for pdf's to foxit. I stopped using Adobe when it became the biggest hacker's tool on the planet.
Thats not opening it, dam everything goes wrong when you need it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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What error are you getting?
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Tried rebooting your pc? I know "turn it off and back on again" is a cliche but you'd be surprised how many problems it fixes. And try shutting acrobat down from task manager.
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I just copied the old version of Adobe from my old PC. It asks to be the default app or something each time but it works.
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Replaced my heated steering wheel with one that works 
Changed the analogue tv tuner for a digital one than promptly blew up
Changed the analogue tv tuner for a digital one than promptly blew up
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Replaced my heated steering wheel with one that works
Changed the analogue tv tuner for a digital one than promptly blew up
That'll be because there are 100 times as many channels on digital but they're 100 times as crap.
Want to change mine too but not for one that blows up!Replaced my heated steering wheel with one that works
Changed the analogue tv tuner for a digital one than promptly blew up
Does it do dab radio too?
Driving into work, tyre blows out, on the bright side, fitting new one 2morrow for £65 not too bad, there was a tyre expert there 9I asked them to top the air up on all 4 of them) I looked online and it said 28psi the expert said are you crazy thats 2 1/4 ton car!! he recommended 40 psi, so I went with that, and the ride is a lot better and they dont look over inflated, with the 28psi they do always look flat
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If it's a P38 28 front 38 rear.
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And in new money that's 1.9 bar on the front and 2.6 on the rear.
Well its 40 now and its going to have to like it
