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And asking for a disaster
What did you do with your Range Rover today
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Absolutely.And asking for a disaster
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Well, after an argument and a threat of removing all the new parts on a client's vehicle I drove like a twit to get the cheque in the bank and stopped for a half at a bar to calm my aggression.. Feeling better and my land-rover is doing it's job 
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Dealing with the public is never easy, had years of that.Well, after an argument and a threat of removing all the new parts on a client's vehicle I drove like a twit to get the cheque in the bank and stopped for a half at a bar to calm my aggression.. Feeling better and my land-rover is doing it's job
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The job is easier than the relationships sometimes
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Neither is dealing with so called experts in the tech world
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How dare you
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Do you work in tech? Is it you I've been talking to all day today?How dare you
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You'd know if it was me, you'd be hapoy
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I have wired my a/c fans to a switch so that when i see the temp climing i can manually start them
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The so called temperature gauge on a p38, isn't. It won't start to creep up It will go from 'normal' to 3/4 is seconds, when it's already too hot. Followed swiftly by 'in the red'
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Sadly, that is often the case, too many wanabe Trumps in the world.The job is easier than the relationships sometimes
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It stays in the mid point from just over 80C to 105C then rises slowly to 110 before going rapidly into the red.
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Mine are automatic on a stat as I use them for cooling in place of the viscous fan.
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The book says it can sense all the way up to 130c! I assumed it was heavily damped because mine never moves from 12 o'clock once it's warmed up, but there's no mention of any dampening just a resistance value A/D converter.
I've just got an amazing thermostat most likely.
I've just got an amazing thermostat most likely.
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someone mentioned about my car playing mind games
confirmed!
in winter i have to manually adjust the hvac to get warm otherwise it just trickles luke warm after to the footwell vents and the cabin doesnt get warm
this morning.. its already stinking hot inside and within a mile its blowing HOT air through the mid vents (left and right tempo set to 20)
confirmed!
in winter i have to manually adjust the hvac to get warm otherwise it just trickles luke warm after to the footwell vents and the cabin doesnt get warm
this morning.. its already stinking hot inside and within a mile its blowing HOT air through the mid vents (left and right tempo set to 20)
