sas1810
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P38's had that too (depending on spec of course)
yep! my Vogue has it. and it actually works! no missing pieces or streaks
Yippie - plenty of smug time coming up...
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yep! my Vogue has it. and it actually works! no missing pieces or streaks
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not tried mine yet, new screen so it should be fully working
sas1810
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i said that when i had a new focus. straight out the dealer and only half of it worked!
P38's had that too (depending on spec of course)
stupid question , but i take it my vogue should have this? , which switch is it?
cheers
sas1810
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left hand side of HEVAC unit. top switch is front, bottom is rear. the buttons above the seat heater
sas1810
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look here.
cheers for that , it has that switch , whether it works is another thing lol
thanks again
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ANOTHER battery draining device
hows the water leaks and electrics?
mind you, with all the wiring glowing from all your ADDITIONS, at least the pool in the wheel well wont freeze
:hysterically_laughi
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ANOTHER battery draining device
hows the water leaks and electrics?
mind you, with all the wiring glowing from all your ADDITIONS, at least the pool in the wheel well wont freeze
I have no such battery draining problems... unlike you P38 owners have ! LMAO !
and my wheel well is a dry as a bone
:boxing:
sas1810
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I have no such battery draining problems... unlike you P38 owners have ! LMAO !
and my wheel well is a dry as a bone
for now LOL :boxing::boxing::boxing:
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kidding aside, if i had the chance of an L322 at the right money, i might, just might be tempted.
pity i was on a budget when i wanted a RR, but oh well, maybe a few years i can get an 06 or something.
pity i was on a budget when i wanted a RR, but oh well, maybe a few years i can get an 06 or something.
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I've seen that done (IIRC it was a development mule). It actually looked really good.Yeah you could get one and fit P38 headlamps in it. Just to make it look real.
sas1810
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Yeah you could get one and fit P38 headlamps in it. Just to make it look real.
can you imagine the gaps?
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Will be happy if it snows, will be using my trusty '92 classic. Just sailed through its mot last week, that's the last three mot's straight through! Also have a BMW but think I'll leave that in the garage!!
Also have a BMW but think I'll leave that in the garage!!
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P38's had that too (depending on spec of course)
A 6 inch strip of my heated screen is duff - but that's on the passenger side so I don't care about it.
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ah ah your converting to the other side may the force be with you
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Above about minus 20C IMO the heated screen is a waste of time if you have aircon
And at minus 20C and below it's heated wipers and washer fluid that's really needed
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Loved this bit from the Met Office's reply
"Ultimately, we’re heading into winter and we expect winter to be colder than the rest of the year."
"Ultimately, we’re heading into winter and we expect winter to be colder than the rest of the year."
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Above about minus 20C IMO the heated screen is a waste of time if you have aircon
I like to be able to demist noiselessly, also heated screens don't rely on you remembering to top up your washer fluid! Press a button and 30 seconds later watch the snow start to slide off the screen - lovely!
