It's a third generation r/f receiver for the key fob. The older versions pick up spurious signals which re alarm the car and relock the doors. This can lead to flat batteries and burnt out door lock motors. You didn't say you were a Gaylander owning hairdresser.
It's a third generation r/f receiver for the key fob. The older versions pick up spurious signals which re alarm the car and relock the doors. This can lead to flat batteries and burnt out door lock motors. You didn't say you were a Gaylander owning hairdresser.
Dont disconnect the battery for any length of time. I used to and it fecked up the becm. I use a maintenance charger now with the battery connected. I use a solar charger on my car in Fuerteventura. Mind you its a 96 Clio with 260k klms on the clock
I like the audi TT
He doesn't need much for back crack and sac work.I like the audi TT
Did you manage to fit all your hairdressing kit in the back of it as i know there is not much room, or is that what the gaylander was for
Confession time - I've always thought a V6 manual Freelander with full leather blah, blah, would be fairly useful (providing somebody had done the cambelts first).
And I'm certainly no crimper
edited for accuracy.Confession time - I've always thought a V6 manual Freelander with full leather blah, blah, would be fairy useful providing somebody had done the cambelts first).
And I'm certainly no crimper
we never said you was sweetieConfession time - I've always thought a V6 manual Freelander with full leather blah, blah, would be fairly useful (providing somebody had done the cambelts first).
And I'm certainly no crimper
No just passing time on duty, watching for any Scousers trying to cross the Mersey.Bit of a slow evening up in Merseyville, Alan?
I've found two but put toll booths on them.You do know that they can tunnel their way across
