tomcat59alan
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Buy some graphite dust (got mine off Ebay). Small screwdriver in to the ignition lock to open it and shake some in off a folded piece of paper. Or use your key to shovel it in.
Buy some graphite dust (got mine off Ebay). Small screwdriver in to the ignition lock to open it and shake some in off a folded piece of paper. Or use your key to shovel it in.
holidaychicken
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Does graphite dust conduct electricity, not sure what electronics you have behind / below the key hole? :flame:
tomcat59alan
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Sounds interestingÂ…screwdriver in one hand and a fire extinguisher in the other
Pass on this one..
Whatever, go buy a new one then
holidaychicken
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Whatever, go buy a new one then
Tom I'm already looking after two, wife's n mum's..one more and you'll find me on the side of Burj Khalifa shouting timber...:screaming_bug_eye_f
tomcat59alan
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No problem, my fault, I should learn to read the title of the post fully. L322 not P38
tomcat59alan
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holidaychicken
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No problem, my fault, I should learn to read the title of the post fully. L322 not P38
No bother, it may well work on the L322, i just wanted to use the fire smilie as i hadn't used it before
tomcat59alan
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No bother, it may well work on the L322, i just wanted to use the fire smilie as i hadn't used it before
Ok.:flame::flame::flame::flame:
